

MONEY MARKET.
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Stocks all down to-day. The sales were very
small Norwich and Worcester declined ! per cent ;
Long Island Morris Canal Farmers Loan Ohio
Skies Pennsylvania Fves closed firm at yesterdays
prices.


The closing prices for ste Ring Exchange were 93 a 10
per cent premium.


BY the arrival of thu steam ship Cambria, at Boston
from Liverpool we have commercial advces from all
parts of Europe foui days later than those received
by the Great Western The is highly intc sting
and important The relation to the sales and
prices OF cotton of the most favorable nature The
money markets Of Europe extremely easy and not.
whsanding the extent of the speculatons going on in
railway shares the rate OF interest ruled very low and
large amount of capital was seeking employment The
mama Tor rai roads is SO great that many fear i'm
mediate exposonand the ruin Of hundreds who have in
vesedevery pound in of the contem
plated lines but the currency and the classes
in such healthy state and the existing prosperity
is founded upor such sound basis that any revusion
in the railway speculations would merely be confined to
to those Immediately interested, and have very little e
feet upon the mercantile classes generally upon any
of the staple articles of trade.


The returns of the Western Railroad Company for the
week ending July 25th lsl5 show falling off, compared
with the corresponding week the year previous.


WESTERN RAuLpo,p


Week ending July ssih 1911: 1876. Deere





Freight &C.,. .s2ii 59o6 2,2,j


NJ. Iotai Sl8,03 iSi0i 1919


yam s'nce Jan LIST, lSi3 Observation-Disclosures. 45072


Gain since Jan. ist, 1875. si5............. slI753
The falling of in the receipts this road for the past
week, does not look very favorable.


we annex a comparative statement of the business on
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad for one week in
July, 1913, lsi4, and Is45.


: Week ending Juip 80 40. Jriu ~ IA mi, % ,,s
@ ,n:no,,i ,o .s"0D % 1873 81 3025i 81
oo ~ 'f"' '"'''' o'Sui l0,828 25lo7
These returns show increase in the recein,s Of inn
per cent over last year. and 200 per cent over sla
increase in the tonnage of 1856 per cent over last o
and 800 per cent over lsi3


Total tons. 1912 20952 % ian
The payment Of the interest the funded debt Of Penn
sylvania will be made tomorrow the LIST August The
State Treasurer fully prepared to meet the nalment
then due We have received the official account fur.
nishng the gratifying Intelligence. We annex the State
Treasurers notice.


STATE TREASURY OFFICE,
-, , Harrisburgh, July 10th, ls45 (


The holders OF certificates of the funded debt Of this
Commonwealth hereby notified that the increst due
on tne ISL prox will be pa the Bank OF pcnnsvya-
MA, IN The city OF Philadelphia
JAMES l,ass avoWprr,
stale llcasurer.
The state Treasurer to have left Harrisburg ves
tcrday for Philadelphia This announcement must be
extremely gratifying to the holders of fPennsvlvana stock
u Europe, as not only gives them another dividend
upon their investment, but settles and establishes per