The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-31
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INC New York Tribul.e, OF today says:

The New York Tribune, of to-day, says:
The market for Foreign Exchange for the steamer Of
Wednesday, has not yet fairly opened, but holders
firm. Some considerable sales of sterling bank bills have
been made at 40, and drawers have in ad
vanced their rates e per cent Francs are 517hd515
The demand for sterling appears to be better than for the
last steamer.
The New Orleans and Havana steamer on Monday
brought $4,000, nearly all in Mexican silver.
The of Bank for the week is received
in the street favorable The loss of specie is moderate
in view of the fact that Saturday week shipped
about million, while the California gold did not arrive
in time to appear in the average. Some considerable
amounts have come in from the interior and neshborng
cities, and measurably neutrazed that shipment. We
commence the week with rising average to which the
Havana steamer to-day added three-quarters of million,
and the shipment of Wednesday promises to be light In
loans the contraction is about half million, while the
general has that the figures would show
an expansion Bank managers evidently acting with
caution. and it is very creditabe to them that such
their policy The reduction of eposits is large but NOT
equal to the increase of the previous week.
The following is comparative statement of the
don of the New York City Banks for the ending
August 20 and August 81:
August 20. August 27.
Loans $117 99o199 Sl17 Sal O7O Dec $40 129
Specie. 81 40344S 20, ,72S 066 Dec. 675 3S2
CircuIaton:. IS SSla Sda @ 66S S2S42 @ 279 Dec SSs90
The scheme of capitalization put forth by the Erie Rail
road Directors meets with general disapproval has
disposed to contribute money in order to
improve the security of the mortgage bonds and intimate
that they will contest the legality of the fourth and fifth
mortgages in case sale under foreclosure decree is at
tempted.
We have rumor that measures about to be taken
to force the city authorities to take possession
the railroads contain in their grants clause
authorizing the city to take the roads by paying per
advance their As three of the roads are
selling at thirty to forty per cent advance and paying
large dividends, the right above alluded val
uabe.
Some twenty railroad men present at the Cleve
land Railroad Convention. The Penhsylv vania Central
and Baltimore and Ohio not represented PROPOSE
ons presented to have the Eastern and the
water lines form tariff, and in the of the latter
agreeing to this the Western roads will probably charge
local rates all freight intended for the lines up
Lake Erie The proposition, it is thought will be
adopted, and submitted to the Western roads for ap-
g.. prOval.
The export of specie from New York for the ending
on saturday last was 81 ,5S7 39S 81
freVously reported. ~ 4SS 100
THO weekly statement Of the Philadelphia Banks made
up yesterday afternoon presents the following aggregates
compared with those of the previous week
Aug. %. Aug 20.
Capital stock. S1l 62O,925 Sll 622S SIS ms $50
Loans........... q, ,S25, ,3OS 243639l2 In. 3S sol
Specie ........... 5,079162 976 In. .l56 Sl4
Due from other Bls 1,42O,926 1.466,3SO In. 45454
Due other Bks... 2,S02s76 O03 25S In. 200 $50
Deposts..... IA ,270 II, ,292 30S In. 1876 O3S
Circulation 2,724,06l 1858 S66 De-. 6S 1876
The third report of the Receiver of the Cincinnati
Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad shows that the
receipts for July S1064O expenditures Sl3 s39
nary expenses of the road s1 6S expenses SOIL
paid for ballasting &c $ll61 The gross earnings