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The stocks included in this list, with one or two ex-
ceptons, little used for speculation Small operators
In this market unable 10 control them and many in
the list are beyond the control of all the brokers OF Wall
street combined. To this be attributed to grea.
extent the uniformity in quotations and the limited oper
aons that take place. There has actual improvement
taken place in the value Of State stocks generally
The stock Of the States paying regular dividends i'm
proves as dividend day approaches proportion the
rate ofneres but the stock of the delinquent States has
not improved fraction. The political going on
throughout the country WILL in about sixty days result
IN the election Of either Mr. Clay Mr. Polk to this
result the attention of the State creditors turned The
distribution of public lands among the ates is favor
ite measure Of the party represented by Mr. Clay and
is considered by many that his election ensures the
adoption OF that policy This would, without doubt re-
establish the credit of the delinquent States and enable
them to meet their liabilities The creditors Of these
States would doubt be Immediately benefited by this
movement but the country large would be the greatest
sufferer.


distribution Of the public lands is question that has
long been before the people, and they have repeatedly
pressed their disapprobat Of the in the strong
est manner possible Public opinion has not to our know
ledge undergone any material alteration this subject
and it very doubtful in the event Of Mr. Clays
election, as to the of this question. The two
great parties of this country closely balanced
VsSh Cueck upon tne Otner, Wnlcn prevents the
adoption ofmeasnres likely to change very materially the
present policy of the government The election OF either
OF the two candidates in the field is to secure the
ascendancy of the party represented than ensure the
passage Of any Of the great principles Of either The re
preventative branches of the Government are so equally
divided that the executive exert an influence
on their movements similar to that he would pos.
both houses Of Congress the maorties with
him This being the position of both parties and the d
ference between them very trifing SO far as
the prosperity Of the country is concerned that do
not attach that importance to the result of the election
that would otherwise exist and far the condition Of
State credit concerned have little faith in the belief
generally entertained. The public works of every
State productive than usual this year. Nothing
advances the income Of these works rapidly as the in.
ternal prosperity of the country. Any increase in the
internal commerce OF the States operates to the adva
tage these works. and to this in our home trade
must the public and private proprietois of these works
look for the to meet their Indebtedness What
political changes may take place in the government


likely to advance the Of the delinquent States
it at present impossible to TELL but to the increase Of
our internal trade the attention Of all should be directed
