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The demand for foreign exchange is confined prnci
pslly to bills on London Quotations for sterling bills
rule very nigh, and the rates for prime rule at 10 l0i
per cent premium. Shipments of specie to England
have recently been made to extent the expectation
last week amounting about tw hundred and ten thou
sand dollars The rates for bills on London are now
higher than they were last year at this time and the
banks are compelled to discount very cautiously to pre-
vent II possible any expectation Of the precious metals
to any great extent This OF the principal
OF the tightness IN the money market, and until
change ialls further below specie point, canno,
expect any rehci TO the existing embarrassments The
stock market has been seriously affected by this state
OF things, the fancies have huc'uaed in prices very
much, and many have already reached a lower level
than realized during the past twelve months.


We annex comparative table, showing the quota.
tons for each month during the past year,