Commercia, and Money Matters.

-For sales at The Stock Exchange, &C. see Last Pas
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rrFor sales at The Stock Exchange. &C. Last Page


"WEDNESDAY P. VI.
The transactions at the Board were large to-day,
end p-ices generally without material change from yese1-
day The market is rather buoyant.


In Exchanges there is scarcely any thing doing.
Sterling is ct, and dull, although leading
sill held at 81. A sale Of GOO Southern Sterling
made we understand, 81. Francs $50 PSI. The
movement in Cotton will tend to still farther depess the
rates. There considerable Cotton Offering and the picket
Of the nearly full at I'd transient shpwas also taken
up at the same rate, but from misunderstanding in the
DETAIL the negotiation fell through. The arrivals Of Cotton
1t this por, for few days past have heen very heavy.


Money is very abundant to-day, and many of the
Ranks have reduced their per cent sc days paper
and are in The street seeking that We knew OF lot
Of sC coo taken that figure The Institutions which called
in their loans previous the st Instant desirous OF
rtedng but find the ground occupied by capital which has
been flowing from other points and the result 1t Is not -
likely may be that they will be forced to accept lower
rates than before order find employment for their accu-
mutations


Alabama State money, in consequence of unta-
ybe advices from Mobile heavy per cent discount
Cntral a per cent, Specie drafts at Mobile 70
,nium. On New Orleans I! a II premium.


The following comparative statement OF the sltua-
lion the United States Bank on the ST January 1913 and
1884, will show what been done during the past year
ssr to the settlement Of the affairs of this g.eat wreck