n, money in Wall.st,

Bicknell,s Phil Reporter says !:
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The Money Marke, continues restricted. The Banks
are quite cautious in relation loans and the offerings
are larger than can be accommodated. The two cniei
causes for the srngency in the market are the angry as
pect of our relations with England and the probable re-
vival of the Constitutional Treasury System The Phi
ladelphia Banks are, believe il very sound conc-
gency The prospect is the February interest on
our State debt viii be paid in full The Treasurer Mr..
Snowden exerting himse!fto the utmost and we trust
and believe that his efforts will prove successful Out OF
doors in Philadelphia the money rate is from to per
cent-and in some u has been given with stocks as
security


The bark Chenango sailed from Baltimore on Fri
day las; for Liverpool with cargo comprising ltOO oos
Flour 900 bushels Corn l6l tres. Beef 1929 sides and
81 rolls Leather and $40 pieces Beech Wood.


The official returns from the Coal Districts give
the following aggregates shipments for 1914 and 5i5