New YoRx Cry BANKS.
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The loans and discounts ofthe city ,ank. nm he la of
February, lsi5, about five million, of dollar,
than on the LIST of November 1914. md in tho quarter
between these two dats ne denos;ts fall or about our
millions Of dollars yte course the hanks Of this cty
nave pursued for the past three months has been the
great deal of good. The speculaons of last


summer sna' early part of last fall feared would
.e - Ne distress end embarrassment, but the banks


cd a contraction Of their operations in time to
ony serious results, and confined the effects OF


attraction to few stock SPECTATORS in Wall street
carry out the reform commenced it is necessary that
ne banks should continue the restrictions they have
the past sixty days so strictly adhered to.


The Agricultural products Of this country are much
more extensive than any one not having the facts and
returns before them, would imagine Of the principal
staple productions of the SOIL suoh grain cotton to
bacco s. there is very small portion exported-bepp
only about one-tenth OF the quantity produced
nne-tenhs for the consumption Of the people Of ths
United States The value Of the agricultural products
included in this table, remaining the United States sf
ter dsductng the value Of exports averages to every in
habtan about $s3 EACH In the Western section of the
country, there is about per cent Of the crops
graia consumed in faening beef and pork and large
per cent of the crop OF hay is consumed in the vicinity
Of its growth This reduce the quantity LEFT in
the country that the surplus remaining on hand Of
one crop when another into the market, moi
large enough to injnriously affect prices.


QuASTIry AND VALUE OF THE AGRICULTURAL PRopucrs
nF THE UNITED STATES l8t3 AND 8i4-ALso THr


VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCERS EXPORTED TO Fo.
REIGN COUNTRIES.