The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-26
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Tri6uue OF this morning saws:

The Tribune of this morning saws:
- The downward movement in prices continued through
ing of the Second Beard when after early sales there
was rather frmer feeling and moderate advance over
the low points established at This followed
up after the BoAd by active demand and for
several of the leading stocks there fair rally New
York Central after selling in the street low So
up to S3 at the close. Erie which touched 321 went
back to BON and Hudson River, which was down as low
as 81 sold up to 5s again. These the import
ant changes but there stronger tone for all of the
leading stocks without much activity The bu siness of
the First Board very large and the opening bids
accepted with an eagerness which displayed the
same alarm noticed for day or two past The commits
sion houses have been closing out contracts to large
tent and the competition among these sellers has
much to preciptate the decline The latest indications
are that this shaking of Central over
and the market at the close is steady and without ex
element.
Money rules at the rates given several days past
and the supply is ample call 6H7 per cent and at
business of the Clearing House to-day was S27 335
The Union Bank has declared dividend of per cent.
payable Nov. /, and the New York Floating Dry uock
Company quarterly dividend of ~ per cent The new
Federal loan is firm at lo, with considerable sales du
The Foreign Exchange closes dull for the steam
err Sterling ranges at from loSh to 1oSA for bankers
bs and los dlOS for commercial signatures. Francs
oZOd5 M The Africa took out $l3S OS in specie
Freghts to Liverpool, 80 900 bushels wheat at l2ZM
l2Ad in bags 3OUo bbs -four 3s. 3D.. 900 bushels
corn at in bags; $50 bales cotton at 4d, and
terces beef at Gs Cd To London 1000 bushels wheat
at in bags; 1900 bbls -four at 3s 3D. and
100 bales hops at sd.
LAND WARRANTS.
Buying. Selling
so Acre Warrants
100 Acre Warrants. ts............ quite unsettled
100 Acre Warrants.
The following table shows the condition of the Banks
in the four cities named
or Lean: gs, sgsss qrSgn 10 PePGsts
n York, Oct 2o..i2 9Oa 500 2aI522s S26 800 e 55s5
Boston, Oct g S S5s S5S5 S aS oS ScS
IS s Ss2 sI5 y, 81 y 8 q. b rs s.
Ess5sass Bss2s9s .,a35 ssos798 ,s Is s!os645
1t is stated that the bulk Of the bid of Mr. Riggs for the
treasury loan was for the different Savings Banks of the
country.
The Cincinnati Gazette publishes table showing the
earnings of fifteen railroads in Ohio for the months of
July August and September this year compared with
the earnings of the corresponding months last year The
aggregates are as follows:
July. ............ s72345O ss7Os5l si47, ,40i
august '.''''''..' Si,o2O l,l44,264 166 644
september ....l O65b8 1921 1888 ,260
TOtaI..........s s2766,478 s8,246,8ls s4So,8o5
The aggregates of the last Boston weekly bank
ment follows
Capital stock SS7 73l 700
Loans and discounts 642l3, 900
Specie 5l95, 700
Due from other banks Observation-Disclosures. 9O6l 600
Due to other banks 9,7Os, 700
deposits OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -............. 20,606. 900
Circulation 966, 500
The Philadelphia Ledger, of to-day, says
Its idle to that there is apprehension in the pub
without cause the threatened trouble among the States
is unquestionaby the of the great depression of
stock prices Each day. for several days past the mar
ket has shown further decline. This falling off is
mostly confined to the speculative stocks Of which
there are few this market; but New York where
they are largely dealt in the decline has been very
vere and the tendency to lower prices is stronger now
than a week ago. few months hence NAV see all the
threatened trouble barmessy blown away and nine out
OF every ten may believe that it will be- but so long
the tenth man doubts and is seller, probably one OF
the nine will feel willing to become buyer hence the
sellers becoming more numerous, and the buyers not in
creasing, prices very naturally fall.
REPoRT OF Coal TRANSPORTATION During the Woo
ending Saturday, Oct 90 there shipped over the
Georges Greek Coal and Iron Companys Railroad: