The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-22

ing decision relative TO the returns OF savings banks
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OPvIcH OF INTERNAL RRvEsUE,
WARRINGTON, July H. 1855 }
TO returns Of savings banks have to say tina, ha.
been decided that the deposits Of savings bank having
no capital stock may DO 30 far regarded capital as "a
allow the dedao9n Of tho amount Of such deposits in
Tho surplus fund should also 10 regarded capital
snd added to the amount Of deposits from which the
tnount Of bonds is subtracted
ocsion No. 140 are considered United States bonds
ou win observe the thirty notes and certificates
l. A. ROLLINS, Deputy COMMISSIONER
THOMAS G. TuRssR, Esq, United States Assessor
Providence. r. l.
Tho San Francisco Weekly Stock Circular, dated June
"a, says
Capital is stu In ample supply for all tho legitimate
demands OF tho season. and the bank shows
ton por per month being the prevailing 1gures
Out door negotiations may be quoted at two to three per
cent In financial and commercial circles the fear that
esa tender or any other paper money not redeemable
scarcely entertained Tho unanimy OF opposition to It
IL remarkable for the simple reason that our present me-
tac currency Is more staple safe and better every way
and that no necessity for changing exists here as was
che at the East
Were the change of any material importance to the
government could IL result benencay 10 any interest
on this coast business men would probably ofcr no OBJ
lection IL individuals adventurous enough attempt
Che establishment OF national bank here, under the
laws Of Congress with other foundation than paper
issues for the redemption OF It's liabilities though there
arc doubtless many who would DO willing to be sub
sidizod BY such an institution and favor IL with open
mouth and empty pocket there but few among bust
who would have any confidence In its stability,
prohtabeness or usefulness.
The mining share market has been somewhat irrcgu.
lar and variable since Monday as, but for the most
part nearly all stocks are stronger and have been dealt
In higher prices than at the close OF last week. No
important developments have been made this week In
leading mines but certain Indications met with Of
sufDcient encouragement to induce little speculation in
some stocks and give strength 10 others Not
withdrawing the losses sustained In the depreciation Of
all shares short time since, the public seem TO be
eager to enter the market again upon the least evidence
OF Improvement In the appearance OF portion OF the
Comstock lode, at the depths attained At for
period have explorations been carried on with "a
much vigor and energy
Tho Boston Eucsirg T,aptler Of yesterday reports:
The money market Is without any material altorat on
from tho previously reported condition OF and
abundance. The demand has been little more active
ts forenoon but tho supply continues sufficiently large
TO moot tho wants VI the community for mercantile
other purposes Loans relurnsbc demand were
readily obtained at five and six per cent strong col
laterals, and sndhreetcntbs three and four
months timo. Notes Of the FIRST class wanted by
capitalists and eight per cent The stock
ket 70 not very animated but there many buyers
~ sellers Of the sound dividend paying securities
The Chicago T16ans OF Wednesday remarks
The money market was toleraby active TO day, and
our bankers discounted prime produce and mercantile
paper freely ten per cont per The supply Of
currency fair but Of the count houses had 10
sell exchange 10 noet the demand on them by rrsln
merchants On the street second rate paper accepted
mt l ~ per cent per month.
Tho supply OF Eastern exchange was more liberal to-
day, and the market easier, but without material
change In quotations Some Of the banks sold freely Mt
par In order the demand for currency, but the
usual selling rate Ito premium. AT the close the
market weak ITO discount to par buying and lilo
premium selling. The increased shipments OF produce
bave contributed materially toward swelling the supply