We annex table giving the quotations for foreign
change for each month during the past year.
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twill be seen that there is very little difference be-
tween the and those ruling about the
time last year. The demand for the steamer is to


fair extent, but by extensive, and the supply
of all kinds Of bills from inferior to prime is ample.


At Savannah the 7th instant, Sterling remained
last noticed, and continue to quote the outdoor
rate OF per cent prem In Domestic, sales heavy
at the following rates, viz On New York, sight to 10
days, per cent prem; 80 days, dis; so days,
per cent dis The banks we're checking on New York
at per cent prem for sight checks, &C.


AT Mobile on the I'd inst bills all points were
scarce, with upward tendency-the principal i'm.
provement being in foreign, which had advanced nearly
per The increased operations in cotton had given
the market better supply towards the close of the
week. without however in the least weakening rates
The Bank of Mobile buying sterling bills at 81 pre-
mum and New York, so days at IT dis Checking on
New York at premium, and New Orleans at pre-
MUM State notes were in active request and brokers
generally firm at per cent dis The demand arose from
the that the debtors OF the several State banks were
required y law TO pay 33 per cent of their Liabilities
before the lst Of June otherwise suits will be nstitu
ted. They paying up with promptitude than
anticipated


We the prices at the close of operations
to-day for the stocks used in this market principally for
investment -


PRICES Of SrocKs rus Nry yo,v M.,v.m