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MONEY A M R K E T. TUESDAY, Nov. 25-6 P. M. The stock market, to day, was somewhat depressed The transactions were large, but principally on time buyers' option. At the first board, Erie Railroad declined 1/4 per cent; Harlem, 1/2; Norwich and Worcester, 14: New Jersey Zine, 1/2. The market at the second beard was a little more buoyant, and prices were better at the close. Erie Railroad went up 1/4 per cent; Read ing Railroad, % Canton Company fell off 1/4 per cent. There are no indications of any activity in the stock market beyond that realized} at present. Money is easy. notwithstanding the large shipments of specie, for all ordinary purposes ; but there are no outsiders attracted to the street to speculate in the fancies. The operations, from day to day, are confined almost entirely to the large holders in the market This may do well enough for a time, but it cannot last long. The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this port, to day, amounted to $54,006 59; pay mente. $86,834.26-balance, $8,203,530 62. The Superintendent of the Banking Department of this State has given notice that the trust funds of the James Bank, Jamesville, Saratoga county, will be converted into money, and the proceeds applied towards the redemption of the circulation of the bank. At the time of suspension the issues amounted to $76,743, and the securities to $80,328 45, of which $39,888 were bonds and mortgages, $11.200 New York State 5's, $6,000 New York State 51/'e, $5,000 United States 5's, and $18,000 Michigan 6's. The Beston Traveller says that the money market of that city continues to wear a quiet, but very undecided, aspect. No unusual demand exists, and borrowers who are obliged to negotiate in the street find capital accessible enough at from 10 a 12 per cent, on good notes or