The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-26

States; and thus parties who would not have bought The
Nginias and Mssours, in the belief That these States
will be redeemed from ruin in spite of their inhabitants
we think the experiment very hazar lous one. even
admitting the probability of the abolition slavery
Tie States mentioned. The business this ming the
several slave State stocks quite large Federal stocks
were rather better In the railway stocks very it'll:
done except in Gaens, which dropped of about 5sh
az.
The bank statement of yesterday compares follows
Week end'g. Loans Sptcie. Crcu'n. Deposits
June a.. 1867 $40 SO 4SO $50 644 $50 1902 3ls
Decrease. $IS27IgI 262 ASS 3a0 AIS
Increase :. 1I99.e7s -f'' 'So,4'0
This is about what generally expected many looked
for specie average forty millions 1t must he in
ferred that gold continues to flow westward above
average IS moreover, rising The decrease in the
loans tells tale of diminished business and declining
trade At this season our bank loans ought to be fully
fifteen if not twenty millions higher they are
however that SO long rs the war lasts they
will continue to decline, and that shall presently see
in the crisis Of 1857.
The money market is unchanged At Sac per cent.
any amount can be borrowed CELL and choice names
20 at od on paper We have to report failures
IN the grocery trade; three houses particularly
prominent in the trade have gone protest The Cali
lorna steamer arrived today with 1884 in specie on
freight She reports that She privaeers. The
danger from this source may be considered as past
mere IS very little doing yet in exchange, and
Bids for 100000 New York State per cents due in
1870, will he opened to morrow II noon at AIbanv
lar amount OF bids have gone from here. The pre-
sumption is that the whole amount will 90 between
100 90 100 and l0i 20loo our State at all cents a
serves her credit in spite of everything
The following is comparative statement of the imports
OF dry goods entered at the port of New York for the
week and since January /:
For the week 1859 1850 1851
G dry 81 SIS a52 81 28s 500 s25 $3.50
Total for week.. s582O753 a,8l4,505 1870 9S2
Previously reported. 1l25s5,98 1O6 527 y 95O328
Since January 1..sl17 9o66e6 1O9 95oO32 a. oo1 $40
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks, made
up Yesterday presents the following aggregates
pared with those of the previous week
June II. June "a.
Capital stock. I'll $40 $50 sII slO520
l. ans.... "a 2s2 443 81 40 $50 Dec AL 4sO
Specie .......-. 5927466 1856 IA Inc 400 27s
Due from other banks l,3c9243 127I,9s6 Dec. s7Ss7
Due to other banks. 2l77C29 246O567 Dec 1912
Deposits 1888. $50 1870 622 Inc. 36l O66
circulation TS 2,i9S,c57 2147,2l2 Dec 5Os45
There is feature in the hank statement Of the
averages this week The evidence Of very limited
crease OF specie The increase of specie is very marked
being S400 Geo. The fluctuations in the movements
in the circulation and deposit lines are not material
indicate no change in the policy Of the banks.
The specie list of the Bremen is as fol ows'
so 400 thales to oerchs Co; 342 600 francs, Ct $50
sterling to Won Hoffman Co; rs 900 francs to O. :.
Reynsud; f3 100 Rall Co.. G3 O0O TO Fachiri & Co.;
E43S to NJ Connolly & Co.
The San Francisco Shipping List by the Ariel says:
The demand for money active than at the date
Of our last report brisk business in merchandise at
tended by speculation, has contributed this
suit and we may add that large amount is locked
up IN mint certificates or loans upon bullion. The linn
tied shipments of during the past month have
tended greatly TO augment deposits at the Mint where
the process of coinage must be waited for two
three weeks accoI ding to the of work This has
occasiOned increased offering of securities Of very
best character. We observe change rates and no
urgency in the requirements. Our quotations are there
fore continued at sd2 per cent for first oat-
erals and good commercial paper Long loans ll \ per
cent.
Receipts of treasure from the interior continue upon
the usual SCALE but the operating the date Of
our last review and then alluded have prevented
large accumulation Of gold bars. The supply moder
ate and with the prospect of increased demand
shipments tomorrow holders confident Of realizing
at least 500 fine par.
Sight Exchange the Fast has not varied since our
last The rate is per cent premium to day with such
of our bankers are drawing demand light.