, 1864-08-06
FINANCIAL AND COitNGRC CIaL,
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

Fa1pAr EVENING, August S. 1864.
The demand for r1oneF Is active today With very
limited snpplS for No. psper Meme other reeelses
consideration. There II 4 large quantity Of grain
moving towards the East now, and nccelsltates the
use Of much money
EXCHANGE 10 growing easier, but tbs nomn Il rates
remain y discount buying: y premium selling, with
frequent concessions en- the last fEures.
Gold IN New York advanced Somewhat from Wed
ueedsyi closing q4otstour. inhuenced VIC suppose
by the reported disaster to SteneEans cavalry The
tcllow1pE are the quotations te1egraphed to James
Boyd, Eeq., IS Clark street;
T. 9;::::::: ;S$s: :
ciostng strong, with tendency upward. Silver arm
ne25s@2i0. Government s20's nrmer-s selling In New
York for l08k; hers 107tS to 1ta bid.
The exports OF domestic produce for the week tn.
c1ude it&n bbfs wheat four do rye -four 1916 do
corn meal, SIS M bu wheat 100 do osts. g. ss DO corn
a2 do psat 7 pEEs Candles 5s1 ba1es cotton 4ae do
hoy. SoHe gals whale oil, i7s22 do sperm oil 10 do
lard ell z do nsesd OIL s12s hbls pork, 1,l3o bbs
aud g tics beef 59e 1s2 Ms cutmeats 9o1 do butt
ter. do cheese, s95 do lard. ssl do til.
1oE, SIS a1s gals petrole N.
The Second National bank Of DcA Motues Iowa
h1s been tulJ organized according to the require
merits of the law and commenced operatoda. The
Second National Bank. Of Rockford, ILL.,. IL now Ia
operation. The capital stccI Is sloooo. The Presl
dent IL Or. B. r. Lane; Cashier, 4. ". Sanford Dt
rectors r. P. Lane, G. 4. Sanford, ". A. Dtckernan,
D. WsNach, g. ". ReyAo.ds. Charles WaNams'
william Iathop Il. EmtrsoD jF., Henry Fisher.
STATE BAHK or 1owA.-1n the monthly abstract Of
the Assets liabilities and condition OF the State Bank
oi Iowa, notice that in July the amount Of notes
AMI bids discounted to be $s2 and the deposlts
to be $780, The inceaso Of deposlts oYer those
Of Jnnc WAS Ss2t2as -.
The exports for the week rom NEW York. have
again been enorEons. The total IL larger than vss
ever before rendered In single week. The follow
Ing Tin show the exports texcuslveo OF specte) from
New York to foreign ports for the week ending Au.
guett 1st, unca Jan. 1sts
Ess;: F.: r @ ,:Sa ss it$s s.
Since Jan. ele6 80 tl1S ,;s2
Fo1TUw1srKnN V1EaIa1A RA1tRoAD,--The BAltt.
more and Ohio Railroad Company have purchased the
mortgage interest held BY the City Of Baltimore In
the Northwestern Virginia Eallrosd, and will run
that road A. part Of the matn Heu- The work Of
putting the line In order been COM
menced With yKor and 1t ts sAld the bridge ACROSS
the river to connect with the Marietta and Cincinnati
Will be pushed to completion at an carly day. The
price pAid for the mortgage wss =: ,e09.Dco.
The Boston Traveller Of Tuesday evening says;
The week hiss commenced With an easy money
maYktt, and NO Difficulty WIS experienced Today By
borrowers In good standing In obtaining capital at
stx Per cent. There WAS not muck p,irt commercial
paper offered for sale ont OF DOORS bat tar amount
Of business WAS transacted in collateral loans te
aud calls at the haakH aud IN the etrcet. IN gene
ral trade and commerce there was great activity,
owing to high prices, which prevent 1asge opera.
tons, butthere wA1 Al Increased dItpos1don mani.
tested to buy div1dendpaytnE securities and Of
the low priced stocks. which haye been undnly de.
Pressed within the rast two thres months Of lnac
t1op On The part ofspecu1atore for = Tie"
NEW YoxK STOCK MABKHT-Tne following were
the closing prices for cash August received BY
g. Bal,onstAll d Co., Commission, Stock aad Bond
Brokers, n Clark street, Chicago;