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The stock market remains very unsettled The sales
very limited and prices without much alteration At
the old Board Canton Co. fell off II per cent Stoningon
Illinois Vicksburg Harlem u Long Island Nor
wich and Worcester Farmers Trust United States Bank
and closed firm at yesterdays quotations
The Board Of brokers long survive the pre-
sent state of things The late explosion laid Of the
members fiat their backs that doubt their abil
ty to recover perpendicular position again. would be
slvey good thing this Board would dissolve and dsap
pear; it is at present organized is nothing but
devious for Spectators who have heretofore done
to get up stock bubbles than any other clique in Wall
street


The brig Petersburg, from Vera Cruz, arrived at this
port to-day with about $40 900 in specie.


The New York Equitable Insurance Company have
this day declared semLannua dividend Of six per
cent. payable on demand.


The Paterson and Hudson River Railroad Company
have declared dividend of three per cent payable on
the Goth inst.


Books for subscription to the capital stock Of the New
York and New Haven Railroad are open at No 40 Mer
chants Exchange, Wall street, and will remain open
until Friday, the l2h inst Subscribers are required to
pay dollar each share at the time of subscribing


The Banks OF this city have concluded to call in but
very small per cent of their outstanding loans. They
have ceased dscounting stocks until after the August
returns but the difficulty in finding any other employ.
ment for their capitals has induced them to leave out
standing as large amount as they may deem wise and
prudent to include in their reports Were not for the
large operations in stocks constantly made in this
kct the banks would hardly pay their expenses say
nothing about dividends The limited demand for dis
counts from the commercial classes leaves the banks
alternative but to encourage stock specuatons pro
vide the capitalize carry them possible On the
other hand they have the private capitalists to conend
against. The capitalists of this city prefer employing
their in any description of speculaons rahe
than in permanent investments, such works Of public
Improvement sc. To this prevailing disposition car
principally attribute the want of railroads divergng fror
this city and other internal works The mania for sp,
culation in this market appears TO show itself stock
and real estate, II almost mpossbility to get up,