New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

considerable attention in banking circles.
Tho opposition Of certain bank officers to 'he
measure We believe has diminished upon refocuon,
and the prospect now is that the alT%n6omcA' WIZ
be early adopted.
The CkicGgo Tribapc of the Sd inst, Icpoi's'
To-day closes a week of remarkable financial ac.l,
ity and n decided stringency in the money market
The calls upon the banks from country
have been nnccasiDg and although our cry "As ~;
been yeIv closely run believe iiey pow III Nv y.
stance failed IN resDond TO the wants Of their customers
or course none but those with the best marquis . WI
gagged entirely legitimate operations haNo
nized. There is immense amount Oh coih ". so,'
tered tbrouoh the country and holders are anxious 70
push forward 10 this great gram center Oi course u
takes money do this and here wheie the echSt'
drain upon the banks comes rom. -
The active call for money of course throws large
amalnt of exchange upon the market and we continue
TO quote il weak The rates are nominal ana are varied
according TO the necessities OF the parties holding
hear that most of the purchases today have been from
TO OIL while par has been the selling rate, with an
occasional concession.
The Cincinnati Commercial of Monday says;
Money was in more active request on checks to-day
partly dOnb because Of the fact of the banks bcinP
closed yesterday, but beside tins the employment oi
cash the heavy business exchanges OF the day Is 80
much larger than it formerly was, that bankers nav.
scarcely come TO realize the change, and do not gel
the habit of anticipating duh time Oh u NJ lnS
season OF the year. The calls for loans are fair.
There is not much doing IN Government sceurlieS'
The rates on them undergo change except that Ten
fortes of the large SIZE sold exclusive OF interest
and are rated at 93i g4c rather below tne Naue as
corresponding with their old figures. The SeNenthir
ties are in favor with small investors. but not lecelng
much attention large way. Vouchers are SUI
withheld because OF the depressed figures though nc
ay Orable report Is had from the officers who Issue teen
as TO when payments may be looked for. Trade IN
general way keeps up well 10 the close oil 'he week
and from this time forward it is expected that 1t VIII
! increase in activity.
The Boston EceAag Trorei'cr OF YESTERDAY
says:
borrowers on substantial securities can get all th'
money they want. with proper margins, at per CEN
on call at the banks and in the street. Inc appica
tons are not large for accommodation on time ne com
mon rate for which is seven and tbIeetenths Lehui'
are numerous and large balances are remaining iui'
for lack of employment.
Notes Of approved rank passed in the open mar
ket at from 10 ger cent. The reported negoliatio'
of these are only 10 limited extent IN the open maj ke
and very little Is done in the names OF the second
grade. , >, g.
The stock market is steady. with considerable frm
ness bnt not very active Government bonds and 0th
and railroad shares are IN constant demand of invest
ment and tn ere more or less calls Tor the various
| classes of land and mining stocks.
The Boston imports for the week ending Sep
TENDER l were ;66i,2 against Ss95,29S during
the corresponding week in 1861. Total since Jan
uary ], 1904, 500.
The cash balance in the hands of the Assistant
Treasurer in Boston, at the close OF business
September ,, was $92ll ,5l5 6s, an increase %
500, 1913 81, as compared with the cose OF the PIE
ceding week