The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-23
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH
trough WILLIAM FISHER x Sow, Stock and Bill Broke


There second Board at New York to day, but
the first Virginia 6s declined n New York Central
Reading II Canton, Erie Cleveland and Toledo Michigan
Southern and La Crosse sold yesterdays rates.
Missouri 6s advanced q and Rock Island Raroa. y
The market closed dull.
The business heretofore conducted by Morse & Co.
Bankers and Stockholders, Nos. 40 Wall and Al
William street, New York. will hereafter be carried
at the sam place, under the of Morse Wolff.
The n ew York Tribune of to-day says:
The market for Foreign Bills continues dull but is
steaty. Sterling l099 09S for good commercial sig
natures and l09k GO9% banks and bankers Francs
are 5.17N a}5 l2H and firm
There il good inquiry for Government Loan and we
hear of private sales of $3.50 COO at Io2 ~ some of the
ings Banks are buying Treasury Notes plenty
nue to show evidences of returning plethora both
call loans and paper to per lower than early
last week The change however is not universal; some
or the Banks are Offering money at lower rates but
most OF them get enough to keep their lines
6d7 per ceut The discount houses state that first class
plper has not been in six months
The ease in the market has been such that many
OF the jobpers have anticipated their paper, and this
cause has also induced prompt payments mperations
from Europe which must be felt hereafter in the demand
for Exchange.
movement the part of the banks and is that ac-
count, favorable one showing a serious check the
headong expansion which was going on in January The
loans stand about they did the 1st of January
and in November last while the specie line about
three quarters of million lower As compared with this
time last year the banks in much expanded
dion the loans being about s24 600 greater while
balances have been drawn upon to considerable
from some quarters, but the aggregate of deposits has
S310O00
the following is comparative statement of the
dton of the New York Banks for the weeks ending Feb
II aud 10:
s2P FEB los a. s s,qE Fer 7e 70 sse p.c g. 600 600
Specie ....... 254lo,oss 2s,s44.955 Inc. 925 SCI
Sireglaton Cir aS72t aasss5s Dec 1055ss
The following is the statement of the earnings and ex-
Denses of the Psburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail
road Company, during the month of January:
Earnings. $116,156.19
ENpehSes... ....................... SS.46l4l
Net Earnings. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S27, ,6e47S
The managers of the United States Guano Company
state that Captain Pendeton, their agent, sailed from
New York Monday San Francisco where he expects
to meet the Ivanhoe which ship sailed the 18th No
yember from New York The Company is granting
limited number permits to load Guano at their is,
lands at about 81 per on and restrict the sales here
$50 per ton.
The PoHsriHc Miners Journal of the 10Th says
The demand for Lump Coal, which a drug in the
market all last year. the increase which shows
the iron works are gradually getting under way again
Ihey are; however, starting generally with reduced
before the cras in order to compete with the foreign iron
in market.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks pre-
sents the following aggregates compared with tina. of
the previous week:
Feb. IA: Feb. 81
Loans 20 8o4 2657441s Inc. 47,1i9
Due from banks. 15l5Gei 1,4i5.iSI Dec. Dec 7O,5io
Due other banks... 3695963 3,964,G0 Inc 26S .037
Deposits ........... 1G3s4OS7 1el296O Dec 254 Al
Circulation 2SO4 032 2,7S2, 792 Inc. Il ,240
The Cincinnati Commercial of Monday saws
The extraordinary rains last few davs have not
only checked business operations generally but
serious apprehensions as to the damage which may
done to property along the river and tributaries Many
OF the dOwn town merchants busy removing goods
from cellars and Easements during the day an
overflow Of the lower plane of the city But probably the
most serious consequences will bea the growing
wheat, working soil loosened by late frosts taws
These drencng rains have doubtless done most serious
damage and should they be succeeded by heavy frosts
wnter-sOwn wheat will be pretty well used up through
out this region of country The winter generally
to have been very unfavorabe far for wheat
cereals and shall doubtless soon hear considerable
croakng {. ON the country.