, 1863-07-13

SATURDAY EVENING, July II, 1858.
The week closes on very Inactive money mar-
ket. The demand for accommodations, usually
light at this season Of the yesE, is specially 80,
owing to the uncertainty that just now envelopes
our national affairs. should Lag escape with hfs
army, gold, and with 1t prices Of produce, would
so up. Should his nrmy be captured or annihila-
ted, the tendency Of prices would be downward,
and hence the extreme caution Of operators.
New York Exchange is etill decidedly firm. We
quote the buying range parGt3s, selling h0N.
Most Of the banks charge the upper figure, and
outsiders may consider themselves fortunate Ii
they obtain supply at that
Private dispatches gave the Wall street rates Of
geld as follows: "Curbstcne 133, then 1s21,
1a2R. The range hero was 13o01at. There ii
very little On the market.
Silver 1so@1a5. New Treasury rotes nominal
selling K@A.
)" PAYABLE IN Go1p.-Messrs. Preston, Willard
& Kcan, Subscription agents for the $40
loan, hand us< tho following letter for
publication. which clearly settles the
matter about the $50 bonds being psi
ipgold, semt-annua1ly:
TREASURY DEPAnTMKxr, May 70, 1863.
SIR am in receipt OF your letter Of tho 9Th
ult. re1ative to the payment Of . cent. Five.
The decision Of tho Secretary relative to the rc-
demptfon Of tho obligations Of tho United States
All Coupon and registered bonds forming part
Of the permanent loan Of the United States will
All obligations and notes forming part OF the
Temporary loan viii be paid in United States notes;
enos %s'Fs In specie shall
yea1s om TOM aste. thoass !edesapb}e af}el ats
ana 0seo eo 5 ta2 t. as
sixes, q68D Into which tho three ycars Seven
thiEties are Convertible. These Bonds will thosc"
+. The three yesrs Ssvcn-thlrty bonds, OF notes,
are regarded as part Of tho temporary loan. aud
vii be paid in United States notes, unless holders
Yours re .pcctfally,
GEORGE HARRINGTON.
Assistant Secretary Of Treasury,
s. q, WALLET, Esq, President Revere Bank. Bos"
ton, Mass.
New YonK MONEY MAHkET-The Last number
Of the New York Independent says:
The market is well supplied, and money Is easy
to raise on acceptable coaterals ut to per cent
for call on ehort 1oans being the rulo. There Is
loans, both as to borrowers and col1aterala Busi-
nees paper is scarce, and Is readily taken at to
per Gasa Or se shGst e5edlf Is tho oo
cited BY the news q Gen. Meado's glorious sue:
Go'd ai tRnbsd BIZ 4 9en psr cent selling 1t
amouut Of eoid was paid ont By The TFeasnf5 fa:f
week for dividends or interest. The shiPmsnts
received from California by the Northern Light
which is $se4, ,947 a. The banks, however, show
hnt sght h1anG a. the aEso e o.
ever, above the average. The decline In gold has
deprcesed tho rates OF foreign exchange, which are
=. 3aS a ees
dollar for francs.
NATIONAL DAsKs.-The New York Commercial
4drrrtiser gives the following d. complete list,
m to June Is, OF National Banks thus far organ
ICED:
BANKs ORGANIZED UNDER THE ACT or 1868.
/. PEsSs11yAN1A-Fi1s National Bank Of Phil
ade1phia, Pa. Q; y. Davis, President; N. Nc
HaSo;se ';i.:: National Bank of chieago,m.
Eanspa Enl ain 46nsF5sf PIssdfSs
MI: F; B. Judson. President; George B. Leon
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ard. Cashier
George Worthington, President; s. ". Critten-
IT, e. oaIo@second 6aIs National Bank OF Cleveland,
OHIO: Joseph Perkins, President; Il. B. Hurlbnt,
.. On1o-First National Bank of Dayton, Ohio.
Simon Gebhart, President; g; B: Harman, Cashier.
z. OH1o-Sccond National Bank Of Dayton, Ohio.
Jonathan Hartman, President; D. g. Reuch,
8. on1o-Fhst National Bank Of Fremont, Ohio.
g. Mp1ANA-Firtt National Bank OF Fort Wayne,
Indiana. I'D. huffman, President; ". B. Fisher,
10. on1o-Firat National Bank Of Youngstown,
Ohio. Henry Manning, President; John s. Ed
ii Il. M1cH1oAs-Flzst ra National Bank Of Ann Ar
hor, Michigan. y Chopin. President; Charles II.
El,e, fa. ). {. Spencer, President; II. SANFORD,
IS. cossEcz1cgr-F First National Bank Of stam-
ford, Conn. Il. n Humphrey, President; Charles