The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-23
PRICES AND SALES, OF srqcks IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through ILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock ana Hi&roktrs.
40, 80 South street
The New York Tribune of yesterday says:

There is marked change in money from Saturday
hut rates are \ to per cent higher than within week
or ten days. Very few names go below per cent and
fourmonhs paper is per cent Demand loans are gen
orally 6d7 per cent although transactions stl
made at per cent and running per cent loans
disturbed We hear of gold yet engaged for the Wed
nesday steamer.
There but moderate demand for foreign bills and
the quotations without change The supply of out
side bills increase but the bankers are free draw
Sterling is 1O9EdllO. Francs 5l64@5l33.
The weekly statement of bank averages Is quite l-
vorable anticipated, especially in the specie
serve, which only shows decrease Of S443,G00. The
contributions from other cities during the past week have
cities in debt New York and must settle balances
in gold The banks probably opened the week with less
than S9OOOOOo The rapid expansion of loans has been
checked, and we had expected no increase in that line.
We find, however, on inquiry, that of the banks
which have declined discounting have been making de
mand loans paper with considerable freedom, thus
keeping better control Of their funds The change in de
NEW YORK pAvk STATEMENT.
Sl2l ,2o6&52 $l2l,52O686 Inc s2l4 2S4
Specie ......... 2o,ls6,956 19.74$,$7I Dec. 4435s5
Circuation.... S45S,555 S,2S5,52O 40 O35
Deposits....... 746SOI91 747t3,5$9 6G52
The average weekly statement of the Banks Phila
dephia for the week ending on Saturday last presents
ing changes as compared with the previous week:
Nov. a. Nov. 2l
Capital StocR.... $II $50 $llG46S9O ms LOGO
Loans ........ p .62l .723 254Ol O32 De-. 22l Ggl
Specic............ 4,978,574 47553S9 De-. 2l7 6S5
Due from Banks. l,3tS,seo l.2aS7&3 De-. lool27
Deposits 152l29lS ll.97S,2SO De-. 234 GSS
Circulation....... 2,72l35S 2.65l,ll9 De. 20 20
The mails by the Canada have been received The re
turn from the Bank of England for the ending Nov
>, gives the following results when compared with the
previous week:
Public deposits G55125 53S Decrease e7s OO7
Other deposits. 51l go. .IncreaSe... ESQ G7
Rest............... &,l3l7S5. .Increase.... 657l
ON the other side Of the
Government securities. { l0, ,S75, l55 Unchanged
Other securities Is 500 O26. Increase. GSI5 sos
Notes unemployed. S4&6450. Decrease. Ill $50
The of notes in circulation is E22 45 being
increase of fs59S5, and the stock of bullion in both
departments SIC S363S6 showing decrease of cS2 lG5
when compared with the preceding return.
1t expected that the Bank Of England Directors
their weekly meeting, would raise their of discount
from the minimum of ~ per cent This idea based
upon the deficiency of millions in the reserve and
millions in the coin and bullion, shown by a compari-
of the last returns with those of the correspond
ing period of last year, when the Bank per
cent The meeting passed of without any alteration
having been made There has been active demand
for money, both the Bank and in the open market
where the business has not been generally done below ~
per cent
There has been a fair business done in the Bullion
ket, and Mexican Dollars quoted higher Bar Silver
without alteration There have been large imports
of Gold, which have principally found purchasers for
the Continent demand for the European contnu
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