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The demand Tor foreign exchange by this packet has
not been very active, but the rates rule at the highest
points Drawers OF prime sterling bills firm 10 aol
premium; good bills offered freely ut 81 10, and
tie hulk of the demand has been supplied at these
Merchants wishing to remit largely induced to hold
back until the last moment OF grace in the hope that
the prime bills will fall off the confidence in
the second class bills not being strong enough give
them large sales Our export trade this has been


larger thsn usual while the imports compared with last
year have fen of, and far as imports AID ex-
ports of merchandise concerned the exchanges be-
this country and Great Britain would range far
below the present rates The large amounts of State
Stock RENTED from London to this market for SALE and
the remittance of the eds of these sales and large
amounts of interest due holders Of stock in Europe,
creates demand for exchange and keeps up the rates
TO specie poiat


We annex comparativ. table, showing the quota.
tinns for each Month dur ipg the