The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-10
T THE BALTIMORE STOCK ROAR
Prices and Sales Of Stocks in Ne,c York.
through VIM. FISHER X Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
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The total value Of exports from the port of Baltimore
the week ending Sh instant S203 24O Included in
this amount II 203 bbls -four 80 puncheons 20 hhd
100 bbs and1 200 bags corn meal 1884 bushels wheat
2olo bushels corn and l65 hdds tobacco OF the wheat
l49S4 bushels were shipped to Liverpool
There is no activity in foreign Exchange in New York
and rates are lower Sterling could be sold to any
extent at per cent The late rise was specu
lative one and could not be sustained
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T.
Receipts Including $4,000 from Customs 1896 70
Balance &c 40 d ls9 IL IL
CLEARING HOCSE-APRILS
Clearlngs Sl7 500 1873 OF
Metropolitan Certificates ... 35g 00S 0S
The subject of almost universal remark is the difficulty
under which nearly all classes lenders in New York now
labor in putting out their balances The scarcity of CONNER
cia paper appears be daily growing greater because
the competition the part of the drawers Many merchants
have large balances hand and have for them
The anticipation of the time at low rates say 81
"a per cent but this not fair index the current
rates of discount Fstcass names do not in the regular
way go under per cent and from that per cent On
call the pressure is very decided and the brokers refuse
loans at Az as per cent
Exchange at the nearest western points is gradually
falling Cincinnati is drawing q per cent pre-
MUM Boston and Philadelphia funds do not become more
plenty
The London Times says that Messrs. Dennstoun Co
whose suspension for $4,000 900 was one of the most m
uous events of the crisis, and who subsequently
arranged to pay in full by inStaments have issued a
circular anticipating the payment due the 3st of July
on general account and the both of Australian
account, and stating their readiness the same on
the 3lst of this month.
The Philadelphia money market is becoming lively
as business increases and difficulty experienced in
obtaining it, except by who have had their engage
ments renewed in the reasonable expectation collecting
from their debtors, in which has been con siderable
disappointment.
The New York Herald SAYS:
several auction sales of dry goods were held Yesterday
AlessrS. Van Nyck, Townsend x Warrens held a large
sale Of French goods of the importation Messrs f. Cot
unet Anterior, which drew good company. The
sale however, with exceptions dragged and good
many lots were passed. large of French goods
WITHIN lew weeks past have been pressed thought auc-
o hands on the market and the trade has become pretty
well supplied The rates We're heavy and a good many
lots were passed The bareges and delanes sold moder
ately WE'LL at about the previous sales
The crayat goods ms and gloves did moderately we'll
larletons oil desirable patterns reported
prices The black silk veves and silk piece goods also il
was said, brought fair prices.
Messrs. Wilmerdngs Mount held sale of ENGLISH and
French dress goods, consisting Of printed lawns organ
dleS paraSolS brilants &c which in the main brought
r prices and the sale was considered to have been
Messrs, Wimerlings, TIogart & Mount held a sale of
tanned were satisfactory number of lots were dup
Gated.
Messrs. Van Wyck, Townsend Warrens also held a
sale OF embroders which passed off Oleraby we'll and the
prices obtained compared yuahy with the previous sales
of the Some lots however were passed vet the
catalogue pretty well sold through