The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-30
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers'
No. % South street.

In New York to-day some of the leading stocks decn
ed materially. New York Central fell off 4; Michigan
Southern guaranteed 81; Reading II Erie 4; and Rock
Island and Galena and Chicago A each. Missouri 6's
and Canton advanced each, but Virginia 6s Illinois
Central bonds, Cleveland and Toledo, Michigan South
and Harlem Railroads all sold yesterdays rates
The New York Tribune of to-day says
The money market shows increasing on call loans
which are being changed from sac per 4G per
cent. Paper is still and unchanged in rates The
100000, at six months given for the cargo of Tea sold
last week was all taken by discount house
thing under per
The Fo eien Bill market is firm, but active at 1O9k
Gl094 for Sterling bank and bankers and 1094 G1092
for commercial signatures Francs are 5.l5q5 l21
The Bank Statement of the exhibits no important
feature The movement has been uniform the yari-
ations from the previous week not sufficient to require M
tce. The increase of specie is not quite large as was
generally expected and the Statement of week will
doubtless be more favorable in this respect.
The following is comparative condi-
ton of the New York banks for the weeks ending
and March 90
Loans. $127 ,5s7,943 $l27,75l225 Inc... s163 2s2
Specie........ 25O43ls3 % Os3,627 Inc. l39444
Net deposits a5'lli7as s6,si52ie Dsc.. S e8 5ii
The annual report of the Cincinnati and Indianapo is
Road exhibits financial condition and results of the
years business much more favorable than of the
Western roads. The receipts of the road on account
of transportation for the year ending December 81 were
follows
On account of Passengers..... ..... s172 S37.65
On On account account OF freisht .i;......'.''.. 299a24o5
Total receipts. ts..................s44sss5 ss5 90
The ordinary expenses transportation for the same
period were 023 10, about As per But for
the floods Of April May and jane, which greatly inter
rupted the business and travel of the country our rece
would have been 20 per during that quarter
and the expenses in the department of Road Repairs
5 900 less The amount of interest and taxes cbared to
receipts is 1888 70; deducng which from the balance
of net earnngsS30 SCI 21-eaves S132 or about
per cent. upon the capital stock.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks pre-
sens the following aggregates as compared with that of
the previous week:
Capital. ...... S11 $50 sos $11 $50 sos 200
Loans. 26,S5os91 26,967 4?9 Inc, . 1l058S
Due from banks. 1S0S27o 2,Os9,454 Inc... ISL 1S4
Due other banks. 3,929,09 4,lO9,455 Inc.. 1870 43O
Circulaton S92S55I sO2S,SSS Ine. ioS 7ot
The exports of New Orleans said larger than
quarter ending December st 1883 was s2s 500 For
four years the total exports were as follows:
le5o....'.... .S59,S19002
iSoo'' '''' '.'''''. '''...'.'-'' S2o64oll
92OS7 6l3
This shows steady rapid increase and the exports
OF the year 1859 owing to the heavy cotton CROP will be
The Lehig Valley Railroad brought down for the week
ending Saturday evening, the Goth nst s663 tons O
COAL making l536sS for the thus far being
increase of Al 32S tons the corresponding period
last year
The Cincinnati Gazette of Monday says:
Some progress in the dir elton Of greater made
in the money market during the week and Saturday
bankers able without any great effort discount
all the acceptable paper offered by their customers.
calls sufficient to absorb the capital employed the
discount business, but they pressing and ten
dency is evidently in favor of borrowers the ndica
tions are that, advance towards midsummer the
market will work easier, Notwithstanding the contrac-
ton that Western banks forced adopt the line
of circulation There is now large outstanding
excess of bank notes, and this must be brought
within the proper limits, but the operations neces-
sary to effect this change viii not embarras any
body except those who have been initiating the
produce markets, through the assistance afforded by
means of the undue expansion of the banks The West
ern banks have an unusually large kite account to ad
| of tIp
them to reduce their accommodations in this line,
rapidly than is convenient for those enthusiastic
crop specuators who eXensiY ely aided in their
undertakings, during the winter by the banks large
proportion of whose managers entertained opinion
prices if not a famine would prevail in the land ~
Upon this supposton, Kentucky banks alone run their
circulation up to near fifteen million dollars being
about three millions more than the legitimate bus
siness of the country called for Indiana bankers
followed in the same course but not to proporonae
extent. As consequence the price of Pork inflated
by outsiders, and the trade controlled, throughout
the season, by sweeping speculative movement which
forced legitimate dealers from the field almost entirely
Those parties controlled the business completely and
they hold the bulk of the stocks, without any pros
pect of getting their money back. Antcipations with
reference to the supply and demand have
lied The high prices established for hogs the
former and the high average value of products has
striced the latter that stocks large Consumers
buy paringy Those confident operators who freely
backed by the losses of pros
produce that would have passed into consumption had
matters been suffered to take legitimate course is held
largely in the West the seaboard exchanges are
ranged, having to be made of bank notes in the alb
of supplies from other sources cur
rent of the latter is general and strong ncreas
ing tendency and altogether the prospect specu
ating community is sufficiently gloomy discourage
even those who have been most sanguine in their
| anticipatODs.
Exchange dealers have been generally disappointed by
the condition OF the market since the establishment
late advance 1t expected that prem would so far
diminish the demand and increase the supply as to lead
within few days to reaction Letters had this appear
pearance too IN the early part of the week. but Fri
day and Saturday dealers found almost as difficult to
supply the demand as when rates y. This was
more particularly the Saturday when towards
the close dealers paid 65 for New checks 1t not
probable, therefore, that decline be established
within the ensuing week and the prospects
vorabe than they have been of lower Immediately
| succeeding the 4th of April.