The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-10
SALES 1T THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND sALrs or srecxs IN NEW rcax.
by TELEGRAPH.
'hrouRh LTAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers.

The New York stool, market to-day weaker and
of the stocks the list fell off in price Virginia
6s declined per cent; Missouri 6s X Canton x Cleve
land and Toledo Z Rock Island l; Gacna and Chicago
q; Michigan Southern \ and Michigan Southern guar
anteed per cent. Erie advanced n and New York Cen
trail and Reading y EACH but Illinois Central bonds and
Harlem closed at yesterdays figures.
The New York TriJs.ae of to day, says
In money matters We have change notice. excep-
ting, perhaps greater abundance of capital seeking
ployment. Demand loans ad6 per First class
short paper goes 6G6k and double due in
January has been passed the higher The
rate however, for leading four and six months paper is
Iper cent.
The steamers on Saturday will take half million of
specie, and perhaps
In Exchange there is feature. The market
Is steady at lo94llo% for Sterling; 515G5l2& for
Francs.
decision rendered this morning in the New Haven
spurious stock by Judge 1ngraiam The Judge de
cdes that far the stockholders who have held their
stock from the who stockholders
prior to 1850, concerned the injunction
granted and that they entitled their Dividend
But, far all other stockholders concerned the
Judge grants the injunction forbddng the company
pay them any dividends until more discrimna
tion between genuine and spurious stock
made. The Judge also DEGREES that the company
pay no more dividends ledger has been
again overhauled and if possible the spurious stock di
vlded from the genuine.
The following comparative statement fthe exports
Exclusive of spece from New York to foreign ports for
the week and since January ]
1857 1855 1852
l.0D
Previously reported. 45,2S1,7 ,7o3 4l52957 42,sS3106
Total since Jan L.. SAC 2s7 75s 4254S ooS 4445265
Execution has been issued in the of Oerich Co
against the city Pishurg on Judgment the United
States Court, for amount due upon coupons cut from
bonds issued by the cy to the Pttsburg and Steuben
ville and he.Chartiers Valley Railroad Companies and
certain gas stock owned by the city levied upon
The meeting of the Erie stockholders for election of Di
recors is to be held the 11h of October The transfer
books will be closed from the both September till the day
after the election.
The Wamsutta Mills have declared semi annual divi
In the Supreme Court on Thursday Judge Ingraham
made permanent the injunction against the New Haven
Railroad Company to the partial payment of dividends
upon the stock certificates of the Company bearing date
since the initiation of the Schuyler frauds. In other
words, the arbitrary classification of the stock since the
frauds made by order of the Directors of the Company
is held to be void in law.
The New York Independent of Thursday, furnishes the
following report of the dry goods market
The demand except with leading houses has not
yet the average of past years. but hopes
terained that it will yet do The offerings of silks both
fancy and staple are very large and all but very esra
bic styles easy to buy at decline Few British
goods have been pressed for sale but French and German
fabrics are in heavy surplus supply The quantity of
shaws imported this is unusually large aud
be bought cheap The demand for the West is not good
as was even expected and that but small Domestic
goods are comparatively steady, but print goods have
been sold in large quantities at concession in price Cot
ton staple goods steady, but the declining price the
material with prospects of abundant crop this
year. Is creating expectations of some decline in goods
ordered for future delivery At present are not
heavy. Domestic woollens active Both delanes and
fancy cassm firm. Silk mixtures have
be desirable goods" present. and therefore do par
cpate in the general buoyancy Of the wooIen domestic
market
The Cincinnati Gazette says:
There is active demand for money, and in most
quarters the market was closer The offerings of custo
mers however, mostly done by the regular houses
at l01l2 per cent
There easier feeling in the market for Eastern
Exchange, the demand, from the city particularly hav
ing fallen of This is attributed to scarcity of
The buying rates 40 As and the selling rate
premium Bankers refused to pay over IS for dealers
checks Nothing of Importance done in New Orleans.
Gold not inquired for and dealers dispose of their
plus by shipment. Some good four months paper in
New Orleans sold at 10 per cent Sixty day bills the
East go at equal cas- per cent.