The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-10
PRICES AND SALES OF sToCEs IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Trough WILLIAM FIspER & Son, Stock and Bill Broke


The New York Herald of this morning says:
S ocks continue extremely dull The commission brok
complain bitterly of the stagnation in business
This is aiw Us dun season of the year; but this year
thrre seems abs" uely trade in stocks. Even the
sp'culaors discouraged. Neither bulls bears
any money and both disnclined to operate
with any bodncss There few orders in the market
parenlly the South-or Southern State stocks
Nor Caroinas yesterday per cent, and Mssours
4 Nirgnias and TennesseeS steady. Govern men
were inactive We quote a sale Of one of the new six
per cent hoads at an advance Of per cent We'd
neSay'S closing The six per cent Treasury
steady Very little is doing in railway bonds
Railway shares are irregular. Erie advanced K and
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy q; New York Central
fell of per cent Reading y, guaranteed Y and Rock
Island g. There is little doing in these stocks that
orde buy sell three four hundred shares unsettes
the ms rket At the second board the market
duller than in the morning. Central nd Toledo being
only shares in any deua d.
Nothing is reported in the money market. Call
loans o ed almost every where at per cent. Com
mercia paper is extremely scarce, and parties who are
generally buyers are beginning TO turn their attention
Treasury notes.
Foreign exchange is dull and lower The leading
bankers have lowered their rate to l07H and there
some good co mercal bills in market at lo6X. But the
bankers sell little nothing at the decline and the
volume of commercial exchange offered is extremely
limited
As the tariff act into effect from and after its
rassage may he interest to readers to know that
the official date is August :.
The New York Central P. r. Co. declared divi.
dctG uf three per cent. payable Ang Goth
comparison Of the footngs Of the weekly bank state
of the Boston banks with those Of last week exhibits
of S991 923 in the items of leans and dis
counts sl42 in deposits t76 6s in circulation and
decrease of 1929 specie We annex the principal
foongs fer the past two weeks, with the corresponding
we K last year:
Date Loans & Dis. Specie. Deposits Circul'n.
July go 500 Sc SOS 420 Sl796S S53 s63Ol 553
Aug. 5..... 81 ,2sG,745 6l99,704 ss6 63sl l99
Same time last wear:
Aug 6.. s64777 1868 S5,l64 900 $40 96lG274 s727 253
The Of the New Orleans banks for the past
two weeks compare follows:
July 90 July %. Difference.
Short loans so 2sl 740 s9766.I13 Dec. .S5S 627
Specie l47 6547 Dec. 95 769
Circulation ........ 1927 72l 1896 4l6 Dec. 81 .3O5
Deposits ........l57 Is 737 ,476 l574s5l Dec. l2625
Exchange ......... 37S35l9 3799 Ol5 Inc Is 1876
Distant halances.... "a 9S2 7i2 sic Dec. ,l46
Total loans....... S62 $50 S,904,i73 Inc Al SOL
The Mchipan Central Railroad earned in
.lulN 1911 .....' $500. Sl-ooIIou
July 1864. Observation-Disclosures. 12S 32S
Decrease. e................. .......... S. COS 9S
The Cincinnati Price Current of the 7th says:
Financial matters in city conti' u TO drag on in
the usual quiet way, capitalists and bankers extremely
cautious very careful about stments and refusing
take any hut the very best paper which still can be
negotiated l0G2 per cent for sixty day, and cay pei
call