MONEY MARKET.

Wednesday, October 40 r. M
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Several stocks in the list fell off fraction to-day,
while others slightly improved. The sales were not
very large but batter feeling prevails in the street
stonngton advanced per cen Delaware and Hudson !;
Kentucky / Norwich and Worcester u; Ohio J. Long
Island fell on Canton Harlem Farmers Loan 4;
Erie Railroad Ii Reading Railroad The favorite stock
at this moment among SPECTATORS is Norwich and Wor
ceser Within few days past it has advanced ak to
eight per cent, and the tendency is still upward. The
basis of the improvement that has recently taken
place in this stock the favorable condition Of the affairs
Of the company A gradual Improvement should have
been caused by this state of things instead Of the rapid
rise that has taken place. large part Of which be
attributed to the efforts Of speculators Twoandahaf
per have been offered for the January dividend Of
the company. The Directors have not given official no.
ce that dividend will be declared and must conse
quently look upon this offer intended to advance
the price of the stock in the market. The reports
from the Company, previously made, are sufficiently
favorable to induce many to believe that small div
dsnd be made at the3 time above specified. The
directors very well know that after they have CON-
menced paying dividends they cannot STOP without very
great injury stockholders refusal to make be-
ginning for another six months would not be attended
with much dissatisfaction a suspension aer This
stock is now selling in Wall street at rs per centit s
without much doubt worth than that as an invest
ment. Spectators think that it will reach par before
January it may, but 1t is very doubtful. Granting
that it does touch par until the first dividend is paid,
and result not reached until next July there arc
few better investments in Wall street, at present. than this
stock at seventy five eighty per cent There is
no good reason why should sell for less than Loag
Island.


According to the report OF the Secretary of the rea-
sury made the st inst the amount Of Treasury Notes
outstanding is ST. ses 707 The outstanding is
gradually decreasing The Secretary is prepared to
deem all those in circulation.


OUTSTANDING TREAsURy NoTEs.


1874.


Jan. l. ... lO66 925 June l. 81 ssS 4s2
March l....... 1919 July l......... . 2eS 3s7
April |. 3,l4l,263 Oct l. $50 767
More than half OF those outstanding the 6rst o.
January last has been redeemed


The receipts at the Custom House. Boston, for the year
ending Oct lst compared with the previous year. ending
the date show increase Of than atty per
cent


REVENUE FROM CUSTOMS AT THE PoRr OF Bosror