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The for uncurrent money have been advanced in
consequence of the immense amount ring for rede1p-
op. Country merchants prefer bringing to the city the
bills OF the banks in the vicinity their location than to
the risk Of bill Of exchange drawn BY individual
houses pay the csnt many Of the banks othe ntc-
rior charge is for the of these banks to com
pei the merchants possible to bring to tks city their
bills, gives them circulation they would not other
wi.e got The discount Of uncurrent money viii become
reduced a. the supply falls cf


The tolls ON the susqushanna and Tide Water Canals
up 70 the 10th inst Of the present year. amount TO
$3 agaiust 046 IS for the correspondinr period
last, showing an incrsase OF ss ST. equal to Thirty
three and b third per cent


great ef,rt hes recently been made by those sngsgei
In tbs sugar speculation 70 get excitement in their
avo by that the sugar crop Of the send
Of Cuba would not be more than onctrd the usual ave-
fsge We annex statement showing the exporsa of bis


article from Havana and MataDzs for the ss quarter of
ea4 and i645 The decrease in the exports for Havana
is not so 81. at as those from Masnza the exports
from these two ports could be considered evidence Of
the cond IN OF the crop. the fact Of an enormous
decrease In the production would be established but We
cannc consider them aSacent criterion the extent of
the CROP The sugar produced in Cube this ss.son will
be much lator coming to MARKET and the supply wil
without DOUBT be msch less than last year. 70 the
extent many anticipate or specuators would have the
Consumers believe.


EXPORTS OF SuoAR rsoH HAVANA AND MArArsA, FROM


Law 4 Mar 4