The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-22
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.

In New York to-day Missouri 6's advanced T. and Can
ton \ but Illinois Central bonds declined NJ Erie q
New York Central 3; Cleveland and Toledo q; Rock
Island 81 Michigan Southern guaranteed * and Galena
and Chicago r. Virginia 6s Reading Michigan South
ern, and Harlem all closed at yesterdays rates.
The New York Tribune of to day says:
The market foreign bills is firm although not very
active The bankers asking higher rates for Sterling
-1104(d11OS Outside bills are not plenty at los 4 (ql
1924 Francs are 515(G5l0.
The amount of specie shipment on Wednesday cannot
be yet stated with correctness but it will probably
be large.
failure is reported in the pork line contract for
5000 bbls at SIG having matured which the buyer
unable TO meet.
The bank statement of the week is a favorable one
and shows conservative movement on the part of the
managers The contraction of loans still continues and
has now reached about eight millions within six weeks
without distressing the commercial community putting
mp the rate of interest than per cent The specie
increase is scarcely much anticipated, and was
more than neurazed by the shipment of Saturday The
gradual shrinking of the special should attract the
closest attention Of our bank managers. leading
change authority expressed the nyction to day that
the shipments for the future would increase rather than
diminish The increase in deposits is favorable fea
ture, although somewhat irreconcilable with the rest of
the statement.
The following is comparative statement Of the condi-
ton of the New York City Banks, for the weeks ending
June IL and June IS:
Loans 1922 95s, ,92s s1ol sOOl95 Dec 81 15s 733
Specie 22lS2275 & 2S,ls2,2l7 Inc. 1o59,e42
Net Depos. 7sSS555S 7SiS7979 Inc. nc a44dSs 24i 4Ss
The Bank statement shows very conservative move
ment in all departments.
Mr.. Edward Beknap publishes a card denying the
charge that he defrauded the Union Bank of Sl6O 900
upon worthless checks; questioning the proprety
action of the Bank in prosecuting him He states that
his only crime has been the common in Wall street.
of being disappointed in obtaining money and his con
sequent inability to make his checks good.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks pre-
sents the following aggregates compared with that
the previous week
June IS. June 90
Capital. 5S7 ,575 IL 1896 7O5 Inc $50
Loans 25 $40 993 25,7I526 Dec. 205 TT
Specie. .......... 5,52l lSS 53Ol 167 Dec .22O O2l
Due from banks..... 2534S 1856 399 Dec. IS $40
Due other banks.... S59 319S 1858 Inc. 81 IO9
Deposits... 007 149 Is 705 $50 Dec. 3Ol 1863
Circulation 29l8426 2S35, GAS Dec. 81 77s
is stated in London letter that single piece
American mercantile paper, which laid over at the
Bank of England during the late panic now remains
unpaid.
The Treasury Note loan awarded at Washington
Monday. The whole bid for was thirteen and
half millions The award s., 900 at 5Gl5A of
which 100000 at per cent and 81 165 900 per
cent to be divided among about $40 900 of bids The
Ok per cent. notes offered at premium, and the
per cent notes held at 'sDh per cent premium The
bids as follows