The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-01
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through MILAN FISHER Son, Stock sd arokers.
No 60 a, sfr.,

There was well-organized attempt in New York
on Wednesday evening to flood the city with issue
ofcOunterfeit threedoar bills Phlpsburg Bank of
New Jersey. As the same attempt will doubt be made
elsewhere 1t Will be well for the public to be their
guard until we can give description of them.
MARYLAND COAL TRADE.-For the week ending Nav
9 546llS tons of coal were shipped the Georges
Greek Railroad. For the week ending the same date
Pennsylvania Railroad. Total shipments from the entire
region for the week. 657616 Total shipments for the
year from the entire region, los $50 OF tons During the
week ending Tuesday I'D of May 1O4 boats cleared this
port carrying lO2l502 tons of coal During season
there were 457 boats cleared this port carrying 40
tons of cOal.-Cuaberldnd Telegraph
The Tribune Of this morning SAYS:
The stock market continues to be unfavorablv nhu.
nced by the dsquietng tone the foreign which
keeps back buyers and induces sales from parties
who look upon the future of European politics as squaly
In the domestic elements there does appear to be any
thing to check upward movement of prices. The traf
c of Western Railroads very satisfactory The crop
prospects all that could be desired while the state
our foreign trade indicates anything but drain
Of specie There is nothing to report in the Money
market The same ease which we have noticed for the
past three months characterzes the market and CONNER
cal paper Is even more difficult to find Six and eight
months acceptances readily passed at per cent? in
some cases. as low to-day as AZ per cent Jobbers sin
glename paper to mature this year is held at 5AG6H
per cent loans on call are without change, and range
from to per cent according to collaeras The rapid
decline OF paper rates in the January from
lO per cent to 56 has scarcely precedent and at the
close of the season. when little paper is being made
cannot expect much increased activity or higher rates
unless capitalists are willing to divert their surplus to
other channels Of investment Land Warrants have ad
yanced materially of the reported defeat of the
Homestead bill in Congress- the following the quota
tons:
Buying. Selling
40 Acre Warrants, per acre zee. 81 90 sllO
50 Acre Warrants, - zee. IS Of
40 Acre Warrants, % 90 go. 20 "a
100 Acre Warrants - " $500 70 70
The following shows the condition the banks of the
iour cities named according to the latest weekly state
ments at hand: ~
=. - , Loans Specie. CircuIn Deposits
York May 90 SIPS ll070l 233I,773 S26I73 so 23 $40
bnst0l May ~. 81 229UO 620I.00O 66GO6Il 20 200 50
fhlada Nay ~ 2l2rS 9S2 4ss6579 2sS,7I9 i5SSigG3
NoreanS' May H. l9iS520 ll7C075S y 1886 lSq3 2S
25037.2 1920 ITO 30 4Ol 1876 25 81
ifTxloIS week 23 45lO5h Il 1872 2S6 81 IO O5i 1876 6 @
The largest amount of specie held by any one Bank in
t9e Inited States is that by the Bank of Commerce New
noTk, So,4ooOOO; next the Citizens Bank New Orleans
S3,l49O0O. The largest circulation of any ono RI -
that OF the Citizens Bank, New Orleans 81 $50 OOO
neHt the Louisiana State Bank 81 1872 900 The deposits
and circulation together the Citizens Rank Nav Or
teams, at The last rennrt. IS $50 - -