Commercial and Money Matters.
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- For Commercial and Money Matters. see Last Pcss
THURSDAY. P. VI.


The improved feeling in the Stock market con-
tiaued day with check Stocks, but at the c!oso
the upward tendency general The advaHce wns not large
in my description but the market sustained against the
stock brought out by the rise yesterday This improvement
is the natural result of the heavy decline and the more
favorable aspect Of the money and exchange markets. Inc
m which been checked has exceeded even the expec
taons of the bears who assisted in producing OF course
these periodical revuon in the stock market are to be looked
for und the first impetus being by some circumstance
unavorae the prosperous state OF the money MARKET this
impetus assisted By the movements OF those interested IN pro-
ducng fall This impetus given In this case by the re-
su of the election This would naturally as 1t did. give
shock to stocks which depended for their value upon the pros
perty of the country und will be seen thnt railroad STOCKS
have been the greatest sufferers they are dependent entirely
upon the business country for support The spece SNIP
men had some effect and the efforts OF parties whose interest
woud be sbscryed by Decline did still more The tal con-
,nued the ability of operators carry their stocks
under the call, fo and margins, and the decline became
panic.


The Exchange market is much easier, and of
Sterling some first rate city signatures were sold to-day at go
prem One of $40 900 the market ut 10 without TEL
lep and some Bank Of Charleston bills with good endorse
men were offered at 81 per The demand is extremely


limited and the supplies from the South every day larger
There nothing further TO tor the Holland loan until "
days hence when about O will be needed The demand
for remittance merchants account SMALL rs oil
imD0ations nnS Decn ube
ton of the imports remain nnsod the hands OF agents. dnd
of course are not be paid fer The order, going out
are us far learn, small 1t IS the opinion OF
some leading men Wnst that the ruling prce for Sterling
will be 10 per cent and that aewnd decline Will be eXpe
rencea while Others believe TINT the will rule below 10
per cent with u light demand The price of Cotton in this
market sow uuprccedentedy owo low US TO give quite
margin for shipments England and France should the sen


or hiring news of stcadness OF markets that side at prev
GUS quotations Should this be the Cotton would be used
for remttnnces instead bills and still further reduce the de-
mnnl for exchange wants of remitances are no larger
han Mt present they promise be- the amount OF exchange
the marke, in January will far exceed the demand and the
coin which has been drawn from during the last two months
will come back again. and much more with It, Such Is the
view of several cearheaded observers o the financial world


The Ho,tinguer QLivorpool packet has S7o,0Oo
in r,d and the Iendrick Hudson London packet 15O goo
Mexican dolIar,-toGether $4,000


The receipts over the New-York & Erie Railroad
| were .,
In October. sls,ys Wy g g
In October, lsli. hooo- "
| The N. Y. Bowery Fire Insurance Company have
declared dividend CT per cent for the last six months,
| payable on the 1st of December.


Ror,s of Discount on Bank Notes AZ % Wali-st