The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-29
NEW YORK MINING BoARD-sept. 27.


The New York Tribune of this morning says
The Stock market was heavy at the First Board, with
large and very well distributed business The lmpres
sion was quite general that prices would fall off during
the session. and there evidently disposition to de
lay execution of orders until the market touched its
lowest points of the morning. Some of the shorts took
advantage of this buy in at the reduced prices and
purchases followed by the vigorous buying of
the commission houses The result stiGening up in
quotations at the close of each call, and decidedly
firmer market the close and after the adjournment
The money market is without change. The supply IS
abundant at the before quoted Demand loans Ga
per cent. and giltedged paper 6HG7 per cent with
occasional very choice name at per cent Gold IS
declining the wants of shippers being moderate Cali
forna bars 900 fine, have been sold at per cent.
premium, a reduction of per cent. from the
highest point. Mint bars are at small discount me
amount specie go forward Saturday is about half
a million of which more than half IS silver.
The exports from Philadelphia for the week ending
Sept Goth, amounted in value to sls 39l The import
$157 ,22s.
The New York Express says:
The earnings western roads not all of them up to
the expectations of their managers especially upon some
of the Illinois lines. The improved feeling in regard to
grain may increase traffic them and give
new vgor speculation Should October and November
fall below the estimates extreme high quotations for Hi
! ois roads by means certain to be continued.
Messrs Stoterfoh Sons Co.'s Circular, per Persia
says; s-.,,. .o.,,ou ,.. ,,ou,oa ,
good part the crops to be cut and housed and has al
ayed the strong apprehensons which entertained
time but the public is apt to rush from eX
treme to another and now indulging in far more
pleasing anticipatons than will probably be realized
either quantity quality cheerful tone is onct
more observable in the home trade but the continental
business is still under the influence of political disrust
Money continues in abundance Weather unsettled agalr
| throughout the country"
| Another Liverpool circular says:
1.-THE weather during the week has been uninterrupted
ly harvest work. but to-day it looks unsettled ant
stormy the wheat this neighborhood is cut bu
very little yet secured Further acquaintance with tn
only strengthens the conviction that even shou
the quantity prove an average, (which doubted The
quality will be greatly inferior to that of late years and
that very Urge proportion Of foreign will be required
mixing the stock Of old English in the country being
greatly reduced it is probable therefore that shal
shortly reaction from the recent smart decline
in prices The reports Of the potatoes grow un ia
vorable from all parts ofthe country"
Fetersons Counterfeit Detector says of the Farmer
and Merchants Bank of Greensborough, Nd. We lear
that the managers of this about forcing
quantity of its notes upon the market but feel
that the previous character of this Bank will save ou
friends from suffering any loss by them.