
MONEY MARKET.

Sunday, Sent. 10 p. M
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The stock market continues in the same dull depressed
state noticed for several weeks past The operations are
to very limited extent and prices remain very re-
duced points The state Of exchanges and the
Of specie appear to absorb the attention Of
very grea Improvement in quotations for stocks can
not be expected until the position Of the markets gene
rally clearly defined Several very heavy houses
deeply interested in stocks have all through the season
made great efforts to keep exchange below a specie
point, that the precious metals would rest quietly
in the vaults OF banks. The shipment Of several
millions Of dollars would, undoubtedly relieve for
time the banks from the dead weight they compelled
to carry in the shape OF specie sustain their credit with
theipublic; and the shipment Of few millions would no
doubt have very favorable influence foreign
trade without endangcrng the present prosperity of our
local affairs but the stock spectators entirely govern
ed by their position for the moment and invariably
resort to tending to advance their individual
interest," rather than the ultimate prosperity of the com.
mercial community at large This IL very natural bu
they do not in all cases succeed in their object Every
dollar that abroad in specie an our
foreign trade and should the expectation of the precious
metals rapidly increase, II would do more 10 stop the
importations OF foreign manufactures Than any other
movement that could be made Those interested in
advancing the prices Of stocks are striving through
their dupes to create an impression that the immense
imporaions made this year. not to be paid for un