, 1862-03-08

MnwAGKEE-The iSeHti12 Of the 7th says:
There vas no change IN monetary matters yes-
he SNOW dina On he ralltoads business i very
% fsan it has be been. but Is not Saafasly hsher, IS
the demand is stil limited. Cold continues IN the
downWa1d scale. and in su1as exceeding $50 can be
bought t21z. We q9Rs5si; RSsino se,7,nv
New York Exchange XXX prem. 5zSH prem.
goston and Portland par@H A
4:::s;s Izs::: z;::::;; 2 S;;;::::: 81 s|9$ SsS
The outside quotations for exchange are the cur;
for money Just now than at any previous time
since last spring.
Pm1ADE1Pa1A.-The Press Of March 9Th says:
At the Stock Board to day the prices Of some &C.
to the pressure On tie market OF the accumulation
Of orders: United states eeyen and three -tenths
! per cent bonds declined X: Pennsylvania dyes
Ranread ehs1es advanced X, and he second mort.
gage bonds =; and Eanlta Ratlroaa m seyen @ Per cent
| The money market is unchanged. ..
| The following are the quotations Tor exchange:
Boston exchange nge-.-..-.----.~~-..--.pa par@K prem.
American gold ....1atfD- prem.
| 1910 Treasury notes. es...---....------3s9A dis
CE1sKAT1-We quote from the Gazette Of this
morning:
The average business, On Thursday, in money
an average, and the market continued very easy
for exchange has hardening tendency, and the
gefheT om t a. adyanee as in tie formeE Goa is
tlade frmeT, at quotations, but there Is not much
doing in It. We quote:
EeM Ge2s 1oFkE7eaange + s.s@pzF. ssgTs5
ST. Lou1s.-The Democrat says:
; Eastern exchange continues abundant. and rates,
l 17of tHYrn ffhafo ia mn
call for gold, and decline Was quoted Treasury
notes are in demand and from the principal feat
nre of the market.
New YoEk--The Ho.2a of the 9Th says:
| The demand for money is increasing, and capi
talists find no difficulty IN employing their funds
at per cent The commission firms borrow at {
per cent The Government twe1yenonth 1 bond:
, will be sent to WaFhinston tomorrow. They viii
be On this market il about week, and the whole
], tishten the morey market. The Assistant Treas
urer received today the balance ($7,10 0,0oc) O.
! bonds due to the banks for Government loans.
I The Herald Of the came date says:
ns %9y @55s as is gsswnf eesss Cen: Ths sa
the brokers could use, and we hear Of loans at {
There was no substantial canEe for the recent 1ur
ry in money. Demand notes have taken anothe
tum to-day, and, having been thrown out By SOM
Of the hanks, we're sold at emall discount. dill
ference Of opinion exists as to whether they are
yTsasu1y Note aet, says TIT it VA thc intentio
:, of the committee to make them legal tender,
i. Secretary Chase is understood to hare ezpresse
~, that the act does, in effect. make them so. Al
"a however, some lawyers have doubted this We ut
is dersand that short decaratory act will be passe
e in day or two through Congress to settle th
= question.
L. The Tribune Of the ZANE day says:
The turn Of the money market is in favor
- borrowers. The scarcity. Of good selections {
mercantile paper eyen at low rates, first clas
short bills, enabling the stock brokers to borroy
or with ease. at 2 cent, on miscellaneous cola
=. era}, and per cent on Government secnr1t
Some Of the large banke- holding large sum
m United States stock, Of 1851, than they desire
carry Permanently, have sold with some freedo
at, or in the neighborhood Of 50 q cent, and
- turn have lent the money upon the came eecur1
eo at per cent, 80 and 80 days- NotWithstandi1
these charges the line OF ordinary loans and di
-. counta ia lower today than on Saturday. II
!" sum total Of gold in bank is something over -
of | NOC00
The report that the United States IRE doll
Treasury notes had been counterfeited is untrn
1t is also untrue That any Of the country BAN
el1 have been dlscredited with the exception Of t.
Merchants Bank Of Trenton, n. J.
- UNITED STATES MsT.-The deposits and col
'A- age Of the United States Mint, for the month
February, were as follows:
| TEpnstTS