The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-24
Financial

NEW YORK, July ls--Money is much more sbun.
daut to-day no loans being made above five per
cent. The money which was withdrawn from the
sfrset for the July dividends. aud which was kept
iia in consequence of the check at Richmond Is
finding its Way back into its cid channels Certif.
Gates of indebtedness are quoted ct 95: green back
Treasury notes, I0Sal0ct.
Gold advanced this morning from ll9 at the ope1.
ing to ll9t by midday After sales at this price it
then fell back to ll9i 1l2 ilSf, and finally closed
lis! bid Bills on London opened at 1904 rose to
1917, and were last quoted l3Otal3i there being in
many instances 4 very wide difference between the
views OF buyers and sellers The importation Of
dgy goods for the week is over u million
nearly 500 900 OF which silks. The new
tariff will have the effect of reducing our i'm
ports of dry goods very materially. though persons
engaged in the trade still believe that many impor
.ant aud expensive classes of goods will continue
to come here es usual. They are slow to believe
that American manufacturers compete with
ther rivals across the water, even with the duty.
The stock market was erratic and irregular, bu.
generally lower, to-day There is not much active
cps cuiation going on, and no general rule governs
the course Of prices At the first board today the
feature the decline IN Governments The skies
of 1881 fell j. S0notes and the tivesof 1874 H.
Considering that we had no bad news In the morning
papers, this decline was a matter of surprise 1t
affected the general market to extent Tennes-
sees fell !, Missours |. Michigan Central l. South.
cid / Illinois Central J, Toledo !. On the other
hand Pacific had advanced n. Y. Central t. Erie l.
After fhe board vague run1ors Of changes in the
army began to circulate and under the influence
United States 6s sold down TO %; New York Cen.
tral to 90t After time it began 10 be understood
that the appointment Of General Halleck to the
general command of the armies might be IA guaran-
tee for Increased and not diminished vigor and
efficiency In the conduct Of the war, and tae tone
of tie market improved. At the second board,
however, the market very dull and the course
of prices downward United States Treasury notes
g. 3Ol fell to l0lal0i4. The market closed weak
the following bs;ng the last quotations United
States 6s Clustered, lSsl eaa9es; do ga. coupon
1891, 9ssa9et; do. SIS, 1874 e5asas Treasury notes.
10 per cent l0laioi4; Tennessee os, 49ja5C; Vir-
gina 6's 5lai4 North Carolina SIS, 65aGo; Missouri
6's, 4St.lf6s: American gold lle4alle:.
The busines, OF the o,Trea:ury was as follows
to-day:
Receipts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81. 800 1854
Payments l,2s..S3i50
Baianeo- ....-.---.-.-.-...- 'sil,o5o,T
The Assistant Treasurer received from Washing
ton day two millions dollars III legal tender
Of the denomination OF 81, los and COS These
will be paid out here.
The following table will compare TIE statements
OF the several banks Of this city. made to the
Superintendent of the Banking Department, show.
ing their condition the 2eth OF June, with the
report made ut the same time in 1861:
.yaae '6a Juas OF. Increase Decrease
Cap,ai. .s6o l25 6t0 6e650 oa5 s24o45
Nat pr'fss. s,6i7.6l5 s,32s,a93 3ls,sl3
Circulation s.s622sa e,.977i5 t6i.a6d -
Due b'nka III sig st3 - Old, 7i6si2 Ges
Deposits IL 2l95 0ai 7I,lSs il6 IS e36G7s
Due otherA 2aia 66t 0I67l I,3i0315
Total ..sai3 OIL ,5is ls9.3i5s26 1861 .6.3
Loans slls ai0,te4 lo, 3a2 353 II. 7l7,7ii
Stocks. IL 5ls i20 1851 2so 2s,7l6 .6J
BIDS & m,gi oe42s7 6is,37s 2i5ss
Real estate 6Ta9a5I & 643oa13 3ia0si
Dae by h'ks 39ia aa7 53so,ols II, l,s3i III
Cash items a9,0aJ G7o 1895 92s ~, asa, 7ss
specie . 81, ,as5, SD 81 9sa3ol aae5.a
UYertlraits. II uJl ao.4Dl 1850
To.sl !, s..i3 OH 5ia 100 3sl go Is 617 ss3