The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-05
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NEW YORK MINING BoARD-sept. 3

NEW YORK MINING BOARD-sept. 5.
Copper Falls. s......Io II Rockiand ..251 25X
Central ......... Sh OK Superior. 3h As
Franklin .......-29 81 aamlton......."- ~
Hancock.......... Az 54 Columbian 34
So Ss'5iSfS SsliS Sat-: i =
North ciiG ..,. * 84 silver i :.
PittsbnTe s. s. Penn co4I...
Pontiac .......... * ,4AICumb CGal......-
The sales were
$50 Columbian boo $4,000 Silrer Hill. ..bGO "
100 100 Gardner Hill So @l99 GaiIGrd - o5 81
The Tribune of this morning says:
The Stock market this morning irregular and gem
orally exhibited the declining tendency charac-
terized it last week The principal efforts of the bears
directed against Illinois Central and Cleveland and
Toledo The advices in regard TO the former quite
favorable from the other side but the quotation fell of
during the day to S34 The whole market for Western
shares weak with the exception of Michigan Central
which was in good demand at slight advance Satur
days prices The activity in call loans continues to force
cash stock the market and unusual differences are
paid for buyers option on thirty and sixty days AS long
as this process continues the bears will be embodened
sell and the resistance of scattering buyers will not he
sufficient the decline. The money market opens
this week with rather less activity and no change in rates
The demand good among the stock houses but in
camille circles it is moderate The banks have generally
withdrawn facilities from the street, and extended them
regular dealers. Call are 67 per cent
mostly per cent Paper in the street with moderate
supply is 6Ha per cent for short and 7g9 for long
turtles.
The traffic of the Illinois Central road for August
was.......... S2499S Ol
Isl 474 -
Increase ,.,..,........... .. e6s 4Ia 90
The aggregate earnings since the lt of January have
Ieen Siozz25Z 70
Ioos'''.''''.. 1,l77,SO7 %
Increase in eight months hs............ s444 425 64
The Land Department of this company begins to feel
the effect of the eviva OF business the West The
sales in August were... S64 ,532 "a
August, lS59...... 2673l 5s
Increase......... ............... s87, sol 98
Comparative statement Of the imports of Foreign Dry
Goods and General MERCHANDISE at New York for the week
and'sinCe January l:
Gsg!5s Dry 81 ;2 ssss *
Total for the week. 853O472 s4,294411 s5777425
Previously reported. 925l7l4l 16s,3S4 143 l5557636I
Since January s96O47 6l8 s17262s 534 s164 85s 7s6
Exports of specie from the port of New York for the
week ending on Saturday, 81 3O2 266
Previously reported. 30 296 1S4
Total since January ls....... s35 59S $50
same time IN IS9S' 1883 400
same @ une IN 1922 7SlI 257
same ume IN 1897 50 263 996
From Cincinnati the advces that the bulk of the -four
and grain from that quarter will go South From Tenne
the demand for wheat and -four so great that the
Nashville Railway is already taxed beyond its capacity
and the whole tonnage Of the river actively employed
in carrying grain South.
The following is comparative statement of the con
dton Of the banks of the city of New York Aug 25 and
Sept. I:
Aug 25. Sept. 1.
Loans sl8O57S997 S129, ,352 451 Dec 226 $50
Specie ...... 201l9779 $50 Dec. ! OS3 797
GlfcuIa'lon.... 9,l42O06 9,253,s49 Inc. 1S43
The market for foreign Exchange has recovered its
hrmness, and bankers Sterling is held to day lO9hG
110. Commercial and bank signatures are l09b GlO9%
Francs 5l6E d5134. The for the Bos on
steamer is not yet large
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks pre-.
the following aggresatos compared with thos1D
the previous week:
Aug. q. Sept. 5.
Capital Stock S11 1855 945 $117S672 100 Ines 755
Loans 26,99l,791 27O95,O2s Inc. los 237
Spece........... 4,75934a 4,757 9l7 Dec. 81 432
Due f'm other B'ks 15l97l1 l606l24 Inc. S64l3
Due to other B'ks S3l3171 3,ls5 s26 Dec. l27 345
Deposits. l5,742,5s3 15.923,769 Inc. Isl ,lS6
Circulaon....... 2,2sO,O6S 2,s35.524 Inc. Is 456
The Philadelphia Ledger of to-day says:
The stock market inactive yesterday, and prices
in the main were unchanged All the good invesm ent
loans in moderate demand and in price At the
time of the adjournment of the Board of Brokers the
market for shares dull and prices fraction lower
but at the close OF the day better feeling prevailed and
Of the lower priced stocks improved fraction
bill market is quiet and rates continue rule about
per cent for crime short paper.
In consequence repairs there no coinage at the
United States Mint in this city, during the month of
August The deposits of gold, from all sources amount
ed to 1882 l53 A. Total deposits of silver s22 742O
The advance in flour and grain last week has again
brought in the supplies at Chicago. On Friday 9 l3l
barrels of flour and 2$O67o bushels of grain were re-
ceved. The total receipts at Chicago for August will
probably reach five and one half millions bushels. From
all the ports the Mississippi and Illinois rivers grain
is pouring out of Illinois for the Southern markets.
it is quite probable Illinois has delivered in the sin
gle month Of August twelve millions of bushels of
grain
The Illinois Central is shipping largely at Cairo and bv
that outlet 2OO0 O0 bushels of grain will go
forward this The shipments already are double
the quantity sent in any previous year.