, 1860-07-04

Tuup4r EvEsus. July ..

Turzpar Kvxs,as. July =.
Ths ease in the money market il seen IN the
prompt payment to-day Of nearly I'll the notes
dus 1t tbs banks. The truth is, general ousl@
nsss was never conducted Oh 4 healthier basis.
Ths leasonl Of the past few Jears have oeen
well improved 1t the West, and'tisto be aopeo
thsx thu wholesome influence will be extended
into uaoy years 10 como. With her immense
rasourcea. II shown by her tables ofstipucnte,
thu West ought to be rich instead oIpoor. The
receipts Of grain for the past bi1 months, IA
shown by our figures in this mornings itsue.
were more than two millions Of bushels in e.
cess Of those Of any other year. The excess Of
shipmen's would not vary mu:h from the saue
figures. Let but the same economy which has
bear practieed BY our people for the past two
rears be continued. and We shall soon cease to
hear any complaints in regard to "slow nags"
1t the West.
Exchange il decidedly dull at quotations,
viz: II per cent. premium for currency. buy
ing rates frem customers IT, though 10 out
sideFs very lis.le if IN, thi7g above one per
cant. would be paid. Sales we1e made on the
street At one per cent. The present aspect Of
the market forcshadows decline within the
next week.
Gold II, With fair demand.
CnlcAGo, BURLINGTON AND Qc1Scr RAILROAD.
The earnings of The Chicago. Burlington d
Quincy Railrosd line for the month Of June,
were:
:;s$H 's:' IL! S:: !s::::':: -:
NaI. N}x 6!QN3 lAc 4&4hSt
TOTAL. ...tl,s7.,i .13. i.lo 1De....aas.&st.is
Guar WxsrEzs RALwAr.-Trsftic for week
ending June 20, 1860:
r't:h, snd til.
A4s .ut suudses. 1s5f
Come po,drk we;f II Ia. yesr 4
DeereAse- o. a;as.
ST. LOUIS, AI7ox CHICAGO q. R.-Nonthly
sta,ement Of earrings, from LIST to S0th June,
1860:
FaseerxtTa 20
49, ee
;1< il q
41sEAe II 4e71
(Fram thu C:eyc and Heza'd July 81
i G1GsSTlc Sw1NpLE-LAR6E AMOUNTS fF
CorS1EnFElr NrSEy fAsstb Upox DASss AND
BASkEas On Thursday last, one OF ,hr most
extensive and successful counter 'eting schemes
ever kno~n Was consummRted in this city. 4
we'll dressed and business like man presented
himstn g: the counters Of several banks, private
bAakees and mercbanta. and obtairei ex-
ch2Ose fo7 tills On the Newt0n Bank Of Mss.
xachu-eus. The bills we're all for 300 each.
and we're 80 well executed us to excite no
susp'c'ons Of their genuineness. The opera.
xrN 1-nj Fn-
ststng shst be was travelling to purchase
wool throughout The West. His careless.
easy btafing and conversation prevented all
mtsttust. II il known thst 1890 of the money
vas passed IN this city upon bankers, and
since the time the operation some Of the bills
have teen paid iuto banks bytesident merchants
--*howlnK that the transactions were not con-
lined 70 bankers. 1t Is impossible to ascertain
shs amount paid oreF at this place, but there ia
rssson to believe that numerous parties besides
shoss asce1tained have been madr victims.
No suspicious we're entertained in regard to
ths money, until banking company had seht
$500 of i, to New York, received u dispatch say
Ing 1t WAS worthless, Afer this Information.
spme Of tie bills were tuken to large number
Of eankin- men, all Of whom pronounced Them
genuine. prominent institution here this
morning retured 10 credit the statement TINT the
bills are fraudulent.
At Butfa'o, we learn that the counterfelter
succeeded in getting lid Of a much larger sum
than in thus city. It is supposed the same mar
epet4 ed IN both Places. going to buffalo after
h.s transactions here. The New York Tribune
Of :. 1urday, st1ted that 5000 Of these bills
had been detected in that city, and sent to Bos-
soa. As this occurred before apy Of tie money
set ii Ut in The West h.d gone East. it ia prub
able that operations have been simultaneous ia
1umber tt places, and that very large
Amount las been lhus put in circulation.
As .el We hsve not heard Of this " sharp or.
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