The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-12

Decrease Se......................... $3.50
Itsisstated that there working day in
cluded in last years report than this. -.
We annex comparative statement Of the Exports
the week and since Jan. l:
For the week =. ... 81 269 S46 $353 Os9 81 500 692
Previously reported .15 O99o99 14,95o966 2OS46,594
Since Jan 1..... $1ss63s45 SIC sO4 o55 s22 48 2S6
The operations of the United States Branch Mint at
San Frarcsco from the 1stto the 18th of March,
follows: -s -E--
Coinage-Gold, Double Eagles. ........... $685. 900
Coinage-Silver, Half Dollars............ 1000
Total Coinage. ge....................SsS9OO OOO
The superintendent of the New York bank department
has published statement of the condition of the savings
banks of that State, from which the following figures
are taken:
Average to each depositor. $50 s9I
Deposited year 1882. 80, sos 3ss
Received for interest," 1859 3,0i9,954
Total interest placed to credit of depostors du-
ring October, 1859 Observation-Disclosures. 2,610,94
Number of institutions, Ca number of open accounts
273, ,647.
been So OOO and in year January 1859 to Janu
ary 1S6O), s10,O00,0o0 or over 20 per cent
In New York city alone there are Is of these nsttu
tions with aggregate savings of $43 6ss In Brook
lyn g. with deposits amounting to 5543 1876 The Bow
cry Savings Bank had in January last ST. the largest deposit
81 S76 900 within two years The Bank for Savings
in the time sl194 900, and the seaman's
81 43 000 The others have also increased in large ratio
| Manhattan 67 per cent; Emigrant GO per cent.
One of the Pittsburg papers says 1.-The County Com
mssioners have assigned all the railroad stock owned by
the county McKelog, T. A. Kowley J. Barton, W.
Ward j. R. Large and R. Patterson to be held in trust
for the benefit of those holding the bonds of the county
for which the stock issued The transfer
made prevent the sale Of the stock by parties having
judgments against the county"
This of course is of the various obstacles that the
Allegheny repudators throwing in the way of the
justice that is pursuing them and that destined surely
to overtake them in the end
The San Francisco Herald has the following in rela
ton to the Washoe silver mines:
discoveries in the transmontane silver regonthe
last richer of course than any that preceded it, the
Mountain Democrat Almost every man who comes to
city from that direction is loaded down with spec
of the ore,. many of which rich with the true
metal.'
The Alta California, for the steamer of March 49, says
'The fortnight closes with continuation of the
state of mastery inactivity which has the
stock market the past few months The money market
is excessively and from the Washoe excite
ment and other causes very disturbed state. The
abundance of prime securities offering collateral and
the high rates of interest ruling preclude the probability
of much attention being paid stocks until things be-
easier State bonds have improved since last
and sales reported at SIN The market closes firm at
S6dS7 with demand in excess of the supply Interior
mand. San Francisco city bonds of 5S have slightly
improved We note sale of Sc 900 at 624 at the close
624 is asked The commissioners of the funded debt of
81, in the absence of their bonds to redeem, have
invested largely in these safe means of realizing
| their 10 cent. interest.