which have not been very uniform for the past eight

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These quotations show the state Of foreign exchanges
for each month since last March There appears 10 have
been gradual advance the middle of November since
which there has been slight falling off The importa-
tons and expectations for the year about closing have
been very heavy should estimate the value Of the
imports at $3.50 900 00o and the exports at
leaving balance against Of about 900. This
more liberal estimate than have heretofore made'
but we have come to this conclusion in the following
manner:-


The value Of the foreign imporations into the port Of
New York for eleven months of 1874, amounted to
$1a Osl, t9-For the year the value will not vary
much from $7500o0Uo This leaves only $50 900 900 as
the value OF the importation into every other port in the
Union to make the $3.50 estimated As regards
the exports for tine calendar year is44 they will not vary
much from the fsca year ending June 80, is44 Each
would take in CROP and the cotton and other
crops of this fall exported wouli effect the value export
ed last fawe therefore have only added twelve millions
tothe value of the exports Of the fiscal make up
'he amount estimated for the calendar year Should these
estimates prove correct the continued high for
change would be accounted ,or. Domestic exchanges
are very inactive There 10 hardly enough doing to
enable US to give quotations otherwise than nominal