The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-25

The New Hork Evening Post, of Saturday, says:
There is rather inquiry for money to-day. The
rates of interest however remain BEFORE though the
supply offer is scarcely free early in the week
Call loans sac per cent on good securities and ocea
sionay s. The feeling in the money market generally
is, We think, hardly comfortable during the pre-
ious week, the steady export of gold and continued
heavy importations exciting little uneasness in quar-
terS that likely to he affected by the wants of the
country in August and September The influx the in
terror within the month has taken the rerograde direction
and will not be long before drain set in for the
south and west. 1t is this perhaps, which influences
bank officers in their steady reduction Of the discount
line.
The weekly bank statement closing to-day will it is ex-
peced whow material reduction in The specie average
prohaby as low S205OO 0O0 though place it at S2l
OOO000 The shipments of specie Saturday and We'd
nesday amounting 50 $50 00o and the $500 900 gain
the SUb-rreasury, has counted against the banks
The Arago for Europe to-day takes S75S 40 in spece
the go $50 600 the Etna S214 569 the Weser S63 OO0
making total of 81 SOS 6Oe, which is about what
pected.
There little done in Exchange for this packet
the best bills on London obtanable at IlOA.
Business Change this week has been most unsatis
factory prices of breadsus and provisions having sur
fered a heavy decline. The pacific from Europe
coming upon our unsettled and heavy market has
stoned large losses to houses which have
been compelled to realize These forced sales great
~ aggravated the depression, especially in -four The
decline is 40 osO cents per Dbl during the week, the
greatest on choice brauds.
The week closes upon dull stock market After the
momentary response TO the extraordinary buoyancy
the stock markets Of Europe, prices a range
than last Saturday In several instances heavy decline
mas occurred, equang in one per cent, and in
others az per The dealings this morning are at
rather better prices than last evening but
the market is greatly wanting in speculative spirthe
outside demand continuing very inconsiderabe-
The Western Railroad shares offered freely future
delivery prices generally are easier than Yesterday
Gaiena duh at 63A Rock Island at 81 MICHIGAN
Central at ~; Toledo at 234G23H New York Central is
sustained at 74a d74s at which few sales taking
place Harlem Preferred sold freely sellers option
and fell per Michigan Guaranteed opened at 2O1
but closed at 2oHG2O4 Illinois Central declined per
cent In RAILROAD bonds the transactions quite un
important. Illinois Central Construction fell to s34
With the exception of Tennessee Sides, which per
cent lower there was no change in State stocks
There is fair business doing in land warrants, and
some descriptions have again improved We quote:
,o offered Asked
40 acres per acre.. ....105 cents 1l2 cents.
50 " 80 "a
I20 g .......... so 81
l6O - .......... IS 90
The following is the the imports of foreign
dry goods at the port New York for the week, and
since January compared with the same periods of 1857
and 1858:
For the Week 1857 1858 1880
Thrown on market. 4726,s64 lois. .424 47l5,5O5
Entered a the go @ @ so co. 1sSS sas s 1899 1888
Thrown market. 55,s9737S 329lS9s4 $685. 484
The Reading railroad, for the week ending July 81
brought @ over So 5S8 TONS making total since January
period last year The SchuyIkill navigation company
brought down 3S 55l TONS making tonnage this
season of 600 392 against 479, $40 tons last season.
The Trustees of the Ohio Life and Trust Company state
that they shall declare dividend of FIVE or ten per
~ w VI" N'N'''0''' INV NiiiNHH"'i u"-sHei Vi Innrs-
day, says:
citation has been Issued to the Trustees Of the Ohio
Life and Trust Company requiring them to file COPY of
their assignment and close their in the Probate
Court At the request of Mr. Charles Reemeln the case
has been continued till the 9th of August.
Mr.. Reemen took occasion to state that the liability
the trustees was now some S2453O00 and that certain
parties representing SSO000 seeking to
come preferred creditors The trustees have filed claim
Of $4,000 against the State of Ohio which the State how
ever, holds to be too large by half They are now ne
gotatng with the Fund Commissioners for the payment
of this claim, which, if secured in full will enable them to
declare dividend of ten per cent; but if secured
they will only he able to declare dividend of fire per
cent If the consent of Mr. kbreath, of New York can