The New York herald., 1862-07-15
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July Ia =. 7ss14ss saoss ia ssi2ss7 i2I 5as ,O5s
Rsss::ss.. Isss.:ss 's'''ass sor ,sss 's'as asa
+ The decrease in loans was hardly expected. az
some OF the banks were known to have increased
their line of government securities. Others, ap-
parently on the other hand have been selling. The
increase Of specie in the face Of the heavy exports
Of the past month, is quite . satisfactory indica-
tion. 1t shows that, Notwithstanding the high
premium on coin, the banks are not sellers, and
that the gold which ia being exported comes
neither from them nor from their special deposit
tors They are in an unusually strong position for
the season Of the year. and after . specie export
Of $34 900 900 In six months. The deposits remain
unusually steady they will probably increase
again az soon as Mr. Chase begins TO issue his new
paper money.
There is no change in the money market. Call
loans range, as for some days past from to
per cent. Money 10 abundant enough; but many
capitalists seem inclined to wait day or two be-
fore disposing Of their means. ie4 aNsN
Exchange and gold were higher to-day. Bills
ranged all the morning from I2714 to 1857; the
last quotation was l27s4 1881. Gold opened at
1l51s, rose to ll6, sold at ll6s in the afternoon
and closed 116Z bid. No cause 10 assigned for
the rapid and severe fluctuations in the precious
metal. They are probably the fruit of specula
ton.
Stocks were lower to-day. At the first board
government skies fell =. per cent and Treasury
notes y; Missouris l, Pacific Mail "a, Central l,
Erie ~ Michigan Central 1, Illinois Central X,
guaranteed ID, Cleveland and Pittsburg a. Gale
ma "a, Rock Island ~. The decline, occurring
simultaneously with an advance in gold, puzzles
operators; it was attempted to account for it by
referring it to the news from Tennessee
and Kentucky. After the board the mar
ket was lower again, and Central sold
at co. At the second board Central was
Il higher; the rest Of the list was about
az in the morning. The market closed weak, the
following being the last quotations. United States
SIS, registered, 1881, lola 1917; United States SIS,
coupon, 1881, lOl 1Ol<; United States SIS, 1874,
ss1& s9ls; Treasury notes. S-l0per cent, lO31sa
104; Tennessee &c, 50S4 5lH; Virginia 6's. So
55 Missouri 6's, 4z1 47s4; American gold, ll614
ll614; Pacific Mail. 1857 1854; New York Cen
trail, 9O11 eO3 Erie, "a 341; do. preferred, 6la
a62; Hudson River, As 451; Harlem, l5 l61ls;d
preferred, 3511s 3S; Reading, 81 81; Michigan
Central COZ q 8o1s; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana, 247s Is; do. guaranteed, 56 q
5slx Panama, 1907 lsl; Illinois Central, 81
57114 Galena and Chicago, 60 G91S; Cleveland
and Toledo, 461s Q 461l; Chicago and Rock Island,
e311.s 63sI; Milwaukee and Prairie dn Chien % .
3294; Erie mortgage bonds, s7H 97A.
Attention is directed to an advertisement in an
other column, by which holders of Milwaukee and
Mississippi farm mortgages are requested to meet
committee appointed to confer with them, on the
22d inst, at the Office of the company.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was as follows
to-day
Receipts. ................. $571 .c0s "a
Payments l,VlZ Ssy W
balance ,Vo<,l4o oe
The Exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $33,ss4,43s IL, and the balances
81, ,366,37O 81.
The East River Bank has declared semi.annual
dividend Of three and half per cent, payable on
the 2lst inst; the Washington Insurance Company
a semi-annual interest dividend Of three and half
per cent, payable on demand; the Central Railroad
Of New Jersey, q quarterly dividend Of two and a
half per cent, payable on the l6th inst.
The following is statement of the condition Of
the banks of Massachusetts,, July 5, 1862, com
uled from the returns to the Secretary Of State-
Capital. .ss5 ,as4 200 Notes; bills Of
Deposits MI. 3e,75o4sl Specie. -. s,75s.io6
Profits On hand s,4oS6Oo Real estate. 1,o2s,4o5
Total. .sl22 .e7a,7l3 Total -. .sl22pTo ms
The circulation on the LIST OF April was *ls,534,-
3ls being q decrease Of $4,1l3,s5l within three
months. MM
! The earnings of the Chicago aud Northwestern
Railroad for the first week in July were:--
Passengers ............e.... 800
Freight II 5so
Mails and express ...........-......... sss
10 Tonl...................... .$s,$I
Corresponding period in 1861. 4,76T
Increase. .................. Eii'2o
The proposals for the purchase Of the $4,000 Of
six per cent Wisconsin State bonds, authorized to
he issued, by chapter 22e Of the general laws Of
1862, we're opened on Wednesday. The following
were the bids and awards, all at par:--
Bids 1,ca,,is
A. w. Grsenleaf Co., New York.. $4,000 1900
Isaac SEYMOUR, New York k........... 25 600 5000
r. Ferguson, cashier, Mwaukes. so GOO 5000
G. D. Nash, president, Miwaukse.... 10000 1000
Marshall Il flslsy, Milwaukee. ....... $4,000 1000
saml. Marshall, president, Milwaukee 5000 1000
TotaI. I...............,... .$Is5 900 $4,000
Tho London Times Of July 2, per steamship City
OF New York. thus notices the market for Ameri-
can stocks:-
In coorisl Atlantic and 81 Lawrence have improved
p,r cent Fast India Z and PnJab s Buffalo, Brsnt and
iicderich bonds (s73) have recsded and do 1S74)
hac adj ancea Z, and Buffalo and Lake Huron pres-
renee have declined In American the only variations
from yesterday were decline Of per cent each in
United states and Virginia 6s and "a in Illinois Central
shares
Maryland per cent .........,........ 70 81
i'nisd states per cent, 1874 rs Il
virgins per cent .....,................. 4t AZ
4. Il G. W., ~ " sec. LIST M, SO 4 p.c... 80 65
Ere WA JO1s
Do, per cent, preference. cs............. % a 90