, 1866-09-27

Wheat was less active At decline Of sD3c Oh
30. 1 aEI 385c on No. g Coin was irregular |
mt closed lat 1t decline Of H;c. Oats advanced
&. Rye MAS 1896 better. Barley improved 20
'c- Provisions werc dull. Whiskey was firm and
scarce. Lake Fteights declined lc. Wool was
1ull. Groceries we're unchanged.
: Gold was trilc stronger In New York to-day.
The market opened at 144ss aud closed at 1ls!s.
The following quotations werc received By Boyd
Bros, gold brokers:
1879 an .--....1a3: 1,:ss L. -m....-.-...1;.,s
1iisa 11:is T. @ m..:..,i .,i soSpE. F. m........!;t4
ll::9 q. a.m..-....-..1ilh 3.@p. m..-..--. 1853
Here The market opened at t4sa and closed q
1t.1t1{sI. Silser was nominal ut 130Ss s1si-he |
outside 70. large.
The Public Securities were without any marked |
change in New York To-day. The long Sizes Of /
81 we're II better. Fiye-Twenrtea Of '6s wcte |
eleady; tho 81 f=sne were II higher, but those Of
IS were unchanged. Teu-For1ies declined ,s. |
were steady. Here there WAS l
moto active business doing at yesterdays rates.
We quote: |
covLnS,tEE7 sECuE1r1t- afAn1zE7.
nayins. selltas.
5-sQe, ,1SI....-----.-s--. II! 41l4
d-SHs, lS.l...--.--.~~--- 1Gs:t 19H.3
6-sbrs, 1865. ..-....-..--. llsa 10S!s
t.s,:s, small. 1gsa311o.s -.
1Q-sG's, small. ..-........ 10li4 -.
7-sL's, 1T scrics,....... 1G5A los
G-sHe+ I'd series. 1u.af 1D6
I-A'E4 aA teftes..~.s..-. 1GSes lw
june i COMPOUNDS, oa1i;i*ii ISL. iiS5i -. -.
Jn1y Compounds, lS5i.. ll61i
Aug. Compounds, 1871. IL -.
uct. Compounds, 1SH lli3f 80.
Eec- Gonpn1nds, 1851. 11,.i -.
Ans. Compounds, ISIS. 11oll 49,.
Sept. Compounds. 1SGs. it9A ....
0cl. Compounds. 1se5-. Ise4
Tie Second National Bank quotes Goyern-
rsenta as follows:
SeSpsn ss:nan 1nss"'.1'' XsGs 5ss Comp H.
ss:es:: :,csaanl !SSssss.s** :: M ~.
,' z%i! 5s5,ss 9;ss 1855 III; III:
1v-io Coupon, small -1oli Augast.ss, - 1,o.l
s-5tt, largo. r..........1e5ts Sept. :" 1NaAi
80, suaH..........1 .10a;i Oct NJ 1G3I
Local ssocka We're qaict~ We quote:
ch,c,,o Civ sexens bus5!9S; ss1l!1s; s5;;
Cuok County SeTcns.. Gs4s 035i
Chamber Of Commerce. s934 go.
Interest ccascd yesteEaay On onc.half OF the
Temporary Loan, In the shape Of Clearing House
ccstlacatcs, which arc mostly held In New York,
Boston and Philadelphia. This loan amounts to
Sij,5' s, ,0GV, and bore four per cent Interest.
| Twenty-Five and onc-half millions OF it were
| paid oil yesterday, and the balance will be paid
On the 18th PROF., attcr which interest will cease
! We understand that for the present the money
viii he left by the New fo1s banks with the Cor
csrmcnt, free Of interest, as lhe certificates arc
preferable to The gteenhacks In mixing settle
me1ts with the Clearing Bouae.
Tho London 7ants. IN speaking Of the recent
| Monetary Convention between Franco, Swi,zcr-
l.nd, Belgium and italy, says: 1T amounts IN
elect to an announcement that In the course OF
two OF three years the coinaga nF half Of contf-
mental Europe Will be absolutely identical. The
Convention appears equfvalc.s to an agreement
on the ra1t O, Belgium, lta}y md Switzerland to
assitnIlate thclr coi.ace. with the exception Of
copper money, to tle French system. Tnc gold
eoinnge will consist Of lsc, ten, twenty, Ahy and
will be The fiveffanc piece. and the smaller coins
will be the 1wo-ffanc, one-frarc tlfty cenimes and
twenty ccntines. Tho el1rcr coinage, Therefore,
Will desccnd To the vaine Of iwo-rcnce. and tho
maintenance OF distinct co7par coinage Will con-
scqncrtlY ho Of very little importance. Tho
range Of the coinage will be, in fact, extremely
courc,ient- The 1ooLftnrc plees will be q con
rcnient forra for carrying sums Of money, and
Viii answer al; the more considerable necessities
Of the traveller, while none but The must fnsisnid-
cant transactions would require coin Of small.
! CT ssinr than The twenty ccn1ime piecc.''
-In Cincinnati there is less difficulty than here
toforc in obtaining discounts, but'at the Same
t!1ne bankers have more paper offered than tts5
care 10 take. The lines arc high and there is ne
disposition to incTcasc them. Rates Of In
tc,cst range from $ 10 IL per cent Exchange i
steady ut par buying and 5ocG1-10 premium sell
Ing.
Tho Philadelphia money market Is wsshou
change, There IL moderate asmand from tht
b:okcrs. and but little paper offering for dis
count. Oh call lhe general rate Is per csut wtsl
exceptions at 5 per cent. Discounts Of pFtn,
paper Eause nj ae2s per cent
| In DAltfMore money continues abundan
cuongh for all dcmruds. and in commercial papc
We have no change or remark to make. Cal
loans on good cul1atcrals t 10 per cent; Goo'
paper & per cent; second class paper to pc
cent.
The total yaIuo Of foreign exports from th
port Of baltimore for the past week only aaiounte
10 scss,tsi.
The supply Of money In Boston Ia stu ger
ctally Ia excess Of tho demand. although many c
the banks ase not troubled With surplus balances
having some sne aflsce invested thc{e spare fund
in outside paper, which haa not Jet maturce
| Rates show no material change. Cali loans II
still easily accessible at sat per ceut, the bank
generally charging the latter tates, except 10 cac
other. In discounts the movement is rather dul
| The lanks arc taking good rhost dated paper
! their custonc:s at, about per cent, and IN II
J outeIdc market the snme rate rules, With occ
sIpnal exceptions for choice names at 5G255i,
No new Nnttona1 Banks have recently bee
organized; the whole number now IN opcratio
!. being 1861, With m aggregate circulation
$23s III, OF which amount $s'3 alo vas Issue
last wcek. Treasurer Spsnnes has In his posse
sion United States bonds salncd At $sss. oGo.s2n
secur,iies for circulating rotes OF National Bank
and bonds ouourtin. 10 $Ss, ,I0o, 500 as sccurttt
+ for deposits Of public moneys in banks designate
, 4 ns ouhlic deuosito,Ies. Total securities bel
! ss'0, 200. .-..-.
= The Journal II comnsers., IN answering Z
!: INQUIRY often made, as 10 what y mesot BY u
term s1or money" frequently used in 1eposti1
sales Of British conso1s. faJs, eonsols hare bet
n qnoted 10. years With distinction between snl
sfor money and sales for account large pr
b portion OF tho bargains made for English fnnl
(krown as the .three per cent consolidated amt
ficef and called sconsos' BY way Of ohbTetiatior
nrc arranged 10 be settled for at The next scttl
: day.' These eettling days arc d1ea by comm
y tec ofthe Stock Exchange, and occur about On
4 fach month. A purchase OF sale Tor account
therefore to be settled at the next OF these IL
y dntcs, uuless there - continuation py mutt
nn n agreement. This settlement is made eiiher by
= Joser paYiue the difference In the price, or by
L tuaI tIanefer Of the s.oe, ss tho party having
j. ont9on NAV choose, This husines8 Ia 1ante Il
ouentJy mere speculation, but sometimes 1t
ia perfectly legitimate. Many merchants and op
/ lent gentlemen who hare property IN The run
10 wteeh they do not w1ah 10 sell out, will sell
money and buy for account At the zane TN
T. thus having The use ofthe capital while the ato
rs 4 ts carried at their expense. This can always
" done ii verJ 1i,l1s over The current interest,
=. il a very consenient method otraislrs money
= : The following Is The comparative statement
+ The exports exclusive Of SPECIFY from the port
er | New York to foreign ports for the week cud3
u September Is, and since January J.: