MONEY MARKET.
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Vhursday, Nov. @1-0 II. M.


The stock market is in very feverish state. Quota
tons show another decline since yesterday, but
net general that of few days since. stonington
fell Of per cent Norwich and Worcester ~; Erie r.
Rcad3 Farmers Doan 1; Canton Co. 1; Long
Island 2; Morris Canal Z; Illinois improved / +;
Ohio SIS /; while Harlem, Reading, Mohawk, U.
D. Bank and East Boston, closed at yesterdays pri-
oss Sales were only to moderate extent and
the tendency OF prices is still downwards. SO long
a. the banks maintain the position they have recently
taken until private capital is drawn into this market
the stock market must continue in the present depressed
state- We much doubt the ability Of the banks to
ry out the they have adopted Stockholders
looking dividends, and when the time round,
their snticipatons be realised 1t impossible for
the banks OF this city, to meet their enormous
expenses. and declare fair dividends without max.
lag large leans tocks they cannot adhere tohe les
innate business Of bankng and instead Of making their
operations with classes the principal part
ofther busnes, they the least important and
have to give way for stock loans The banks of this city
ace governed principally by those who look TO the
salaries OF their oce than to the interest Of their stock
holders and the absence OF all financial ability leads thtm
into the grossest errors and the community nts difficult
ties and embarrassment When we consider who con
trolls these Institutions, when that the interests
Of all those engsged in trade ana commerce. are sub





tie acquainted with the Of trade as they are
with anatomy cannot be otherwise than that the great
fluctuations frequently experienced in every thing
connected with mercantile and financial affairs tsheuld
continus; and long those who have the power OF
ioanns money have the power Of making It, we must
pect and will the greatest extremes In the market
Separate the banking department Of State institutions
fro the issuing department. and shall havsa greater
regularity Of movsmenta uniform value in the crcu
lang medium, and sounder safer and more healthy
state Of things Until something done restrict the ope
rations othee powerful corporate bodies revusion must
come round regularly and bankrupt laws will be period
caly required to wipe out the effects Of immense specua
tiona has become necessary that important
should be made by ate Legislatures in relation
toonr banks We have before the experiments Of th.
country and those OF Great Britain We have seen-but
not yet to extent sufficient to Judge correctly
operation stbe system recently adopted in England and
Il is important that some speedy should be
adopted e prevent Tie suddeu fluctuations often OK.
peraueed In AL commercial operations OF the county,