, 1865-02-25

Here the market opened at 1a9, declined to 49,
and closed steady. Tho demand u chiefly by
snort sellers. silver ts nominal 1t 1s6&3ls7.
CooK eonnty bonda opened urn At Ut, deenned
anu N .ae eelnoon Ialaea s no unas1 Vi ol
a.. &c y. =. e.vo0o NJ a. p.
~. rcrv am .tes,
The cn.ThIrty Lo,n .ull attr.eta The .tten.
t,on n, inr,l ranit,,i.ts To-Day he snhsr,,ntions
at the second National n,nk alone font mn xa3t.-
800.
FIye-Tventes are in rood demand at 10 bny
fnc md 11rtnr11 .e,linc. Ten.Fnrttes arn nufe-
at 10s buying, md 103 selling
win rcfercnce to Bank. IN Canada. the Auditor
Gcpeza1 Of that Province, In his annual report,
eays hateln 1864 the banking capital IA. increased
by about S1o,0oo, 600, Of which ncxrlJ 0oo, 600
have been paid up. The notes in circulation de-
creased xal9,0oo; coin md bullion decreased
$1,173,coo; and Government 'seeurtties have In
creased $es3 000i cash deposits have increased
477,ooo, and notes discounted e2,4io,ooo De-
po:itors in savings banks have increased By 1,14,
or Ten per cent; aepoaan ~ ABOUT. salo,oo' or
s"elSe per esnt, hyely sas'ngs e o.nk, "l.aoa.
saeepuun' as e-I'ta p.os.e 1usse p1uA As'u
eeooootu aluuepal ano "s.es ~ mo1Ae usoen'utes
~ SaA ss', - IL ho,ss' sesaieu
oy eohAtefas' anu on,s s%o@uo IN 9o'etnnens
oouus. t'o.ee esSueo ~ Io,At.ta!s "as ue ~
soflIo investment last sess' the 0uo!1of eeuesa
snecesu tne PROPHECY Oh giving etca's1 Aclliaes
'of oota1olog ao'e1auen' ea6ieaG5 oeoen4uiee,
IN increase IN tne nunpef VI oepos'lo's .uu
amount aepoAse0 III 1ne saslngs osaaenea " n*
building toe1eties Is also noted.
"A bill is before the PennsylVan1a Legislature
requiring Ill railfond managers, when IN sec1aent
oecurs, BY which Injury Is done 10 persons 70 tele
graph the extenfof such injuries, and the names
ofthc persons killed OF hurt, to Ill the teiegsapnte
1$~ff nr.f hN EnufhfnfnCT 8tCf0&NEt
account to be posted up IN = conspicuous pA4ee !
I've thousand dollars to be the haa Tor neRsectlu2
this duty.
Tho imports 1t New 1ork, according 10 omclai
statistics, Just publithed IN the JoHrdt o. tom
n,ere<, during the gear 1864, we're 67is OF
which - 265 6e2 we're specie, S1oaos8s11 entered
for consutophon, 49, is9 rs for Wsrchoafct and
$1t,1 aO2 nee coods-aI entered 1t specle va1ue.
The expotts for the same tune were (e1clusive Of
snecie-x5o SIS ea1} f2a1 54a entered at cur
teucy value. They romutiscd ssg so domes-
M produce, e. ,455 foreign free and Sl7,9ai05
in,oreicn dutlable-total e1pors sgla s4s1o3,
lth altogether too early in the season to make
detailed estimates for The current year. The i'm
norts show yery considerable decline from, week
to week. AZ compared sith Inst wear; and, bang
upou specie basis, cannot reach the sanc aserc-
pste. The exports sisfkJanuary 1st show m In
crease in nominal value over the corresponding
po1iod Of last year, bnt that is owing In great
measure II not altogether. to a11 increase in price
II Europe cononaes 10 ouy our oonos' ana also
10 take our produce, While we buy foreign produce
and mapu{actnres 10 sparinely, the tide Of ex
~, ~" sn -. ~ ~. n,s aat ~
OF com "1ss 20 seTessea, soe goio no""s oacA "
III which ne hare heretofore shipped.
The total exports Of gold and silver for the
xes~ 1sc4 fron, Great p,it,,n IN tbe E,st 1nd,o.
.eAA ~ ~ ~. 49, . 80 ~, ~, s."
and s9, az 345 in 1854. The total shipments from
1851 to 1864 inclusive, amount to $603, $50 86, Of