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The proportion depostes in the banks of these three
cities for the past three months have been as oilows:-
re. DEPOSITS. ssiSis MaYS ssss sssss 3 s ssssSsi 81
In Banks OF Boston, New


York and Phladeiihia ;. a2s7,s9' 4oo5,No sass.oe
In all other places s3ss3,i4s s3as5,Oio si,2o,aia
The above tables give the amount on deposte on the
day named It will be observed that the 2sh of July
the aggregate depose So O6s s54; while
the actual amount subject to draft was but S7Oo7sll
drafts having been drawn and payable but not paid for
transfers ordered and not credited $7l 000
outstanding drafts, S9,3o9. Among the drafts drawn
but not paid the 2sth ult. for $l23,-
377 the Bank of Louisiana which reduces the depo
sites in that bank to S73632. draft on the Bank of
Missouri reduces the deposites in that institution from
s396,s5 to s97,449, and draft the Michigan Insur
ance Company of Detroit reduces the depostes from
Slli,967 to 500 ,293.


According the statement of the United States
Treasurer, the surplus of the government is
steadily decreasing The quarterly returns from the
Treasury Department shows expenditure for the
quarter ending June 30 1s5 of Sl7s9ls less than the
receipts notwithstanding which, the amount of deposits
the 2sth u nearly two hundred thousand dollars
loss than in May and than four hundred thousand
dollars less than in June. From March gath to June
2sth the depostes increased sl,7e4,0s0. We annex
statement showing the amount deposite in June and
July this year and last =


UNITED STATES DErosrTs


june %. Judy g. Increase. Decrease.
1874. ss,7!1 !is ioo2ssl2 l2s2,iss 80.
This shows decline in the depositcs. Last year, up
this time the value ofthemportaons into this part
been about million Of dollars per month greater thad
for the corresponding months this year. and the duties
the imports for the PERIOD of much larger
The decrease in the from customs with the pay
the public debt have reduced the surplus
nue. from Sl3 25l, the 2sth OF October 1884, to
So 1854 the 2sh of July 1s45 The actual surplus
revenue Of the government is about seven millions
of dollars and the present prospect is that will not be
increased The lmportations will not, this fall, be
large they last, the country is pretty well
supplied with foreign manufactures; the will
therefore be less while the expenditures of the govern
ment will without doubt exceed the estimates on ac-
count Of the position of foreign relations and the in
creased expense attending the negotiations &C. attached
to the annexation of Texas