, 1865-07-20

Government honda were weaker. We quote:
| Buying. Selling
EiyaT T~euties.. -1r41@1Git 1G4tOiW
4 1tn-Fort1eh. -. ......... 96tO "
SEyen!Thirt:eB were In active demsnd, and ths
sales 1o-dsy were heavy. The entire loan will b,
absorbed this week. -
Cook County Scrip Wal quiet and nominal Il
976ag74 for new md ast for old.
In Milwaukee, Easte1n Exchange IL Ia lfgh
5upply, and the market Is firm at par buying anl
II prem. selling. Discounts steady 1t 10 p cent
premium.
in 81. Louis Eastern Exchange Ia In good sup
ply. and steady At 1-l0 discount buying and PAL
selling.
| In Cincinnati Eastern Exchange IL quoted a
10 discount to par buying. and par to 50c prem
fel1tng. The market at these rates t7aB frm or
| Monday, owing to An Increased demand by the
nercan'ile trade. The money market was active
ts@1o 2 cent. per aunum.
The revenue returns for Great Dsitaiu sho v q
net decrease Of STA eco sterling for the quarter
ending June 30, which Is all accounted for by tho
reduction In the custom dntles. The net decrease
fsr The year ensius June 80 ia only Rso4, ,ooo
The Buffalo Adrertts<r OF the 17th instant
| commenting On the recent Detroit Convention,
says:
| 'The Reciprocity. vote waa not only harmlesa a.
| to any renewal of the old treaty, but decidedly
hostile to 1t, aud exceedingly guarded as 10 new
one under aay conditions oiher than tAorougd re-
ctprocity IN all 1t. measures, compiled With the
the st. lawrence, and cur own free use Of thcm-
| stumbling block. "a VIC think. to the Canada
neRotations. We feel no alarm from that quar-.
ter, and venture the assertion that majority Of
the Convention were hostile to any treaty. The
presence Of Vice President Hanlla there, and the
strong ground he assumed against II are iudica-
On The whole We are glad that the question was 20
settled, althouRh the Canadian and Provincial
de1ecates pressed the matter most streauousiy
and ably FOR renewal, as being to them Of In.
ptTatiye necessity.
In addition 10 tho above, we would state ihat 1t
vas in consequence Of the fear among the sdvo.
cries Of the Reciprocity Tte1ty that Mr. Nc
chetny,s amendment would prevail, that they
eagerly consented to Mr.. Frsley'a amendment,
which virtun,ly killed the whols project. But
for this. Mr. McChesuy's amendment would have
Eeen carried.
The following is 4 comparative statement Of
the exports {exclu,ive Of speeie) ftom New York
to foreign ports for the week ending July II and
since Janua1y1:
F.: E::;! ss ::;s:;:s S:ss s5I sa. s. Is &
f'9ss Rs'ss e. & e5 5ss $50
The following Is the comparative statement OF
The imports Of foreign dry goods and general
merchandise for the week ending July II, and
since January1:
S:S 81 fsss: isEss ;;s ;s's sS Il
Fst4 Fst; l:ss,,ss lsF Tsss Z R. R;st
Since Jan. l.. sos $50 sea s13a, ,a2 e17 Ssooolo30
Ipeluded in The precedtpg atatemcnt arc the fol-
lowing dry goods imports for the came period:
!: + s s;, 3sS
En9s s9sf 4 sia por l. aSss sd TT 1sss
Thrown IN NIX a7,s1n,163 IsiGB.9l5 27,l6a, ,l3s
In Boston. owing to the heavy drafts on the
National Banks by the Government, the Money
market fs aruer, and the rate for call loana Is
steady at per cent. Prime commercial paper, Ct
a. per cent. The 1bst OF the 17th s0ys:
t'The Boston hunks have not loaned The Gov.
esnEcnt ten millions CT Golars, 40 has been stated
IN soEe quarters, but have made arrangements
thrcgch the Clearing House Association, whereby
the banks such sums as may b. offered, NOT ex.
ceedng ten millions Of dollars to be PAYABLE aler
thirty days IN legal tcnder notes, with interest 1t
apportfoned to the different banks, but any INKS
having large unemployed surplus can loaa such
an amount =. they think proper. Certificates are
isea 10 6e Is pit Of sae isa onrY
which Eueh hanks are required to hold ~ re-
aerve. aud can BE- used In tie datly settlements ut
The movements IN that department. Of naarcial
business"
The exports Of Gold to foreign ports Tor the
week ending July II amounted to s2es, ,7so.
The following table conpares the exports o
specie from ths port Of New York to foreign
ports for fourteen Iears, from January 10 July |
IS. 1865, and for the corresponding period in tho