The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-13
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YoRK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
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The New York Post of Saturday afternoon says:

The week closes satisfactory state of things
the conclusion of the railroad the subsistence
combine to produce cheerful feeling throughout
| stock and money markets The upward movement in
stocks to-day is quite decided under general
purchases, in part, for the short interest
prudent to their The transactions in
New York Central were again large and the price has
risen to IAN at which it closes strong There i'm
provement in Michigan guaranteed of y per cent 4 in
Gaena and Rock Island, y in Hudson River in Michi-
gan central IN Toledo, y in Harlem preferred Mil
waukie and Mississippi pressed for sale and sold
down to y. Pacific Mail was also weak and closed at
67 Erie bonds still neglected at the decline
State stocks sparngiy offered, prices are again
higher There is better inquiry for bank stocks Those
which declined few days since have, with or two
exceptions, returned to old prices
The rates for money are G6 per cent on
call, occasionally o. 6d7 cent short paper 7d9
cent long paper. The total exchanges through the
Clearing House during the week were Sl2O 996 5S9-an
average per day Of $50 I59 431 The weekly bank state
mcnt is expected to show material reduction in loans
and moderate loss in specie. The balance Sub
Treasury Saturday last 81, 1857 OOO today sS6Il
O0O showing disbursement over receipts of 7I6 000 the
greater portion of which will show itself the bank
ment now making up The New York. for Southampton
to-day, takes only S4OO 300 in specie.
The meagre sketch of the North Brton news at Quebec
is important in commercial point of view. Cotton had
advanced LIZA I'd, with sales for three days of 2S 900
bales. Provisions steady, but breadstuns had
downward tendency. The advance in consos of one per
pect of the war question.
We have official that the railroad quarrel
is at end and that portion the public who expected
to travel and transport goods at the of the
panes, rather the stockholders suddenly disap
old standard The Erie Railroad Company rep
resented at the Conference at the St Nicholas night
but the basis of settlement being submitted Mr.
Moran this morning he Immediately acquiesced
only remains the preparation of advanced freight
schedule by the New York agents which will differ
materially from the following.
Cincinnati, D.r 100 III. l'5 5i5 class "a "a 4'h
Chicago. ...... 100 90 81 AZ
St Louis, - ...... 1856 l9 81 go
In order to show the amount of advance, the
old rates:
class
Cincinnati per 100 bs.,... 60 SO 40 so
Chicago, ...... 60 so so 40
st. Louis, .... 90 so 20 81
While the announcement will be received with much
satisfaction in some quarters yet "reminiscences of former
compacts are not such to encourage sangune hopes
among that the present agreement settles for
the future all the disputes and differences which, from
the nature of internal development and change likely
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The Collector of New York has received instructions
taat paper cuttings or shavings are subject to duty
Of per cent under the first section of the tariff of
1857 that ''hemp seed,n imported merchandise, is
cent "sheep SKINS with the wool off, imported from
Canvda free of duty but if not the growth and produce
of Canada, subject to per door com
posed of alone, to duty of 10 per cent vo-
lin boxes to "a per cent.
CoTroN.-The Cotton market has been gradually i'm
proving since the opening of the week and with
accounts ro Europe and renewed activity the South
prices here have recovered 4c from the lowest point
The North Brton's :" news to hand this morning, of
l6@Sd Improvement in Liverpool has produced
huoyant feeling but its effect the market is yet
tested The season at the South is rapidlv drawing 10
close and operators about leaving The receipts have
fallen to bagaele being about 10 900 bales at all
points for the week, against 10000 last year
The accounts of the growing crop read favoraby
and large estimates are already forming for year
The receipts of general merchandise continue large
Pecally in coffee and sugars We usual com
parison:
FOREIGN IMPORTS AT NEW YoRE.
For the lveek. 1857 1858. 1889
Dry goods ....:.... s946,9s4 s4O7s55 1924 ,2o5
Gen merchandise. 3,0SS SSS 1872, ,727 2.52S 322
Total for the week. S4.035,S72 220 $50 3252 527
Previously rep. 99,6S2lSl 5l,l57,22O I06,29S S67
Since Jan 1st $1O3, us O53 sO2 s1O9 8el
The Philadelphia edger June TO- says:
The money market is rather stringent and almost
all paper daily sinking in credit The banks feeling
absolutely necessary reduce their loans the street
mand is steadily increasing and the of paper rise
Call loans effected at 7GS per cent but the best
camille bills with difficulty negotiated terms better
than 9, 10 and u per cent and long paper ell ap
proved can scarcely be placed any terms within
The tonnage of the Reading Railroad for the week end
ing June 9th So l5S TONS making total Janu
lt of III 800 TONS against 634 27 the same
| time last year The Schuylk Navigation COMPANY
brought during the week 3S 500 tons, making total
this year of 364 1853 tons against 2S 494 the
time last year
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued proposals
loan of S5 0000 900 Treasury Notes.
est not to exceed per cent The bids will be received
| until the Doth inst