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MONEY MARKET.
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Sunday, May @5-6 II. M.


Throughout the past week three has been gradual
but steady decline in quotations for stocks and the mar
kot has daily been getting heavier and heavier Amidst
the general depression that exists in Wall street. there
does appear the most remote prospect of improve
ment and the inactivity in all branches of business the
summer usually brings with it, induces us to believe
that destined to experience the present state of
things for months Prices for the principal stocks
used in Wall street for speculation, have fallen to a
much lower level than they have before reached for
months and the absence of outside operators leaves the
brokers alone and unable to sustain the present
duced rates. The money market is comparatively easy
and the specuaors have command funds enough
carry extensive business but requires pur
chasers well sellers they cannot operate alone


For the past month the brokers have had all the specula
ton among themselves and not able to keep up pr
much longer For other, outside spec
ulaors give Wall street wide berth, and we at pre-
sent inducenent likely to rise to draw them in
quires great excitement to get them started but when
under way, they go to any extent until tremen-
dous explosion scatters and ruins them. During the
speculation carried extensively in Vicksburg the
outside speculators into the market and bought
heavily at the highest prices; thousands Of shares
sold aily for time, and the excitement running high
all anxious to get large supplies The speculation
suddenly subsding these operators found themselves
sadded with large lots of this stock at prices varying
from to three per cent above the market valueafter
the first alland have since held on anticipating another
advance, which fear will be looked for in vain.-
Thousands of shares held by these spectators,
which cost least eleven dollars and selling
six and six and half Losses similar to those expert
cnced in these cases. alarm the outside SPECTATORS and
keep them out Of the street and away from the empta
tions there offered.


We usual table Of quota tons for each day
Of the week just closed compared with those current at
the close of the previous week 1t will be seen that pr
have fallen of several per cent within the past
week -