The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-03

Petersons Philadelphia DetscOr sends the following
description of new and dangerous 500 altered note
the Columbia Bank Columbia, Pa: zoos altered yig.
Female a rock overlooking city, steamboat and cars
in distance locomotive and twenty right end Female
and twenty on left end This well done, so on the
look out for them
The New York Post, of Saturday evening says:
better tone pervades the Stock Exchange today the
hardening tendency of the market first showing itself in
the Western stocks these having been most depressed the
past few days. The market at the close is very steady
with an improved demand for all the speculative shares
The feeling since the Board is cheerful and prices
higher Sales of New York Central at S3 ass X Erie
274 Galena rs. Illinois Central closes at S56S5H,
Rock Island 79h Toledo Al n Michigan Southern 20 Ia
20h, do. guaranteed 43G4S9, Hudson 564@57. Pacific
Mail is weak at TN while Panama closes firm with l24
bid For the State stocks there is good inquiry part
for banking purposes. North Carolinas are 99NiO0;
Lousianas, 9S For Illinois stocks JOG is bid Ohio Long
Loan is quoted 1l3G15 The railroad bonds are more
inquired after and prices better. Erie bonds are
scarce Michigan Southern bonds wanted at the
duction.
The money market is active at the close but with
out any sensible relaxation in rates-6nd per cent is
readily obtained CALL with the bulk Of the business at
on London closed heavy at 1895 (G1O9%. Francs were
steady G at 5lSA@S2H The Hammona for Europe takes
York, $1,000 making $SS045i for the day
The movement of the banks in the four principal cities
of the Union, in which weekly reports made shown
by their last statements, is as follows:
Vol, ,. Loans ms o DePosit! P s. Specie Circuln
BGfton Bs AgE = g :! u, siS5 81 : eso 1919 M S0$!
EPFa ofns Aug Aug & ss5 i 53 iI55sj 5 ssi Sssssi
s2l3i6995l is G53 400 99,-SIGfo 2s ole %
Last Last 25ss s $50 @ SSi5f 3 3 Is s e.
The following is a comparative statement of the i'm
parts of foreign dry goods at New York for the week and
since January J.
For the week ls5S 1880 1s6o
Entered at the ,ss5,ol5 2oiOGs6 2a7Sa55
Thrown on market...... 2,l7O972 2OO5O65 23l542G
Since January l.
Entered at the port,4l 74s SOS S6929s91 1881 7l7
Thrown on market... 723 S6,SS5,362 7S45G 989
The imports of dry goods at this port for durng
the last five years stand as follows:
1860 ......... $l4 939 IA 1S57....... 50 465 7o5
1S5S ''''''' 153S99a 1885, 1l,693o9a
During the eight months of the year commencing
January J. the imports for the last five years were as
1850 .......$ 8,275,377 1S2O1S
lS59 S6,929,S9l lS55.......... so 900 039
1885,. 4l,743 SOB
The private letters by the Africa draw very gloomy
picture. The depression by the unfavorale
weather was increased by political uncertainties lead
ing circular says:
The unfavorabie Appearance crops
ening complications in the Mediterranean have had
effect upon the public funds and will probably affect the
money market next Until something positive can
be Judged of our harvest business will be pursued with
great caution We have had few days of fair weather.
but they have been succeeded by heavy rains
atmosphere. AS the blooming the wheat was
on the whole favorable the crop would have been good
one if it had not been for the very ungenial weather.
Much OF the crop is lodged brisk wind and dry weather
about the potaoe disease but thus far only the early
kinds have been attacked.
The Mark Lane Express by this arrival says:
The past week has shown little Improvement in the
weather the nights all being cold the days cloudy and
very heavy falls of rain being experienced Wednesday
and Friday nights But for this Talavera wheat
which is now ripe, would have beeu cut good deal of
growing wheat rpens slowly, and creates fear
as to the ultimate Weld Very many of the best pieces,
in the fens and light land have been sadly knocked
about Much of the hay got up this week has ser
ousy damaged, and great deal is still out with very
nnarna tie hai,, rraIloo
have been expected from the unavorabe season. threaten
to be as bad a crop known.
"Many places there looking fair last week have
been seriously attacked by disease both in this country
and in reladd. All the surplus wheat of foreign
es would so seem likely to be required to make up the
void of this season. though the liberal shipments on
their way from America and Europe may arrival pro-
duce dull markets. In the country, supplies in many
districts have been very short and the average very
little altered the reduction noted in localities
ing about made up in others. The uncertain
weather. with rain, having been experienced in Northern
Europe at time when harvest was commencnc has
created some uneasness, and produced increased firm
in the prices of wheat odessa has also been inn
enced upwards by advices from the West notwlhsand
ing the favorable character the harvest in Southern
kussa. But America, more especially the Western
States being unusually we off this season. prices there
have somewhat given way
In relation to American stocks Messrs Barring Brothers
& Co. remark:
American stocks without much variation in value and
with little business, except in railway bonds The prices
of State stocks and of the Colonial securities have shown
a adecning tendency for thelast few days.
E. F. Satterthwaite says:
We have had active market since our last in Ameri
can Securities, the demand having become general
In Illinois shares further advance per cent has
been established United States per cent bonds are
rather more offered
New York Central bonds and shares are in good demand
The shares at present price, the approaching dvi
dend for past SIX months, which is expected be per
cent.
Messrs. d. Bell, Son & Co. thus notice the market
During the past week the market for American State
stocks has continued to show great rmness The de
all rv,iIs ~
was very limited, prices in New York being generally
higher than in London. The chief business in the rail
road securities is still in the bonds shares of the Iii
nos Central and New York and Erie railroads which
have further advanced in price.