, 1876-09-30
An Improvement Observable in the
Loan Market.
Currency Moving into tho Interior
-.-Clcarings, $3, 100000.
Tho Produce Markets Fairly Active,
In the Aggregate---Wheat and
Barley Strong.
Corn Steady, under Immense
Neutrality-suspicious.
Firr1er.
Tho Wheat squeose Being cloasa Up
Rapidly.
FINANCIAL,

The demand for accommodations continues mod
erats far the city customers OF the banks Arn
concerned, md tho principal md most numerous
transactions In financial cIrclcA nrc In country
paper, There Is, on the wnole. moro business
done IN discounts thnn was tho caao week ago,
and the gradual development Of bnencBs Ii to bc
fecn In tho loan market. Ono evidence Of tho
better condition Of finances Ia tic fact that the sup.
ply OF cheap 1oanablo capital IL about exllauhtcd.
DanIs With large surplus that have been leaning
It and s por cent have now no funds 10 loan at
less than @ per cent
Ratee Of discount arc 9sD10 per cent Al The banks
10 regular customers; to Independent outside bor-
fowcts special rates arc made, rising from per
cent for thirty day papes OF tho best kad. Dust-
nsta In paper on tho street Is light Hates are as
above.
New York exchange was sold between banks At
75cGSl. 90 per 81, 600 discount.
Tho orders from tho country for currency were
moderate.
The clearings wcro 81, 100, coo.
THE HAYWOOD FUND,
Tho Executive Committee Of tho Chicago Clear.
ing House Association has passed resolution for
nnappropratton Of 81. GOO by tic banks Of Chicago
to the fund fos tho family Of Haywood, The bank
Cashier murdered at NostE1cll.
THE pARK NATIONAL nANK.
MI. James L. Worth, who has been elected Pros.
ilens of the Park National Bank Of New York. In
place Of the late W!lliam X. Kitchen hus for many
yenrs lcch Cashier Of that bank. .Mr. Worth
br!ngs to the position, the New York Duiiettn TO.
marks, all TINT experience can fnrntsh and ls one
Of tho most thoroughly we'll rcal, In all mattcra
pertaining to finance and banking, bank officers In
the country. Mr.. 4. X. Wright, who haa been
pay!ng.Telcr, has been stpointod Cashier, aud
Mr. Thomas Ellis, who WAS Note-Tcllcr, hss been
appointed PayIug'Tetlcr.
SILVER IN INDIA.
At o recent meeting ut Glasgow Of the Economic
and Statistical Section OF tho British Association,
Sir George Campbell, who haa lived In india for
thtrty.aye ycar1, zpoko AZ follows about silver In
Tndiu:
mo value q silver HGtllparcd with god tew yoats
sst
j n RI q y
ssn asSts tas IT, 81 ssaf.: ~ s. Ta It
VIA! 70 y, ~ Hos L Wi an:xsr e Do ao.hSs i
ss xsf SS' sn :Sa
H. aud Saxs o MT m be ies esys M W ysss
f
s::sSs il: II I'LL Ill @ *s; & ss
s; s;s !: ! H. a$s
& fafnaPEs &
as Sd ayS = ws9 s
Ii by larer fur want gnnrancc Of coln except tho
s!sS ss S III sas. s IT,; Cd :s'
pies they used coin freely when We lind npnc, mud they
h"sS s. En- VI st Fl III ~ ~
deal coin IN cnsea whcro Should notas, oiork1,
% q RIP ~ 1nd LEY ny in5sss1n ss,e ypPsse s. & et ,ilal
Every prosperous native rrnce WHO n.antecd ~
lsfYe su1ns III COLI, On tho occa1lon Of sacccs.t,Ds
itores md otlrswlsc Va ssceralned the reality u
,aois Was esitnss ~ s s,oe 81 treaua. sS m
grades below tIIer, WIZ 1nucl disposition 10 put BY
H spt @ fspsy. S y q ~
,.em !nto ornaments fur hs faulty - ttlo cnpttal 10
IN cunyetttd Into calh wien nte ealty Rroyd tn very
wtt u 1se in Eafo!ean eSuntrss Saw that Tho eoun
Ss sss1Hs 9
2aes: ana obr Sa ;ea IT, '' eaey
nay ngS y, f;@s whs isy ,seSai!aiis thfy
{s s hy r1xs fae & 3 H. f y. Ill 1isas s
md shlid.sa Msy lrsona !ncrs saanc; tt y sn9i,,
@ II casry sas srs Saf a s II ssr.a y ~ y
iMkY AZ lisrr there IL much gscnter OCCASION ~
see n"t WHY. ~ confidence III our notea incrsseS
they may mt cnne tn no nscd ten OF twenty nftj
sss 'tsc sc. saSs . a.
E!staney i1r sEaas1stons f1s wktel, c9orGr su!cca
We might understand t!.r absorption Of vast usnopn
tlOLD AND GHEESHAcKs.
Cold was 103';a 11u!a iu grecnbacks.
Grconbacks wrsc Dl!&@aoG cents on tho dolla