The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-21
NEW YORK MINING BoARD-sept 10
10 Minnesota. ta..... SAL 10 Minnesota

~ Mlnnesota...... "a 10 Minnesota. S34
The Tribune of this morning says:
There large business at the stock Board this morn
ing and the downward tendency of prices continued un
til toward the close of business when stronger feeling
evinced. Some of the buyers at lower rates con
tnued their realizing sales and the market ham
mered with some by the bears, who have
heart again from the tone of the foreign
regard TO the harvest weather. which they 7edct will
create panic here in bTeadstus The dem nd for buy
option active, showing that outsiders still
buying, and commission houses found difficulty in filling
their orders excepting at unusual differences Between
the Boards the market was steady.
In money there is change notice The demand is
good among stock houses but among the mercantile
classes there activity. Demand loans 6d7 per
cent, and paper of leading signatures to six months
maturity. 64 al per cent.
The Artisans Bank has voluntarily retired the
Clearing House. and will in future make its Exchanges
through the American Exchange Bank This was the
only course left consistent with selfrespec After ex
hbiting its affairs without reserve to Committee of the
Clearing House. consisting of Messrs. Morrison of the
Manhattan Lowery of the Republic, and Barnes of the
Merchants Exchange who made favorable report, the
Managers of the Artisans could not after the debate in
the Clearing House yesterday, submit without degrada
ton to another and more minute investigation by Com
mittee, a portion of whom known to be unfriendy
The Clearing House established simply a convent
for making the Bank Exchanges and not
Inquisition to which 1t would appear to be tending,
when it asks Bank not only to exhibit its but
give list of the names of its dealers. The Artisans
Bank will doubtless live down this attempt it
into liquidation and prove ITSELF as is perfectly SOL
vent institution.
The roadway estate of the Hudson River Lake
Ontario Railroad Company sold few months since
foreclosure of its mortgages and the purchasers have
recently organized new company, with capital of
$4,000 000 for the purpose of completing the road
originally contemplated There is nothing of importance
doing in foreign bills, but the market is heavy. Some
best bankers sterling sold 109n and good mer-
chants signatures 1O9d l094 pocument bills were
sold as low as LOG. Francs are 5.161 (G513A.
Freights,-Raes shade easier To Liverpool: 100
bales Cotton at 732d $500 bbs Flour at 3s Cd 900
bushels Wheat to fill, at 13d in bags 5000 do do in
bulk private terms; 200 bbs Rosin 3s Cd 3s lOd
20 hhds Tallow at 35s and 500 boxes Cheese per
er at 70s To London: 100 bales Hops (per stamer
ID 200 do do, tper sailing vessel) at Nd GOO bbls
Flour at As, and 400 bbls Rosn at IS. Cd.
The following are the Land Warrants quotations:
Buying. Selling.
40 Acre Warrants, per acre. Sl.05 $1.10
so Acre Warrants, &c g go. 90 90
120 Acre Warrants, " 80. so SIS
160 Acre Warrants, " &" 80. SS IS
The increase in the earnings of the New York Central
Railroad for the first eleven menths of this year. over
those of last year, is S643,l6s.
The earnings of the Illinois Central Railroad for the
cond week in September of this year. as compared with
last year, are as follows:
Passengers s34, &c s2323213 Dec 81 4SO S.
Freight ......... 3435sO0 46 237 rs Inc IL $40 II
Miscellaneous, est 100000 100000 ........
Total .........s s73OO9. 9.66 s72 46ss IS Inc. s459 21
The following table shows the condition of the Bank:
in the four cities named
Loans. Specie Circuln Deposits
New York Sept l5 27 O02 72s l3s649 94g332 765a Isl
Boston, Sept lS... 67S9O ssl 100 7O7s0S6 isGss ot
N Orleans Sept 2224l,1G3 9,9S999 9O534 Il Al 90:
Total. 476ssl sso2ss91 1889 952 l26 ca AK
Decrease. s35s246 sl5544s s32;4O2 s7ll57: