The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-29
NEW YORK MINING BoARD-AuGusr o7

The Tribune, of this morning. says:
The stock market rather heavy this morning and
Erlces were generally marked down from to per cent
The attacks were quite vigorous and there
was but little opposition except that which came from
outside orders through the Commission brokers' The
short interest which was partly covered last wee is
increasing again largely and the features of the market
are much the same when the movement for the decline
commenced fortnight three weeks since Prices settle
down little under the constant hammering-but the
panic makers fail to create any ALARM although tempo
rarily there is hesitation among buyers and disposition
10 walt Tor lower prices The market for foreign bills was
scarcely opened for the Wednesday steamer but rates
steady Sterling, with fair supply of outside bills is
l094 (G1lO with the bulk of transactions in bankers,
signatures at 109R Commercial bills of first class have
sold sold today at 1o9R @loeS. Treasury notes
Freights to Liverpool 900 bush Corn in bnIk ot
Id $4,000 bush. Wheat in bags. at I'D; $3.50 bbls
Flour at Ss 3D. per steamer 400 boxes Cheese and 500
pigs Butter, at Sos To London-300 bbls Rosin at s
3D. per stamer $500 boxes Cheese at 55s and 800 rns
Butter at sos Two Norwegian brgs of $50 tons each
the Eliza and lamartne"-wth Oil Cake, from Bos-
ton to London at 32s Cd. schooner of l7S tons to
WIndward Island at 75c. per Dbl.
The following leading items in the renorts or tb
lshed: N-N'' "'e pun
Yok Aug Is, s2995O340 2iOOs al zoos GAS 81 15Sis
aug % o. s9 g g 1879 5s 5d 55s 5 Z ss
GE, j. sSi ss s s$ssss
Es:s Esss Il ass55Ss5 s e. @ "a
The total earnings for the third week in August of the
st. Louis, Alt on and Chicago Railroad s2 62
increase over the same week in 1859. 81 O66.49.
The following is comparative statement of the cond
ton of the Banks of New York city, August Aug
ust 25
sF i s1sSsisss7 agE 30 Inc .sasss1
Circulation. 9oss,eis si42oos Inc. 5ss50 So
Deposits. s2756,ii6 Si,98917S Dec 49,. 7SSs9s
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks pre-
sents the following aggregates compared with those Of
the previous week:
Capital stock. 7S3 190 s11 ga In 81 755
Loans. 26,s95,8a7 26e91, ,79l In156584
Due from other Banks l484,738 1918 I'll In: 7497s
Due other Banks. 3275'6sS ssisi71 In. m Sass
Deposits. ........... 55SS 31s I5742 $50 In 1850 l63
Circulation. s,s5465S 2's2o,oss De. si5ss
1t long time since any of our railroads have been
blocked up with freight The Cincinnati Commercial of
the oath instant says:
"We learned on Change yesterday that the accumua-
ton OF freight at Louisville, for Southern ports
here had notified shippers that would received
for several days Two commission houses alone this
freight which they unable to forward in conse
quence of the inability of the Nashville road to accommo
and breadstus of the West active and pressing and
the trade between the two points will continue brisk
throughout the 1t to be regretted therefore, that
the Louisville and Nashville road has the capacity to
do all the business which is daily offering, and which
must divert considerable amount of traffic other
points,
The foreign export of specie New York last week
amounted to... ST 1854 O31
previously reported. 81, ,772422
Total since Jan. 1st.. 536 453
Same time in 1859 40 osa s11
~ ,oo5 II I,249l7O
same time IN 1891 ................. 81 976496
In all July the Reading Railroad gained SOC 900 gross
and showed an increase of net profits in the month of
S46l37. "
The Cincinnati GdzeHe says that the earnings of the
Little Miami Railroad for the first quarter under the
operations OF the consolidation contract show increase
OF SIS 200 over the corresponding three months
year. and that the earnings of the Cincinnati Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad for the period show an increase
of 500, 600.
The earnings of the Indianapolis and Cincinnati road
for the first half of the month ending on the 10th were
about being about So 900 in advance the same