The daily union., 1852-11-25

Increase. s,oo6,5as t4,75s,o94 1894 sa
The free banking capital has 1000 900 during
the year, and the chartered pal has exceeded its legal
limits Some of these charters (the City, and Butchers and
Dovers expire, and the restraint upon the discounts will
be removed otherwise the future increase of discounts
must be the Of the free banks; and the experience
of the past points the necessity of frequent detailed re-
turns, in order that the progress Of loans the
which merchants have contracted deliver money may be
constantly known. All that is shown s that money
very plenty very scarce-tha Is to say, the in the
portfolio Of merchant available funds the legal
rate, meet his obligations or they brown paper,
cordng the Of mind in which the bank cashiers
after breakfast II the despondng influence OF dyspepsia
prevails, the merchant will find his indgcstible.
The OF specie held, and its movement doubt
important to be known, but the amount OF obligations
standing is the important feature which sheud be kept be-
fore the public.
The produce OF the West and South which now
sells freely at profitable rates, creates balances in
favor of those sections and unquesionaby If the god
instead Of being absorbed into the government vaults for
high duties passed through accessible mint In the
shape Of small coin, that would pass into cir
culaton The credits in favor OF the West add 10 the
greater seeming scarcity Of small coin, The largest pro-
portion OF the money coined the mint being $50 pieces
ofue service coin at alt They take the place
OF bills OF exchange rather than Of circulating coin As far
the banks Of New York co. the show vast in.
crease OF paper The regular discounts September All
SSl 953 l3, which, average OF sixty days rep
resent the annual discounts Ss9l 7is 67s In September
last year the amount outstanding S6i ia 23 which
would give 1854 6s5 2lsa difference OF 100 millions per
annum In the quantity Of business paper created In this
city Tbe,e business individual notes the CURRENCY OF
wholesale deslingneary all the heavy business Is done
through their action and that o bank checks IL is u
Ill the lots become broken into small quantities for roai
that the agency of actual money bank notes and
COIN is required But IL follows In the absence OF any gen
eraI that the quantities which thus pass Into
consu ption employing greater quantity OF coin they
TO- will be proportoned TO the wholesale movement II
this latter has required IS per discounts the
tail trade ha. required 20 per coin which is
certainly an important demand.
The produce markets generally pretty active, with
the exception OF Gotten, which. under large receipts is
heavy-pehsps decline. Wool oontiuues active at
cents CHER rates. when the article be had hut there
IL very litle with Flour sells well the late adj
vance but hero has been rise in eight. which checks
onssts los is got for grain to Liverpool, and
for -four Is 3 3D. which higher than il has been
Is47 The,e Of fe ght impede busness nevertheless
the daily sales about $4,000 bbls, So I2t 50 2
State IS 43 S5 g. southern asd good Ohio Rye aour
n so Corn moal, 50 rs. Western white wheat, I22
ia cen do. red, Il2 cents prime southern Ill cents
Rye I02 Oats, western, 57b Corn not 20
stif-saes mixed, 80 cents southern yellow ss
cents Sales hay ll2. cents per 100 lbs PJk |, more
active and higher-sahs old prime, S6 sl6 l2l; old
mess slaa si925. Lard brisk ~ u l2t cents Now
beef PRIME 50 So mess, IS 10 a 80 rs. Rice, 81
I2I a 81 37i Whiskey, 26b 26S cents
The exchanges do indicate any speedily renewed
port OF ssece. The import are large but they to
be not OF proportion the exports fresh auva OF
specie from California hand The gold coinage all
the minis up TO November has been Si6Of95Ss and the
deposites sti,27A 692.
The stock market very active and rising There seems
TO be growing disposition TO buy anything at any pr
Many OF the iances rise rapidy-some Of them a per
cent In few days
Yours PRENTICE.