, 1865-08-12

LsPorse-tweIye mile. from tho Lake. few
weeks eince paid raiirosd trsnsrortaIon Oh 4
a1ounrng to 93s5, while he could hsve made i
X sh,aaa o.t5 81 LaEa III d Is, .od saved Il i:sst
n % rbls itom liahissa C.1. And ,heso S p1epos: or
tie Is WI! bod 9ood On u hesvy transportation.
Most ot the iron consumed In NottneEn 1adis2a
c:rued.1 through the State to ChlcsSo, aud then,
sfer paytng prodt to Illinois, fe-s11ppcd 70 "a
vhe eEeas we have tas coal It home, sd hsrhez
Afu1dDy facilities teennd to no other Sata for
the m,nufaetnre Of cur Iron at home: a few
week. t9es o9 IN % o1
extensive rolling mills Tor the manufacture at
Like Superior i1on-the only ehst1e,e to this en-
ago, 4. arm Engaged II the nanu'acture Of iron,
about locating mills At Fort Wayne, made iuqui:
rics about the facill1es for landing their ore at
pelied to transport BY ri rad fom Detroit thaa
paying a profit 10 the State OF Michigan On our
own Enan1fa .tures. Bul We thlsk We have sid
M, 70 tugeess to your mind the veIy gtsas d.
vantage slch m improvement would b TO the
S1ate-lncreAsIu1 our wealth. aud plaetn1 us, BY
b1tldag up = Commercial city. On par With our
Today, :tha matter. was brought before the
Board OF Trade Of this city, ma Twenty-Five dele-
gates were appointed 10 attend tie Convention.
The Boston Adeertissr Of the 9th rays:
An evident improvement has take7 placs ID
EoueJ matters. Currency is gradually working
It's way back sgain to the old cham :.s or deposit
and circulation, and there IL no longer any CON-
plalnt Of scarcity. To day there we1e mora lend
es than borrowers, On call, at sf1 per cent, sud
on time At Tic. " 80,
Tho eas,e1n newspapers aru pnbliahtnr statis
tics, prepared In Canada, pusrorline to giva
correct statement Of Tho exports and imports Of
the Un!ttd States and Canada, for ten years past.
There sre wholly ut sartsnce With tho Etastsacs
published at Washington; aud wa caution ths pso-
pie aeainst putting faith In them, According to
the Canadians, the Reciprocity Tresty has been al
greater advantage to the u1ied States, ta,n 1t il
to Canada, aad get TIE Canadsans avs urging Its
continuance. Ia not his sign that the millennium
IL At hand1
Tho ny. GonuWretal Adctrsiser Of Wed.
pesday reports the money us,ket a. follows:
"The money market shows no apprec!asle "a
maid, With no scarcity Of funds; but tbs t1acsac-
! lions below per cent arc nerrly nominal. On
losua, with eold as collatsrsl, we hear OF q com.
\ continue dnll at per cent for special names, and
e9t2 per cent for good 10 falf.
There is nnore activity In foreign Exchange,
snd Rreater ftmneEs in the rates. The prospect
favors 4 NIL remittance By to-rnorrow'e steamer
| A fat1 amonnt Of Exchange drawn against Flye-
tNanttes y on the mtrket. We quote: -.
BaDkerB Sterling. 80 oday'...-....... 1es46a 1901
Danksrsr Sterling, dayt..... .......- 1o93l 1921
4s.sns1 -.-....-.-.... !eat9e ly.f ~
Ffancfs long caies.- olati45 III
IanC44 H1QfL Q4td. lp4GR9.4o
The cash balance in tina hands Of tho As4lstani
Treasurer In Bottou, at the close OF business An
pnst :, wzs $6.4o4.4 .4Ga. ST. AhowinE IN lncze1s. O.
sG7s, .6a, az compared With tho close Of the pre-
ccding week.
The following IA the eonpssassye stA.emsnt
the exports (e1clualvo Of specIe) from the port
New York to foreign ports. for the week ending
AuRusi 8, and since Janu1ryl;
1 ISL 1864. 1B85,
For the week.. 81, ,1Si,oso <a44a,a4B xs.sI in
rzeT. reported. 10s,oi705: l2o,8S2,7A d. IS;
Since Ian. Sill lsa oss s1g7 6aa xssa ST.
In Cincinnati there Is q good demand f,r mon.
eJ 1t sdll8 per cent. Eastern exchange u scarce
and dtmer at oo975 premium baying, and Ito
prem. ceiling.
Thu exports Of cotton from New York to for.
een por will be e3i1y Increased to 10 900 bales
per week, besides what will be exported from
Southern ports. This view OF onr exports ha,
tended to depress gold for several days. Lss.
week :, I'll bales wers exported troa New York 10
Liverpool alone.
Orders continue to be received from Lcndon
for FIvc-Trenty tonds. About st,ao,ooo woy
vess 1emitted BY Wedussdsy's steamer. -.