The New York herald., 1862-07-20

sad III ther protest, that IL tho treaty in question Wero
u pe executed he absorption Of tho MsSican nationality
by the United states q0o0id hT, thar saGesasseae
which had boea recognized by the whole Of Europe.
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.
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SATURDAY July 1876 =. M.
Money is easy enough at per cent Oh cali, with
! some exceptional loans at 6. Exchange opened
very weak aud al 1907 there were, at one time,
more buyers than sellers; but later III the day IL
rallied, and closed at 1907 l3l. Gold opened at
1881 and rose to II9, which was bid at the close.
The steamer Kangaroo took ont 81 ,0i5 ,li6 10
Europe and the British Queen Sos 900 to Nassau
making the total shipment of the day 81 093 l4G.
Stocks were in better demand to-day, with the
exception Of governments, which were sold down
this morning, by prominent operator, to 96la
for the coupon skies and 1907 for 7.30 notes.
They subsequently rallied, and in the afternoon
9Sl was bid ior the skies of 1851 aud sc for the
fves of 1874 The general market was all better.
New York Central rose %, Erie old X Michigan
Central "a, Illinois a, Galena "a, Toledo "a,
Southern old H. guaranteed Il, Harlem II,
Rock Island Is; Pacific Mail rose ~ per cent,
with slight business. After the board the market
was steady. There was no regular session of the
board in the afternoon, but several members met
informally in their room, and reported the market
stiff at the best prices Of the morning. People
are getting over the Richmond scare, as they got
over Bull run, Balls Bluff and the Merrimac.
The business of the Sub Treasury was as fol-
lows to-day
Receipts $500 w. 90
-kor customs 2o4 0OO 0O
Payments b9S,6lS OS
baance. ',ofs,'u4 ~
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were 26,43s,lss II, and the balances
81, ,491, 1897 IL. The exchanges for the week end
ing to-day were $l6l o66,594 O3, being daily
average of SIG a44 1872 81, against ST. 1854 81
for the week ending on Saturday last.
The Philadelphia Ledger Of Friday has the fol-
lowing
The difficulty ameng small shopksepers provision
dealers in the markers and the citizens generally
making change has caused An extraordinary demand for
cents and all that De coined ut the Mint eagerly
bought Yesterday being OF the days assigned for
the exchange at tho Mint Of nickeIs for United states
Treasury notes. the doors were beseged with anxious
crowd before O'Clock, and b. twelve clock the
hour se apart 10 commence tho exchange, there
several hundred persons presentmen, women and boys
Lines formed OF the and boys side Of
the building and OF the the other the former
extending half square along Juniper street. Many OF
the boys were provided with small baskets carry
cents In To preserve order posse OF the reserve
lice in attendance but their services not
qurcd Though many of those who desired cents stood
in line for hours waiting opportunity to get into the
Mint they bad 10 40 home without them, as the supply
on hand exhausted before half OF the applicants
were accommodated. We understand that thousand
| dollars worth Of cents arc coined daily at the Mint,
| making twelve thousand dollars worth u week Aboat
twothirds of the coinage goes New York Boston and
othor cities leaving but four Thousand dollars worth
week for distribution in Philadelphia But five dollars
worth given to each applicant at the Mint but il Is
said that boys employed TO stand in line and by this
| means raise a large amount in cents
| The Philadelphia Bulletin Of the same day
says
The demand nickcs the Min, has become great
for days past that the supply has been exhausted
aad this morning the officers obliged 10 refuse
give pennies in exchange for Treasury notes. Ths
suspension only temporary however, and next week 1T
| is expected the nickels viii again be paid out.
The Galcna and Chicago road earned, the second
| week in July
1861 $50 l45
......................... .... 5s,541
Increase ........................ S23 ,soz
The Michigan Southern shows in the same week
gain of slj,4S3.
The earnings by the Chicago, Burlington and
| Quincy Railroad line for the first week in July
were
1861 ....................... $50 ,325
1852. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OSd
Increase .................s SCI III
The statements of the banks OF the three princi-
| pal cities OF the Union for the last week compare
with the previous ones, and the corresponding time
| of 1861, as follows
York July hs. ,s ssss; ss Ssssi f''ss'.is sss
FSa FSs.s, July sSy IL L.. ss 81 iss sn sSsss .sassi
Total s2.a7 7sosss l7s.os,.ss .ss,ssss q se2
Last Last ss isSsdis sssssasi Il si
The statement of the Boston banks for the last
| week compares with the previous week, and for
| the corresponding week of 1861, as follows:--
Jmy7. 1862. July IA, 1869. July Is, 1861
| Loans. $e4, $50 ,26s 65,63ie20 6032t 1913
| specie. 7.934,o37 1918. zoo 6,s9s ,131
Deposits .... 26,s6s s82 26,6S4 $40 Is .261 ,Jl7
| Circulation. 6943,s27 7o9l,2s4 62o7 ,Io2
The statement Of the present week, as compared
with the preceding, shows anincreaso ofsl O4, ,C52
| in the item of loans and discounts, S44,22S IL
specie, $l47 ,4j7 in circulation, and decrease Of
! s1s3, 1882 in deposits.
The Lawrence (Mass.) Journal Of the l4th
| says -
Notice has bcen givon the operatives OF the Pacific
Mills that about twelve hundred looms will DO stopped at
the close OF this week, with all the attendant carding
September l. About hundred OF the looms of the
mills will remain in fun work. Th1 print will
continue in partial operation and from twelve hundred
fifteen hundred will still be regularly employed
after the stoppage proposed.
Stock Exchange.
SATURDAY, July 10, 1862
$4,000 q s6s, 81, reg es 100 shs NYcsnRH.si2 81