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Total $1,062,243,828 Total eleven citics $1,030,550,397 $981,028,500 CONDITION OF THE CURRENCY. The Secretary of the Treasury had on hand Jnly 14 $104,221,925 In legal-tendera, besides the amounts due to disbursing agents. This sum Is composed an follows: The amount of legal-tenders on deposit for redemption of bank circulation has increased to $14,630,902. the ordinary balance is $6,772 307, the fund for redemption of fractional notes in $7. 963, 212, the deposit for redemption of certificates $30. OR5, 000, and the 5 per cent redemption fund in $15, 7144, 334. THE EFFECT OF THE WAR ON MANCHESTER. The Manchester Examiner says that, while the trade of Manchester le in a Bounder condition than for almost twenty years, the return of prosperity is hindered by the war. The effects of the war are becoming every week more actious, and the importance to Manchester of Its Levant trade was never more manifest than now that It is suspended, and perhaps permanently Injured. STATE BANKS OF NEW YORK. The official exhibit of the condition of the State banks of New York City, excepting the savings banks, nt the end of June shows that their capital to be $11,783,200; circulation, $30, 020; deposits, $10,401. 730; loans and discounts, $38,174, 025; legal-tenders and cash, $17,000,000. NEW NATIONAL DANES. The following new bank organized and authorized to commence business is officially reported to the Comptroller of the Currency: 2,385, Merchants' & Manufacturers' National Bank of Detruit, Mich Authorized capital, $300,000 paid. in capital. $240,000. T. 11. Minclinian, President: Frederick W. Payes Cashier. Authorized to commence business July 13, 1877. RAILROAD BONDS. The following quotations were made on the New York Stock Exchange for railroad bonds on Saturday: Clar H'at'n
