TRRAsuRY OF PENrsYLvArIA-RrcE,rrs lANp ExrEspr.
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Excess expenses over receipts, S3l,H0 olHo


1t will require nearly the whole Of the balance on
hand The let instant 500 8S0-to make the deficiency
unless there great In the receipts There
does appear to be he slightest probability that sny
the interest August will be paid at maturity The
treasury exhausted pay the interest the funded
the amount available not large enough to pay the
interest the whole debt in full notwithstanding which
many that time felt confident that the State Of Penn
sylvania would never agan become delinquent The
present position Of the finances OF the state 10 not ct all
favorable to the maintenance Of iu credit.


Tho following gemi annual dividends have been de-
cent $2 600; Casco bank par cent, O09; Merchants
bank 81 cent sa00 Manufacturer and TraderS do,
par cent 220; aso 81 per share Trust Fund 000
bank OF Porand so per share on second Trust Fund


Bank Of fCnmbarland not declared


Bank Of Wes,brook (Westbrook) per cent.


The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Baltmere
has declared divide nd Of three per cent for the last
half year, pay able on Friday, the nth inst.


divided 10 their stockholders ak cent for the past ak
months


We annex table deliberately compiled from the Ship.
imported this district the first quarter Of
Of the past three years 1t will be that there has
been grest decline in the importation of Coffee cotton
col rice and salt for the quarter ending March 3ls l645
compared with the same quarter last year, while there
has ben aIarga increase In the importaons o6gs hides
iron lead, pimento raisns sugar wines, and wosl The
aggregate value ofthe mporators hs season. does not
year hut very few OF the articles imported nclud
cd in the annexed table The fluctuations in the srti-
cles ofimportstjon pemed above, not sufcient 10
mako much sctual alteration in the aggregate value
the variations in the value of the total Importation for
ay session being principally produced by the quantity
OF foreign manufactures imported Any increase Of con-
sequence in the importation Of this port be traced to
the additional OF foreign cotton, w0oen and silk
msuuscurss imported. The receipts Of sugar. fruit
lasses, and such things, governed more by the
mand for consumption than dry goods