The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-28
Increase. Is, ,504 20 400 go
Decrease. 26l4,509 3l,7l2

As expected, the above statement reflects the re
cent government negotiation On the 18th of tn
New York city banks credited the government will
COO and entered in their loans s35 900 900 of
per cent Treasury notes. which delivered befor
the 10th Of September On Of the loan the bank
paid in gold the So OGO on tina
day and the day following 1t is these important
tons which have caused the changes the abov
statement None of the demand Treasury notes have We
made their appearance in Wall street. The Bank Not
Company are however, striking them off rapidly; they
send oday to Washington s4OO O0O-fves tens AMI
Notwithstanding sl,l0oo0o in less than week. TIT
money market continues quiet brokers are borrowing or
call at 4d5 per cent, and the best paper goes at s.
Foreign exchange is quiet. Bankers ask 10Y GIO7
for their sterling and sell occasional bills at 10Y Il
camille names range from 1861 d1074, according to
quality. Francs sold by the bankers at 5.27% G
5 32k; commercial bills offered at 25 and below
The Cincinnati Gazette of Saturday says
Exchange is growing scarcer, not from any improve
ment in demand but owing to meagre receipts As a
consequence prices stiening and buying rates nav
be called higher but as yet no change has been made
in selling prices, which remain at I premium There is
moderate demand for gold at 4Oa5O premium"
The money market is without change. There is a fair
and increasing supply of currency and good paper
ready sale at lol2 per cent Treasury notes hea
yier and the only sales heard of to-day were at 81 The
offerings, however, were light. Our merchants now in
many take these payment for goods at par
leading provision house offered to sell pork and bacon
at current rates. taking the notes at their face
At St Louis, the 22d inst, business quiet
dull. Exchange was held at per cent premium for
Missouri funds and gold was at g. At Chicago
the day. there was less demand for currency while
gold was in good request at 4alK per premium.
Exchange in inquiry and the market was a
shade mer with sales at the various banks
Offices at X@2s per cent premium and on the street
at par
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks made
yesterday presents the following aggregates, com
pared with those Of the previous week
Capital stock......, 81 $40 oao $II,slI Oao
i."ans-..-.. :....,, 24OllOe4 NA6l7 Inc. 446,0 S
Specie ...:....; 65ee,l20 64S7,5s7 Dec. 27s, So
Due from other hks. 1874 AIS 1873 O45 Dec. I So
Due to Other banks. 2,ss6426 2,9ss,23 Inc. 1Ol Is
Deposits l5sa5 s3S 1927 GA Inc $50 OF
Crcuiation......... 2G7GS37 GA Dec. 1924
The Ledger says:
The subscription to the government loan by cit
banks, 1t will be has caused considerable
crease of their lean column, and also their deposits
without any material loss Of coin. They have douh
advanced the ten per cent called for by the Secretary
the Treasury, which the five millions $500 600
yet the loss of specie is little than half this
Though the circulation shows average decrease O
COO the smaller banks already feel the advantage
growing deuce in business circles, in increased
amount of bills of the smaller denominations in circua
ton.
The Boston Daily Advertiser of the 26th SAYS:
The money market presents more cheerful aspect. II
localities the demand has slightly increased while
the supply continues ample with steady increase ant
rates are unchanged. The foreign exchange market il
dull at 10Y for the best drawn bills. Business shows
more animation in sections In the domestic coor
goods department the movement has been quckened
the advance in most descriptions of fabric and prices
still