MONEY MARK EFT.
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The decline in quotations still continues. and prices
to-day range from quarter to oneandahalf per
below those of yesterday Norwich Worcester fell of
u per cent; Erie r. l. Long Island q Canton Z; Har-
lem Ii Morris Canal Z; stonngton went mp per cent;
Pennsy lvania SIS Il kentucky 6s ], and Reading
Farmers Loan and Ohio 6s closed firm at yesterday
prices.


1t was rumored in Wall street today that very ex-
tensve house, which has for sometime past been eng
gcd in bearing stocks, compelled to compromise
very large contract made sometime SINCE not being
fulfil it to the letter Of the bond The bears been
sufferers by the recent advance in stocks but
fever is getting so high that if they manage to
keep above water a little while longer, they will outlive
the storm and get safely into port Our quotations to-
day show very great decline in stocks and learn
of the strongest bulls the boards
~ selling largely on time.


The annexed letter. in relation to the reported difficult
ties and in the vicinity of the Morris Canal 10
sequence of the absence of water &c., will give those
interested Official statement Of the affair and they can
govern themselves accordingly.


MoRRIs CANAL OFFICE.


jersey City, 18th Nov, 1915
SIR see in your paper this morning under the head
ofthe money Market" statement as 10 the
affairs of the Morris Canal Leaving the stockholders TO
Judge the object of the article have only to saw
that funds necessary to meet every existing obligation
provided and that in single instance has just





The unusual drought ofthe season; the fact that the
canal filled in August when the springs were at the
lowest point the emptylng Of the canal Paterson and
other which viii not again. have conspred
reduce the amount OF water below what was
ry for the years business which had to be done in three
months. still have hesitation in saying that Nor.
lis Canal has had supply Of water the present season
equal to transporting $4,000 TONS had the canal been
opened in the spring and the business regularly con.
ducted il would be strange that New Jersey cannot
supply water for canal which, in its course cuts al
most every stream that from the mountains to the
ask as a matter Of justice to the company
that this letter be published in your paper


Very respectfully, your obedient servant


DANIEL TYLEE,


President Morris Canal
To JAMES G. Bennett Esq.


We farther statements from the official report of
the government Of Porto Rico in relation to the foreign
trade Of that island The imports and exports dstin
gushing the flags of the vessels dong the carrying
OF the port with the value OF merchandise carried
by the vessels of each nation ls43 and 1884, were as
fellows =


IMPORTS AND FxroRrs Ponro Rico DISTINGUISHING THE
FLAGS OF rHE VESSELS CARRYING MERcHANpIsE lai-
PORTED AND EXPORTED.