The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-06
PRICES SALES aToCEs IN NEW rohk
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through HILLIAS FISHER Son, stock and Bill Brokers
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The New York Tribune of Thursday morning saws


There a cheerful feeling the Stock Ex-
change yesterday, and an advance Of from to per
cent extending through the list of stocks promi-
nent in the dealt gs. Governments were particularly
strong and the signs Of increasing faith and dence
in the ultimate the authorities in crushing
rebellion developed from day day the increasing
popularity of the various loans. There a fair i'm
prOvemrnt also in State stocks, especially in
Mssouris which advanced to 42A with arg- sales In
shares the important, but for New
York Central Galena and Rock Island there very
well sustained demand, and a fair advance over the
closing prices of yesterday At the second board prices
settled down fraction during the session, and the
kel closed steady but dull
The crowd at the Sub Treasury of applicants
for the 50 per cent Treasury notes The amount taken
nearly 00O0 including three of 500 600 each
and Of nearly S200000 account of a Boston bank
Our banks feel much encouraged and hope to be relieved
of ltrge portion of the first fifty millions before it is
necessary take the second fifty The pressure of bust
ness at the Sub Treasury has induced action to relieve
NJ Cisco on the part of the banks.
The Secretary of the Treasury has made draft the
Associated Banks for further amount of per cent
their subscriptions to the loan.
The following is summary of the condition of the
banks in the three cities, shown by their last weeks
statements:
Aug $Gssn rs lis ciFiS9 s5 n Hs' sS 4s R"s
f9n' Srp SrP - s. @ go 20 Gi3a 81 S5.s Y $G gG
To'al.....ses3 I6s ss s7I1 595 i6 ~ 28 '6 s3s2,
La 90 SO 55 SO 3 56, 1869 I56I79
later despatch from the Africa that consols
closed in the London market the 24th of August,
Central 3sa&SH discount The general rate in the dis
count market was Ak per cent. Loans tn esock ex
chang offering at {. (G3 per cent.
The PittShurg Chronicle that there prObabiii
ty of compromise of the difficulty between the holders
Of railroad bonds Of Allegheny County and Pitsburg aud
the tax payers The terms of the proposed
not vet made public
The Webster TimrS states that the mills of Mcssrs
Slater Sons which suspended operations two weeks
ago, will start again to day (Monday) when the town
will have six factories in full operation. The
mills now in operation give, in the aggregate, employ.
ment to at least Goo persons
The Chicago Tribune Of Monday says:
The offerings of Eastern Exchange continue heavy and
owing to light supply Of currency the rates continue
duh To day il was difficult matter to sell exchange at
discount At the banks bills were drawn on the East
freely at par to i per cent premium.
The Philadelphia Bulletin says:
There is perceptibe improvement in trade circles
and no change in the rates realized for paper the
The Government Loan is the all-absorhin
subject Of remark in financial circles and the liberal
which is being absorbed the subject general
congratula alton An immense of money and much
Of the CAPITAL now in the Savings Fund will be invested
IN this way.
The Cotton market again frmer and active yester
ard in part speculation. The market closed on the
basis of 22d224 cts. for middlng Uplands. The sales
included the remainder of the lot imported from LivGr
pool by the Guy Marnering 1000 haes Of the standard
of good mdding Gulf Colons, at 23 cts The stock in
the market the st inst has been reported by the Ship
Jipg List about 81 900 bales This includes lots held
spnnes' account, not ye removed from the
city and not likely TO again the market. Still
the stock proved larger than had been anticipated and
yet heavy to affect prices the views of holders
regarding the future.