NsUs AND AoRrcvLrunAL PRopUcrs OF ST.. JosrrHs
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this increase has been general throughout the State
the productions of lsa5 will exceed those of lsiO u
Wheat at least five millions, and in Corn about three
million bushels The taxable property Of the western
States increasing rapidly that at the present
rate, Of taxation the of each in short
time be sufficiently large to meet their current expenses
and the interest the public debts 1t may appear to
many interested in a resumption Of payment on the
part of the delinquent staes that they making very
little progress towards accomplishing desirable q
suit but in this they mistaken The greatest pros.
perity exists in every section Of the country and if
improper Legislation in Congress in the State Legisa
lures destroys the present healthy state of things there
will without doubt be resumption Of the payment of
the interest the debts of every delinquent State
Territory in the Unon except Mississippi and Arkan-
hin the next five years. This result
will be brought about by two things alone,
first, the immense and rapid increase in the wealth
and of each State, and the improvement
the public mind in relation to the subject State in
debtedpess and state delinquency. There will be- with
out doubt, at least resumption the coming winter
Maryland and perhaps too-Michigan- land movements
will undoubtedly be made in the Legislatures OF
other delinquent States from which we tell some
thing in relation to the prospect Of extensive
resumption


There has been fair demand for sterling exchange,
and the supply of bills in the market large. We
quote bills on London 81 9i per cent premium on
Paris Of 20 Of 2sf Amsterdam 39 39i Hamburg 35!
sot Bremen 7si 7si. The decline in the rates for
sterling exchange has fallen within the past week or
two very much and are still declining


The banks Of Philadelphia have declared the follow
ing dividends for tho past six months :-Commercal
Bank Of Pennsylvania 81 per cent for last six months
Philadelphia Bank do do Kensington Bank 5 do do
southwark Bank do do Mechanics. Bank ~ do do
Western Bank do do N. Liberty Bank do do
Farmers and Mechanics Bank do do Manufacturers
and Mechanics Bank do do.


S,Thc Farmers and MechsnicsBank Of Hartford Conn.
has declared semi-annua dividend of three and half
per cent payable the 4th of November.


The tolls the canals of this State for the last week
IN october amounted to Sl57 o0o making for this season.
no TO that time 81 237 Asa II is estimated that for the


sason Of sa5 the total tolls will be at least 81 600


We annex the reports Of three Of the Albany Banks
for November compared with August. II will be OBJ.
served that the Mechanics and Farmers Bank has in.
creased Its line of discount, circulation and deposits
very largely within the pas three months