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There was very general improvement to-day in the
stock market. The sales were somewhat larger than
usual and the prevailing feeling seems to be more favor
1De hsn Tor some little time past At the Old Board
Lung is'ano advanced l per cent Canton Norwich
ana worcester u sionington Al Farmers Trust II ;
Erie Railroad Pennsylvania 6s, Hudson and Berk.
SHIRE Railroad /. Harlem Illinois, Ohio s's Kentucky
o New Jersey Reading Railroad and Bonds closed firm
yesteriays prices Texas Treasury Notes sold ester.
day at lot to- day 10 was offered and is asked There
were no sales At the New Board Long Island
ID per cent Canton Harlem 4 Norwich and Wor-
cester II Farmers Trust The pulse of stock specu-
laor changes with the movements going on in the pol
cal world There is doubt but thst the prices and
value OF many stocks daily offered in Wall street will
be more or less sfected by the Success Of either
party. MANY holders OF the stock of the delinquent
states anticipate advance should the party favor
apie 10 distribution oi the public lands succeed,
ana many not holders, anticipate to the contrary
Holders OF fancy stocks feel interested the success
the party that will give them times favorable specua
non The parties engaged in stock operations are so
much divided in political matters, that the transac,iops
between this and the result Of the contest must be to
very limited extent and until that time we cannot look
for much activity any great Improvement in prices
The abundance OF money in the market must in the
meantime, reduce the rate OF interest still lower The
oanks oil this State soon again commence preparations
for their next quarterly returns 1t is supposed they
will ch1nge their movement very materially. or that
their reports will show on extension beyond the last


Counterfeit fves on the Bank of Wheeling and twen
ys on the Bank of Tennessee, are in circulation.


Inc receipts Of the Southern Railroad Michigan, for
the three quarters Of the year ending Sept l 1874 show
an increase OF between five and six hundred per cent
SOUTHERN RAILRoAp, MICHIGAN


receipts from Dec lst ls42 Sept lst lsa3 400 "a
aecs'ps from Dec ls lSaS TO Sept lst 1884, 696 o3