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There is greater amount of sterling bills offering "
usual and the season advances the supply must st


this season. have been large for the correspo


ing period last year. The receipts from customs at I
port UP TO the 25th inst l846 compared with the sal
time last year. show decrease Of about thrtythree
one third per cent The cargoes of the two missing SD
would not have increased the mportations very much


they were vaued at only six hundred and fifty thous]
dollars The value OF the imports INTO this port tor


uary ls45 was greater than that for January, s44 con
quenty the decrease has all been in February, wh|
gives to hope that steady decline is going
The packets arriving do not bring very valuable
goes Those coming from Liverpool bring great q
ofheavy freight such as coal and iron-an unusual TIL
at this season These from Havre have very mode1
freight lists From existing indications, she uld jul
that the importaons into this pert for January, Feb
ry and March, lSa5, would not be valued at much md
than half that of those for the corresponding month
lS44 The reduced importation must have very favd
BILE effect on foreign exchanges.


We annex our usual table OF quotations forthe pril
pal securities used this marker for investment and


culation: -