The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-05
NEW YORK MINING ROARD-oct


The Tribune of this morning SAYS:
The downward turn of the stock market brought about
mainly by the suspension OF the Africans Bank and The
passing Of the Rock Island dividend continues The bear
faction operate with good deal vigor and more cour
age than they have exhibited for long time while the
bulls little or no resistance and the ontso St
OF the market is for the moment almost entirely with
drawn The disappointment in regard to the Rock Island
dividend has unfaVorably influenced nearly all the west
ern shares, which have been recovering to a dividend
paying point and this added to the weakness occasioned
ny e check IN the earnings recently brought about
ueche OF u TO per cent The crop of the West. how.
ever exists still as great fact and must be transported
to market on these roads creating by its results some
ability to consume the necessaries ANA luxuries Of life
ana thus IN another shape adding to the traffic of the
Western roads.
The great elements which produced the rise in the
stock market of the three months ar. still actya
and unless some unexpected convulsien in the financial
or political world occurs, is arrive at the
conclusion that the upward movement in the stock mar
ket, speculative or otherwise, as it may be- has cumi
mated At the second Board the tendency still
rally downward, with strong demonstration from
bears but with only moderate amount stock offered
Tor sale. The depression continued, and latest mo
nent in the street the prominent fances to per
cent lower than at the second Board with no effort upon
the part of the bulls TO sustain the market.
The motion to appoint VIM b. F. Camp receiver of the
artisans Bank, was heard to-day before Judge Leonard
Inc decision was postponed until to morrow Thursday
good deal of dissatisfaction finds expression among
the stockholders of the Rock Island Road the passing
oil the October dividend After portion of the Directors
at least had given the Stockholders to understand that
not less than per cent would be declared. The official
figures show that such demand has been earned and no
explanation is given of the disposition the money
The following table shows the condition the Banks
in the four cities named
N Orleans Sept % 97 9S597 s 80 IfP pos a
New Yo,k Sept ~ III $40 40 2nl77,Os6 94S7637
Boston, oct 6iG6s,aSS sSi2s 7IiSSI 1890 Gss
Lat TGtal s! g :s s r. 3 q; =;
Decrease. $.9,o77 ...... s67,75I ......
Increase ....... :..... slI2t,s96 49,. sisloSs,
The money market is active call at per cent with
occasional transactions State and stocks
al od6 per cent. Strictly first-class paper shows no
change in rates but anything not of that character goes
win dlcnty at 24 per cent. per annum higher than
te minimum rates of the season. Fair dry goods paper
six and eight months to passed at 9a2 per cent
anu buyers are shy even at these The steamers
on Saturday will take s50o000 to 100000 in specie,
portion of which will be silver.
annex comparative statement of the exports Tex
elusive of specie) from New York to Foreign Ports for
the week and since Jan. l:
Total for the week 81 SOY 551 81 5oo1s4 90 7e6 o5s
previously reported 4762l2 As ABB 557 66 96l 535
Since Jan. 1... $lS 2sa, ees s49,953721 s697577o3
The following the quotations for land warrants
Buying. Selling.
40 40 Acre Warrants. per acre....sIO5 sl.15
80 Acre Warrants, 80 " .... 95 100
10 Acre Warrants, 90 I" 80. 81 81
lou Acre Warrants. " SO. Sc 81
The Philadelphia american of to-day says:
circular from the office of Tucketts Insurance Jo,r-
e S states mat the Corn Exchange Insurance Company
Is I rhe assignee The liabilities $40 eOO
The earnings of the Illinois Central Railroad for the
fourth week of September We're:
"'eN' ,oou' S63, 56S. Sc
ioo'.'.'..... 57,76575
The Nchia S5,s62 81
1859 and 1860: ~ :" 'eP'enhoer'
SSeptemSer' 1850. $3.50 900
Sel'tehhpeii =. l73.OOO