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RENT MONEY.


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The currency of different sections Of the country
become SO equalized that exchanges cannot vary but
fraction from the present rates. very large per cent
of the rcmittances made in the issues banks in
the vicinity of the places of remittance. Merchants of
the South and West having payments to make in this
city, generally bring the bills Of tho banks Of the sec
tons they FROM and pay them out here at par In
doing, they very little risk, and are sure Of not
being saddcd with bad bills Of exchange. As the cur.
rcncy Of the country improves and becomes more equal


zed there will be much less demand for exchange on
any point than at present. The operation of the new
postage law facilitates the transmission of bank issues
from part of the country to another and therefore
reduces the demand for domestic bills Of exchange.


The demand for foreign exchange has opened quite
active and the rates continue firm and pretty well ad
vanced Sterling bills quote at % 10 per cent pre-
MUM The demand is confined principally to bills
London. There is very little doing other points We
annex comparative table, showing the quotations for
every month during the past year.