The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-07
PRICIs ANDsALfs OF STOCKS IN NEwYoRr
BY TELEGRAPH.
Fhrougi, NILIIAa FISHER Son, Stock and fiji r0srr

The Tribune Of this morning says:
The movement in the stock market was not active
to-day, but prices well sustained The
the day the disposition shown to buy the
Western shares and the small amount of offering
seems to require advance in quotations bring
any important quantity of stock The impression is
general that to have large railroad traffic this
Fall, and consequently stock rise while the same
time stocks carried easily in the present abundance
of money, that there is disposition shown the part
OF holders of shares to sell unless tempted by RISE and
in hope of taking the shares back prices The
crop from the West continues give promise of the
the yield Will be larger than last year. others
the harvest will be doubled in extent and of good quality
railroad manager from Chicago, of the largest ex
perence, says that all the roads running into that
city, will scarcely possess the power to that ship
ping port the immense aggregate of wheat and corn
seeking an outlet TO market from that port In the
meantime the European advices indicate "A large de-
mand for breadstus this country at
prices. The weather in England continued wet AMI
full harvest could under circumstances be realized
is this state of things which gives the market
here its rmness, and has brought in speculative buyers
TO operate month or two in advance of the
realization of the effect of these influences.
The money market is rapidly working out of the furry
OF laSt FRIDAY ana saturday Capta is again seeking
ruled during the month or June. of demand
loans today Treasury notes and State stocks per
cent, and mixed colaterals at sac per cent The
supply is ample for the wants of borrowers Desirable
lines Of paper continue very scarce and in demand at
5G5H per cent. for short, and 5HG6 per cent for long
dates The steamer yesterday took S655000 in
specie.
The of the banks the four leading cities
the Union, in which weekly reports are made as shown
by their last statement, is as follows:
Loans Deposits Specie. Circul' n.
y York June 20 Sl21 POS 0l Sli37109 % 40 s7G5
Boston, Jny 2. 6il7202s 2O,s2S7I4 6L59.37J
af e. os ans ay g. g. 5i 5s5 isi5 sss 81
sOs75l Eg7s467 427S8 es 292os SIS
Last week... $2S3Oi62 22I l9is7063 473 065 37s
Last yeaT.... 2243T65S l36,5S 459 4S571 04 90
The above figures show expansion of millions in
loans with basis of specie about millions less and an
increase of two millions deposits. The circulation
has been very uniform.
An extra of Petsrson's Counterfeit Detector gives
the following important nformaton:
Yesterday being the Fourth, and Banks were
closed it gave the Counereers good chance to shove
the following counterfeits:
BANK OF PENN TOWNSHIP, Philadelphia, Pa.-5s-Im-
taton Nignette agricultural scene group of five
persons of bank in the centre Of the note bust
Penn the middle of the left end Washington horse
back the lower light end, very coarsely engraved
Paper is hard; better refuse all at present.
Also, Fives on the ,CoMMER1IAL BANK, Philadelphia
Pa.-Altered from SIS on the broken Commercial Bank
of Perth Amboy, n. J. Vignette, Whaling scene mel
spearng whales in small boats 5s' in each upper
ner-very well done. Better refuse all SIS this bank
unless satisfied of genuineness.-July 5th 1860
The President and Directors of the Hagerstown Saving
Bank have declared Dividend of three and half pc
cent on its capital stock for the last six months.
The Philadelphia North american of this morning
says The transactions at the Stock Board extreme
light again to day. and the market generally very dull
there being little disposition operate either fo
investment in speculation the prices of all the eadn
securities IN the list however, steadily maintained