, 1875-08-03
The Business Of the Banks Increased
by Doard-of-Trade Set.
Elements.
Tho Clearings l1cavy---Ncw York
Exchange Weaker.
Tho Produce Markets Stronger, Chiefly
Owing to the Recent Storms
Dreadstnfrs In Good Speculative Demand
-~.}yheat and Pork Duoyant.
FINANCIAL.

Ths comparatively heavy centinRs Of the day did
not fncas any increase In business beyond that in-
ctenta 10 the settlements Of the first Of The month.
There waa no moro lone in settlements Tho Board
Of Trade than il uzual on tho frat. Tho ahtfting Of
obligations csuscd actlvtty at the banks but did
not increass the total Of their dscounts. Tbe
canti,s do1nlnd continucA fair on account Of ths
.c.nty ramttanctA from the country, AMI The 5nanu
featuring applications for loans aro moderate The
surplus Of the baaks does not fnd adequate employ
meht III thess scanty channels, and the "nntstde"
calls for loans few aud limited. tho banks and
their RESOURCES iuereAstn9 md rates Of interest," Coll
seqntntiy, remain weak.
ateh Of discount 1T the banks fR1b pr cent 10
ftgular cnftomera to independent horroWcts cohees-
sions Of several Par cont are freely made.
On the street ai The good negotiable paper offered
Il readily taken at easy ralcs md more II called FOR
Hates arc 68ls PCT cent. --...
Nav 1ork exchange orenod weak, with sales At SOC
belween banks for <os; later. sales were At 5oc, an
An upward tendency showed ttself. ....-.
The movement Of currency to ths country u light
Tho clesriDgs vcre 81, ,2o),03A
BOSTON MONEY MARKEr.
In Dotton says tho i'o&f Of Wedneslay, unaoubteI
borrowers unAbla to dt8covcr any hardening tcn-
deucY in The rates for money Blnks and individual
lenders st md Il somewhat difficult 10 obtain all tho
choice business paper they would like II per cent Per
anunrn discount, Thoy do not ke 10 80 beow s, but
Kthey Ind what perfectly satisfactory to strength
they do show N13nRnth& 10 RECOMMENDING IN regard
70 Tine Ihers IL some per cent paper taken that
has more than four mouths to run. Borrowing be-
tween tbs tanks 1t nrc!ty low ebb-1 per csnt
Il Tie tQure. There IL but lttia wanted In this Inc
THE ENGLISH HANEs AND TIE INDIAN TRADE.
Tho Pull ItA uatt&< contains letter from
indian merchant, Who explains the manner In which
2one Of tha nEzns who hAYs recently failed lost their
money. or rather that Of The banks:
/ have positively known certain classes Of goods
constBuel t5 houses hose sold In Domb4y Ut eAs hln
the Wholesale pts by contract in the city ,uey
manufactuscl-And III IL nos t!ngle instance.
TAero Ia noney 10 bs made vt that ga1mc il
bo other reopoa. Indeed, It re1uirr4 tho great, al
cur part to avoid being ruined altogether ~
such systematic flooding Of already gluttcd ,nar-
fes. When the eud or the beEnuing Of tho end
cane, II hss come within the last few weeks, tue
whole ahiag became clear enough. Tneso EcutfAc-
elBe could bur, linking freight Interest," and tonEa
gion had really ts uo:Eing stake in tile nut
Ter, md could well Afford 10 sacrifice profits long
n they could "1oat" their paper. More than otu
Boaru Of Directors havs found out by thIa tinc lat
tbs lucrative part of that huatess il not dons ty o
banks. lnderd II the four rules Of arithmetic bs
retisd upon to give Atnouts results theY hAvs not
finished tht,r le3son yet.
EXPORTS OF WHEAT.
Fur ths purpose Of illustrating the rlalng impor-
Of this article twhoas} in EXPORTS ha.s
compiled from the official records The following state
ent Of The value Of ths nAtinnal oxports Of whoat
aud aour from the year la2l up 10 the present time
H1PoAfs or WHEAT AID FLoUu fkoA TEE UNITED
sTATEa.