The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-18
SALES 1T TIE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY TELEGRAPH.
through LILLIAN FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
No % Snnlh
There was no Second Board in New York to-day.
The New York Post of Saturday afternnnn say

The New York Post, of Saturday afternoon, says
The tendency of the money market during the week
has been towards greater ease, and 55H per cent
now the ruling rates for call loans. Considerable
ness is however, still done at per In the dis
count market the rates on long paper have been main
tanned nut short bills are scarce and easily at
The City of Baltimore. for Liverpool to-day took 81
ia in specie The Vanderbilt for SOUTHAMPTON and
Havre takes about 81 900.
The Exchange on London closes for the Vanderbilts
mail IlO4 for best bills with moderate sales at lIOs
Only one bid ma for the North Carolina loan of
$4,000, the bids for which have opened yes
erday at the Bank of the State This for the whole
amount at 90, and declined by the State officers
ssrs. Matthews Mitchell, grocers have failed
The Liabilities are about $l40000 of which $50 900 Is
identia
The week closes upon very steady stock market at =
material advance over the prices days since
The rmness most noticeable the railroad shares that
nave peen most largely sold for future delivery. The
feeling to-day is much frmer than Yesterday the disnos
on to realize being less general The operators for the
rise take hold quite spritedly especially of the western
railroad shares Reading was among the strongest the
list, rising to AN. Pacific Mail to 60 against 6Sx
yesterday Galena closed firm at "a and Rock Island
at 6l& Michigan Southern did participate in the nm
ward tendency being offered very freely sellers option
The guaranteed stock fell to 25 G25k The coal stocks
were well held especially Pennsylvania which sold at S.
Railroad bonds were very quiet and prices underwent no
buy. Missouri and Virginia Skies each fell (
me imports of foreign dry goods New York port for
the ast week are very large, although not equal the
The total for the last named week the largest
weekly summary on record
Entered at the port 50 g as9 1897 ioa
Thrown on market. 6IsO,464 2,I76,4l4 s97S,025
Entered at the ss2 5s4g ss
Thrown on market 5ll71Ol4 S1ooo,57O 81 22s6949
The demand for Land Warrants continues active and
we quote the market firm at the following rates per
40 acres. res....'......,..........S1 90 10
80 acres. SS %
10 acres. so 81
lou acres. es.............-........ SS 90
is he cted puht
at meeting of local freight agents in Cincinnati on
Wednesday:
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p,,,,-uou All Rail- Raj waer& Rail All Rail Water Rail
P6iiaasraia Phi@s1si 49S ssz saS s. S. s. 7S 7S'
WHEAT FLOUR
Clevlaud l. Sandusky Poe 4Oc
Fuhaio. aio..,.............5 As Rail and Lake.
From the annual report the New ork State Engineer
we copy the following summary of the earnings of the
Total Earnings. Dividends.
RrooR,,D cv s3:s .s57 80 .as5 1sss o,z ls55 ls5s
Eighth avenue. 34l27l 33S4lO ..... $4,000
sfS9b sfSGnd $50 os 2s6 12a
Third avenue..... 4I9,O29 4OSO55 $4,000 90 500
The Reading Railroad, for the week ending July "a
st of ss5 89 TONS against O32 in the same period
last year The Schuylkl Navigation Company brought
uOWn o5Oof tons, making total tonnage this
SCI s4l against 43S, ,436 tons last season.
The indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad Company has
resumed the payment of dividends by declaring one of
per cent payable August 1st in cash The earnings of
June were $780, 600 in round numbers
The iaborers the pier Permont in the employ of
the Erie road have struck the non payment
of wages.
The business of the Cincinnati, Wilmington and zanes
vile Road has been follows
Total cash receipts from April to May 3I. $50 7s
Disbursements from April 27 to May 31.... 22Os7 O3
Operating, repairing and improving road dur
ing May .................. 3,257 %
Gross earnings during May................ l2,746 60
The liabilities, real or nominal. settled or remaining
unpaid so far adjusted and as ng Of the transac
tons Of the Road prior appointment of Receiver March
l. 1857, amount in aggregate to $40 10 "a
Outstanding May l, 1859 1S59.................37 3735 81
showing the aohtes TO be.............. s., ,sO4 10
less than at the time of appointment Receiver OF the
S37 3l5 S4 outstanding May 1859 S34 "a of the same
IS due McCallum, Bristol Co, of building
bridges.