The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-17
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Br okt

The Tribune of this morning says:
The Stock market was fairly active to-day, and the
market without very important change, had upward
tendency The bear ammunition appears to be exhausted
with the cessation Of the specie dran the renewed
money, and the passing quietly Of the Pennsylvania eec
tion and although they offered sellers options to-day
extent they appeared more anxious to than
ton made by the bulls and there is appearance
clique to put prices of any description The movement
is to all appearances spontaneous and based upon
growing belief among operators and the public at large in
continuance of the prosperity of the West and its reflex
on the traffic of Western and Eastern railroads.
The money market to-day shows change of import
ance, but continues to work easier The rates
changed, and borrowers find difficulty in meeting their
wants at 6G7 per cent. call, and 6h7 per cent.
paper The minimum rate on paper is much more fire.
queny accepted than it was last week. The banks are
not free lenders outside of their regular dealers The
pecting dividend of per cent about the 1st of Novem
ber The Road has floating debt and has very large
nominal surplus of earnings.
The weekly statement of Bank averages is very favor
able The contraction of loans continues and has
reached some $500 900 since the contraction commenced
The line stands lower than time Deem
ber 1885, at which time the specie the same as
and the deposits about $4,000 900 The specie line
shGws small as but is in fact 600 as The
average The statement shows the following result:
Gsi ss757 sl2s Sst IS iss Dec oso
Circulation. -. e,57o,5O7 e8s7,2s3 Dec. 233,22l
For foreign bills the market is quiet and still has
downward tendency The top rate for Sterling is 1OSA
although some drawers ask 100. Bonds are 10Sh l0sA
and frstcass merchant signatures 107A9l0SS Francs
are SIS Sas lI517E.
Freights to Lverpoo-1 200 bales cotton, at 7-82sd
10000 bushels grain, at Id for in bulk liz d. in
bags I'D. for wheat in bulk, and 114Gl2d in bags
1900 bbs flour, at 3s I'D 900 boxes cheese, ass To
Hour S. sd 0UG boxes cheese, Dos To Gissgoww6 900
bushels wheat 13kd in bags so terces beef at S. Cd
and 500 bales hops, to English and German ports
private terms schooner of 147 tons, from Bangor to
the West Indies and back for 81 AGO. port charges paid
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks pre-
sens the following aggregate as compared with those o
the previous week:
Capital Stock .s1l,79O,675 s11,79 900 Inc. 1926
Loans............ 2s,1l3,9s0 2s,l09333 Inc. 5,353
Specie. 4,56l947 4,5o79SO Dec 53,967
Due from other banks 1,7o295O 1,623S3S Dec.79,6l7
Due to other banks. 3,lS3699 3l244S9 Dec SO, ,200
Deposits. ........ 16 s7946S 1o7S6,933 Dec 92 $50
Circulation S,OO5s54 3O16,O6O Inc. 10, ,2O6
The bank movement continues very uniform, and the
changes produced OF very little importance
The earnings of the Erie Railroad in September, were
September, 5000 ~ OF
IS59.....''.........'.. ........-. 49, 797 Al
The following is comparative statement of the imports
of foreign dry goods and general merchandise at New
York for the week and since January lst:
For the Week. 1858. 1859. 1860.
General Merchandise. i,l46si8 1,sio,996 22ii 5S1
Total for the week.. s2,225,ssl 2s22,s66 897s SOS
Previously reported 1l3 652 19l $40 1s3O4S 3t
Since Jan. s115 1885, 5s5 1893 e3l eoS 187 OPS 50;
The following statement of the depostes and coin
age at the New Orleans Branch Mint during the month
Of September, 1860:
DEPosITEs.
California gold ...................SlO 81 OO6 25
Other gold old........................10,9 ,925 AZ
- s1l, ,931 7:
SILVER DEPosITEs.
| Calltornla sllVer................... So 81
| Other silver, ,........,,............75,419 ,419 70
- $754s6 81
Total deposites. Ss741S q
COINAGE.
1000 eagles 10000 OF
SILVER COINAGE.
121 600 dollars .................... . 121 900 o.
Total coinage. s13l 600 o.