The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-16
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER 4 Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
No % South street

The New York Tribune of to day says
There is good demand for Exchange for the Wednes
day steamer and firmly maintained. Sterling
l09HglO asked but many leading drawers selling
1922: Francs are 515@512k, The supply of outside
There his been quite active demand for Government
Loan, and some $780, 900 have been taken 1884
siderable portion to go abroad Holders are very firm
There also fair demand for Treasury Notes which
not pressed the market The nominal quotation is
to per cent discount considerable amount of these
notes mature during the week. and those bearing low
rate of interest will be sent to Washington for redemption
The 5per cents will probably be held back they
the most desirable call loan at per cent which be
had There some increased activity in money day
mainly i'll consequence of the payments into the Sub Tre
sury on account of the loan but there is change in
rates established The transactions have however,
more numerous than last week the higher quoted
In paper there is no change
California State rs were offered at New York on Mon
DAY at 81 but there buyers The late attempt of
the State discredt small portion of the issue on
grounds which considered frivolous and unenable,
has resulted already in causing adepres the
value of the security equal to the whole value of the
bonds on which interest payment is refused.
The following is comparative statement of the condi
ton ofhe New York Banks for the weeks ending March
and March II:
Loans $l25 22l 067 S126, ,2O5,2 ,26l Inc. S9341
Specie 26,769,965 25,53O,O54 Dec. 239 9ll
Net deposites.. So 500 o2s S6isS,iO9 Dee Gil ,9l9
The Bank statement of the week quite favorable
was expected under the SubTreasury but is
less conservative than the previous weeks showing
expansion of loans, with diminished specie basis The
loans, however, have been made Government stock
and the lost gold has gone into the Sub Treasury from
which II Will so return to the banks The Derostes
show but moderate disturbance. Our bank officers ap
pear disposed to adopt safer policy than they pursued
during January and February but they withstand
the temptation of Government loan.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks pre-
sents the following aggregates as compared with that
the previous week:
March 7. March IA.
Capital Sll,5S9,4S5 S11 $50, sos Inc 90
Loans .......... 26,7l9,3S3 266s5 S73 Dec. 3S $40
specie. 5,926,74 G046 AZ Inc. 119,434
Due IRON pahks.. $50, SIG 799535 Inc. las $50
Due other banks 3.S5I, 900 SSH Dec 1885
deposits. ts...... l6,312,36S 1G.703 O49 Inc 33O, ,SSl
circulation. SOl,3T 1900 S92 Dec. AS
The business at the United States Branch Mint at New
orleans, Tor February was as follows:
GOLD DEPOSITS.
Cailiornia gold. d................. ..S5,26612
"oid from other sources. 6,34l .6O-S1l 60772
SILVER DEPOSITS.
Silver parted from California gold.... A 30
Silver from other 592 77-l15 637 O6
Total deposits 1927 ,2i17S
SILVER COINAGE.
4oo'ouo hail dollars S24O 0GO 90
The business of the Branch Mint San Francisco from
the lst to the 18th of February, was:
Deposits, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .......... 266 90
COINAGE.
SoOO,DO0
Total. 49,. $4,000
The Secretary of TIE Treasury has notified the success
ful bidders for the late five loan they need
make no further deposits for stock uness they choose to
do so until called for the not recurring the
money at the present time. is thought that demand
will be made before midsummer Washington Star