The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-20

Since jan s2oi o53 $40 2l4,l33, 622 l43 63l sos
The sIece Of the week may tell against the
bank average for, IN addition TO the above export TO
foreign countries New York has lost considerable amounts
T. The souh. We kave, however, drawn freely
debtors New England and in Pennsy vanla and
portion Of the loss has been thus compensated. On
Monday last the banks showed average for the pre-
ccdng week OF sa7 ,522. On the Sunday preceding
they received 81 ZOO from California not counted
this age and shipped 5000 900 10 Europe by
The Araso The balance, after deductng the Southern
shipments Monday, viii 90 10 swell the average The
Sub Trasuy holds 1926 Ole, against s534a0 33 last
week. Money is sll without change though we do not
hear of transactions at the extreme rates current
icw day. since. Call loans generally made at
a . In the discount market first class short paper,
trcorsec ~ the same figures; single name, (only
the very best names) ordinary good months paper
cas- Excl angc Europe stncncd NJ towards the
end Of the week, and closed yesterday at 1897 y Tor
bankers and 1oss{ 109 for mercantile bills which are
very scarce. Francs held BY bankers at 5.l2ya
5la2 good bills have been done at Is. n 6 49,
The movement OF the money market has been influenced
during ID, week first ny the Of growing on.
the al ed search OF the Washington by British
naval cnc' on the Nicaragua station and secondly BY
the financial measures Of the government With regard
the former it tarns out that the ancpaons
were illfounded; that the governments Of the United
States Great Britain and France are acting cordially in
concert with each other in reference to Central Amcr
ca and that 10 the q the Washington, such cx
plantations rendered to Commodore Mclnosh by the
British officer who committed the alleged outrage
perfectly satisfactory 10 the Commodore ana 10 his go
vornment The financial measures o the government
destined 10 exercise wider and lasting influence
upon the money market. The balance in the United
States treasury has fallen low that Mr. Cobb has again
begun TO ssue his treasury notes, nearly million Of
which have been placed Ia the Ia dis OF the public during
the past week, leaving rather millions In the
public Golfers. As this obviously inadequate
10 supply the necessities of the government, aud az
legislative AID can be granted by Congress in
time 10 meet the emergency, Mr. Cobb Is about
to advertise Tor proposals. for the remaining ten
millions Of the authorized five per cent loan This
loan, coming ont al this tine, will be gladly vel
coined by many persons who, having funds coming in
dividends and from other sources desire u
them with perfect security and moderate interest It
generally supposed tha, the ten nlkons will
sell high tie las Many spectators who bought the
s. high rate have been Disappointed in the sale; and
the prospect or revival OF business viii induce many
hold back their money for lucrative adventures
than five per security These considerations may
perhaps make difference o. per cent between the
premium the old and that Of the loan.
The stock market h,s been very ql!et during The week