, 1862-04-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.


MONETARY.
THURSDAY EVENING, april 24.
Bankers report shade mo1e Of activity IN the
demand for money, brt the supply lying idle IL
sttll large Any amount OF lpaper with the right |
kind Of collaterals woud be readily taken at lega,
rates. Outside the banks. money begine to be
much more plenty, drst.class paper having been
placed In considerable amounts within the last few
daya, by the note brokers legal bank rates. ith
q good demand for the products Of the West st
lair prices, capital within the next year must ac
cnn1nate rapidly in our city, and in act in all the
country that ts tributary to 1t, for the amount Of
produce still to 60 forward is immense. In spite
Of all the losees our people hare sustained. they
are gradually, but surely achieving an independ-
ent financial position. "Tl.e-e is E good time
coming" for us unless soNe unforeseen disaster
again ovcrtakes us.
Exchange 1h steadily accommodating in the hands
Of bankers. For 20 early II the season, this
i. certainly hopeful symptom. It shows that our
people have been living within their means; and
it iato be hoped this good policy will be eontin-
ned. Tc-lay bankers will scarcely pay above par
for IT, even to customers, and many Of them do not
care to take It at that. The selling price vas u;
~ e ~ .A3N 1s~- Ne~' A4''oe
coheesslons Oh 1ouno iols' Ing nAfAet IL ofoop-
ing.
eolu b. toin,ef otee' Will Fefg utsle
demand. We quote the buying price X selling
102 per cent, the latter by some of the brokers
for retail parcels
NEW BANKING HoUsE.-Bun. William F,
Coolba1gh, for several years 4 member
of the Iowa State Senate, and President Of
the Burlington Branch Of the State Bank Of Iowa,
nas 1aken tne iooins u tae ,laithe panA bunolng,
'of"eF!s oceupleo W D. r. taf'es q Co., aaa "ll
open 6aaAlns a"u h1enahse oniee as eoon as
poss'p'e s,,'l ~ 30 y. .'as. "s PRESUME Tue
1oase - W. lep'esen4 .ae 1.elee1s VI 'hs osa'e
oanh =. Iva - sute e5 1"'s ossapieo ios
1.A1' 'sa 15 -:t.1 a. .N., 80: suu ~,
poeseeseo " aA eWP.1 e1pi.a4 ILL., eootoausd VIII
paw hloe' sa4ua"+o ~ tne noaacia'
..4'a eo''111eA"!A4 44''ase " 'no s', "e oSope@@
!ol n'll cordial "elcolne aao noezal snare OF
1ne puonc patronage
TREASURY NOTES.-The brokers hold Treasury
Notes at x per cent premium; but the effort to
'naAe lne ulsln4etton ooss ao1 meet Win much
EucceEa. Most Of the larger honses take them and
GosERaaEsr rlspEBTEpsEss.-cc c. Parks, No.
rs Clark street, corner OF Dearborn, advet:ises for
paF1,es n interest
WILL please maze note Of shas and act accordingly
j. ". DRE1EL1 d co.-Thls Banking House
,;h;o tr7 ,s 4,1r ,oa - -a.a--o
pnla ni' - Ao" plepateo 10 receive caEsomers at
- Clark street. We quoted few days since
q highly COMPLIMENTARY notice rf fhe Chicapo
honaa fran, phi7ade1nh;. non.- uo1dor. --s3u
Ao1se noa ntlauepaaa p1pet' 'o1oets VIII
piease notice their in this morning
issue for Government Indebtedness, Our business
,rb1;, ,,.,7, h. ,,1ossaa IN f,d 71.n;1+,, u n-
F ,o.s 1ss.;as ~ sf t.s ~ r.las.s.. - ,r-No 0oe'
| Banks, connected with this house.
The addition to our CITY or so much can;tal an3
4,,,.;.aao .a,s,.. e,,s 49, -. e.1 oIl1
business 1asen1 1fom tae hast, from oh1o, tad1ana
| and Iowa, az have recently been noticed, is the
hcst nosa;b,a eyidenro or thc confdonco rano.oa
nraanar5+r ~ rh;oaa Tns" W, tspusua ':S,-s
| prove the wisdom Of those who have thus made
| Chicago their home, Honor and fortune will bc
| ~ ~, ro,,,o-a ,f ~, 1-a,1 5,-o,+.a .a,.,.
| Srw YonK DEPOSITS v1ru rtr Goerpx,,rxr
The New York Egeaiug Post of Tuesday SAW.
| Money is uuoted eas4 at 6nG per cent. The
bulk Of the business is at 6. Prime paper Is In
soH1,. H. +a. ~ ~ S$os Ks, IGi r raue' -, ~
1c1sS. For cash $al5 eo9 sold at that fgnre - and ID
sl o asIeFs en 9as9a5 eRt5on rn.r -.
aret-elase bills. ~ = ~9'A1>S 4N'
r. sss Ess5Ssy
ssoped no doub by tie prevalens inpressiou on
that tne secfetafy q tne Iteasury may reduce tue
NAV nat he eHnerallv known that 1unti1atea
Treasnry notes are not received at the government
| o11icce This course has been rendered necessary
by the evidence received at the Treasury Depayt-
ns-nt Of the extent to which this work OF musila-
ton if carried on The mutiator takes one te2
TIC o1 ten dor
takes another note Of the same denomination and
tears oil tenth paEt Of another corner, and 80 on
uEttl be has secured four corners Then he takes
another note and tears ont piece from the upper
Side riLht. from another note piece from The Up,
pcr side LIT. next to tlr corners from two mort
nofes niece is extracted from the lover side rhi
Of onq. and niece from the lower side lcit OF ii,
other. From the ninth note he removes a ptect
from the right Of tic middle, and from the tentf
he has ten parts Of what appears to be a s1a"ft
/ sf6 Treaaury mite which hc inpeniously pasIe
fn1ether A''~' 'N'1'@ '1S f1='~
Thu wect7v atatcmcnt of thc ph;1a,e1nfia han,a
~ "e.nA5 y. WV e11,"sl 80
made up Monday afternoon, presents the following
| aggregates as compared with those Of the prcviou
7rea,-
"SsA a,,;,,A an,;,e,
Capital Stock. $11 9i1-T1b .5, ,1u5 Dec. 5,61
Ioane 2s0!6,7l7 Is, 246, ,7ss Inc 1000
Specie $50 6,ea6, ,60 Inc. l53 4S
line from other
Due to otherBks a.e6S,812 ass, ,921 Dec. $40 81
Deposits... i61i254G 19, oil $50 Inc. SIN, %
Circulation 3,496, ,42o 3,525, 40 Inc. 800:
, Boers MONEY IN SOUTHERN sI111so1s,-Oar Cair
correspondent writes as follows:
f Ihaye known for several weeks Of the attem1
) gentlemen and claiming to be such, to fnod TIL