The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-22
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NEW YORK MINING BoARD-AUGUsr H.

PeerS0n's Detector sends us the following
ne counterfeit five dollar on the
Bank, Brooklyn, New York The title Of the RenI
Lne BODY of the note; child embracing lamb with
a a,nS % ao3Ve, on right end; blacksmith's hammer
elc.; win ngure above, on left end The note is
tinted with red and they may be tinted with otbos
colors. ~ WIN other
counterfeit twenty dollar bill the Merchants and
anters Bank OF Savannah, Ga has been put in circu
lation The papers say that it is well executed and ia
U uouu ne WORK OF an experienced operator-a close
examination IS requisite to detect the fraud The Viz
nettes on head and sides those of "a female hoding
VINE 1t is made payable at Savannah, Ga. to B. H. Con.
d The forged signatures of Augustus Barry Cashier
ana L. s. Roberts, President have been pronounced by
several officers of our banks as fac siriles.
The Tribune, of this morning. says:
The stock market quite tame at the First Board -
hs was avaled of by the bears the second call to
marx down prices and the market was rather dull at the
close: The hrmest stocks Of the day New York
Central Michigan Central, Hudson River, and Toledo;
but the most active business Illinois Central and
Galena Immediately after the adjournment prices be
came hrmer and after the receipt of the foreign
market was decidedly better The improvement CON
tin led through the Second Board and the market
steady at the close.
The Bank statement of weekly averages contains no
items of material interest The changes are about what
was looked for, although moderate reduction of loans
was generally anticipated The loss of the specie re
serve is as small could be expected The increase of
loans has undoubtedly arisen from the discounts made
interior corresponding banks need funds to aid their
dealers engaged in forwarding the produce Of the
The deposit line is very steady
The following is comparative statement of the condi
tion of the banks of the city of New York. Aug IL and
Aug. Is:
Loans sl29, ,s55,17s 125 ss os4s @ se5 ICY
Specie. 2l,575,74O 2l,OOS,7OI Dec 567 ,0So
Circulation. 9129,s35 9OSS64S Dec, Al IS7
Deposits...... s2S79107 50 756ll6 Dec 122 esl
The market is quiet but steady for foreign Bills with
fair supply of commercial signatures Sterling is IO9
9109B. Francs 6.164 @l5.13A.
Freights-Rates are frmer. To Liverpool 1000 bis
Flour at 3s3d; $4,000 bushels Wheat in bags at I,*
uAd-1N is now demanded 80 hhds Tailow 81 S0s.
800 bbls Rosn at 2s 3D. 5000 light pipe Stays4 at 20s
per steamer 900 boxes Cheese 500 rkir Butter
sos To London $500 bbls Flour at 81, asking
AS 10 tierces Tobacco at 7s.9d 70 Hdvre quote as
follows: $Sl0 for Ashes; Qurcitron Dark at So Coffee
SO; Flour 40 cts. Wheat 20 cts ana Cotton at ct,
vessel with 13 900 bushels Wheat Cork and market
at I'D, in skipper's bags. vessel of 200 tons home
from North Side of Cuba with Sugar, at and SO for
Moasses, on deck.
The Philadelphia Ledger, of today says:
The average weekly statement of the Banks of this
city, for the week ending Saturday last presents the
following results in the leading items and the following
changes, as compared Sith the previous week
August 13. August 90
Capital Stock 81 ,7S0, $50 s11 100 In 60 $40
Loans. ........., &c, 1880, ,307 &c S35 1897 In O90
Specie. ............. 4,76S,405 477l772 In 2 367
Due from Bsnks.... 1,4S2,531 l434 733 De AZ 7os
Due othss Banks. ,5S4 32756s3 In ID 200
Deposits. 5,671 ,26O l55sS3ls De 80 ea3
Circulation. 2,S49,S $40 2s74653 In 6s13
There more than the usual increase of caniaI hv
the banks last week. The loans show an average in
crease of SO3O the specie So 367 and the circuaton
$6Sl3 The deposits declined sS2 942 These movements
are not all important except showing tendency to
further expansion of bank credits.