The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-12
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FsaER Son, Stock and Bill
No. % South street.


firm firm.
The New York Tribune of Thursday morning says:
The features of the stock market yesterday much
the same Tuesday, with, however activity in
state stocks The sa es of these however at the
ing Board exceeded 500 600 with advancing tenden-
cy Ia shares the b"siness fair extent and well
distributed, the speculation movement spreading over
nearly the entire list of railroads Great confidence an
pears to he felt by the movers in this rise that political
affairs will soon assume favorable aspect and
compete settlement IS IN the near iutnre What art
the prems upon which their hopeful view is based il
is not TO but certainly parties in pre-
tend to- II they 80 not really believe. that practically the
is over The feature of the day III
oh,eo, "Lsaneed per The SIS of 1874 soil at
soy and the skies of 1851 SIN ass Treasury notes
bonds show further advance, with the exception of
Virsinias which are IL per cent. lower. Missouri 6s
issued to the Hannibal and St Joseph Road sold 80.
The Herald says:
of 600 900 by the banks to is good ope
ration by both parties and will impart little acvi
ty to the market. The money will be paid the
three months volunteers, and will find its way into
bank in the course of very few days By this means
and in the same course the rtyfve fifty millions OF
specie which banks hold will enable them to take all
the loans which the needs the money being
all disbursed within the country, will find its way back
into bank as fast as 1t is paid out by government and
will be ready to be loaned out again The banks will be
gamers by the operation, they will find employment
for their means in season Of general stagnaon
government viii obtain all the money it requires at
reasonable rate and in adequate amounts.
The receipts at tide-water of -four, wheat corn and
barley during the first week in July in the years 1870
and 1851, have been as follows:
Flour, bbs. Wheat. bu. Corn, bu Barley bu
1857 1857 .5 SG s sSSoo $3.50 $3.50 1850
Increase. Il 30 729 900 l66 600 II soo
The aggregates of the receipts the above articles for
the years 1860 and 1861, are as follows:
Flour. bbls. Wheat, hu. Corn bu Barley bu
1860 ...... 277 O0o 2,47 600 457 900 rs zoo
iool ..'.....Z9",9 oo T959,6OO 100000 129 900
Increase. ..157O0 55S2 900 IS76O) 80 200
Reducing the Wheat to Flour the excess in the recepts
of 1861 is equal to !, 1872 100 bbls. of Flour
The June earnings of the Chicago and North Western
Road show of 1S60-an increase of
so per
At Chicago exchange is without change God is in
fair demand at = al per cent premium for currency and
4(alh for exchange New York. At St. Louis ex-
change down to 5GI5h per At Cincinnati ex.
change was 4(s per cent premium. In money matters
review, says
Nothing has occurred to change the hopeful that
has heretofore been taken in columns respecting the
revival of business in the autumn. Indeed we think
this view has become the avore one within few weeks
disposed. to enjoy the fine summer days with
Their manifold gloes of the air. EARTH and water in con
hdent anticipation of better times N the immediate flu
ture.n -
- BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
S3S Isl 700
Loans and discounts. ...,,,,.. 10 25I OOO
6,030,0
Due from other banks. .......... s l7sOuO
in n moth, har