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Sunday, Jan. 12-6 p. N.


We have not noticed the slightest movement in Wall
street during the past week indicating any change in the
stock market tending towards Improvement Prices
for all kinds of securities very much depressed and
have doubt will yet fnd lower level Transae-
tons have for some time past been rather limited but
yesterday there considerable business done both
Boards The interest the public debt of Pennsy vana
is still very exciting question The message Cover.
nor Porter strongly recommends the payment in fu in
February in cash. while those protesting to be acquant
cd with the opinions of Governor Skunk state that the
interest due in February will be paid in cash. The
State N Of Pennsylvania have within the past few days.
been steadily declining, and 1t is the opinion in Wall
street. that in the event ofthe interest being psid In Feb
ruary, the market value Of the stock would fall bslsw
present quotations By exhaustins the Treasury now
there would be doubt in relation to the August dvi.
pend which would not be removed confirmed uati The
day Of payment arrived, Whereas shoud part the dvt
dend due in February be paid at that time In ossh and
the balance in scrip, there would be balance In the
large to meet the August pay ant,
while the receipts would be accumulatmg for complete
resumption future day. Tho inaugural Of Gov
skunk would be very acceptable to many spectators
who existing in dreadful suspense this subject


The banks of this city at present in position s
Cording but little accommodation to the commercial
classes supposed the banks only about Ave
millions of dollars on hand, with very reduced line OF
discounts The exports Of specie fom this port for isa
amoun,ea smncle s.ncrtsd 70 in isx, 80 70. esS
ppecie eAPoI.ou An ioSs. 2,HA o70


Excess of exports in 1914 over is4s :. so ,sla p,o
The Of specie imported into the port OF New
Ycrk LOT iea4 was. Isl 46a b46
i"por'e" In iosS.s .s........... De2,4t2


Excess Of import In is4s is44 .... So sac 500
The tables nearly reversed this year compared with
last in the movements Of specie. We annex table show
ing the difference between the import and EXPORT for each
year.


IMPORT AND EXPORT OF srrcrs--PoRr o. NEw Yosx.


lels. 1874
Imported ed............... $7.p9a,4l2 81 4sa.S .S4s
rtAP0A'eo,'ss.ss 1,Ha,61S o,IoI o2S
Excess Of Import. ....... S5.bl7.sos


Excess ot Exp0rt,...... S4,524 062
Here Is difference of than ten millions Of dol.
lars the movements Of specie In this port In lsas we
imported upwards OF Ave millions Of dollars more than
exported while In 1874, the exports nearly Ave
millions more than the import. The receipts here from
other parts Of the Unon have doubt been sufficient to
make up part of this sum- the high premium for Mexi.
dollars has attracted remittances Our i'm portaons
during 1874 very heavy the balance against
on our foreign trade args and exchange hgh thai
shipments Of specie England have been made p-oa.
ble Notwithstanding the premium charged onMexcsn dol.
lars Sterling exchange still keeps up specie point,
which acts az check the hanks and compeIs ,hsm
to restrict their operations. Exchange must down;
we cannot conceive how the present premiums be-
sustained imporations much smaller than for
the corresponding month last year, ond exports
be rapidly reducing indebtedness abroad Even now
not cotton bills In such bad reputs, exchange would