The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-20
sAlEs Ar rnE BALrIMoRE sToCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH
lrough v LILLIAN FISHER " Son, Stock and Bill Broke

The New York Stock market was heavy to-day, and
prices of fancies had downward tendency. New York
Central fell off s. Reading l. Michigan Southern guaran
teed l. Galena and Chicago ~ and Rock Island u Erie
| and Harlem were steady at yesterdays prices
The New York Tribune of to-day says:
The market is quite firm for foreign bills, but
tive. Sterling is lo9Ha l7o% Francs 5.l2H a5ll&.
The figures of the Bank Statement of the week are
considered quite favorable the contraction of loans
continuing while the addition of the California arrival
has given increase to the specie l. must not
be overlooked however that the amount of the specie
line given in the statement is only apparent S24o0
OOO went Saturday, leaving the Banks Monday
probably S21 500 900. The conservative move
of the line of loans favorable feature and
of deposits is the natural
The large continued drain of gold is attracting con
siderable attention Bank parlors, without serious APP
prehension of trouble ahead and in the deter
minaon is to take in sail and prepare for any sort Of
weather.
The following is comparative statement of the condi-
ton of the New York City Banks for the weeks ending
July and July l6:
Loans . s12l 447 966 s12oO4s 231 Dec 81 OIL 1885
Specie % 49i 649 % 2I7 348 Inc. 752 G9l
Circulation. s. 558O61 s.2Os,434 Dec..... 3I4 627
The annexed the Warehouse statistics of the port
New York:
Total value of Goods in Bond June 1Si9. SO 100
Entered Warehouse from Foreign ports in June 94 253
Received in Pond from other Domestic ports. Is 900
,9O9, $50
! Withdraw for consumption here 1860 23l
! Reshipped to Foreign poris........ 2j2 221
%ranshpped to other Domestic ports 56- S294 69S
Leaves Stock in Warehouse Juyl, SlI5274
Stock in Warehouse July l. lSjS......... l2,76S,3S9
Stock in Warehouse July l. s57......... 81 JOG 423
Stock in Warehouse July, / 1856. l2Gl263l
Stock in Warehouse July l, lS55.......... l3543l21
The stock has more than doubled within four months
the total value the LIST of March of the being only
S5 OOs which the smallest total of Foreign Goods
held in bond at this port since our record was com
menced.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks pre-
the following aggregates, compared with that Of
the previous week:
July II July Is.
Capita...... .... $1l GIG O95 1l.6ls235 In. 2l4O
Loans ............. 25,24s,246 252OO073 DC. 4sl73
Specie. 4696Ill 4S24 s64 In. 12s753
Due other Banks. .... 29i2575 2s8Oi79 Dc iOg, 1896
Deposits .......l4794 633 1901 go In. 2l7,5s7
Circulation.......... 294O1OS 2,s73,947 Dc &C. l6l
The above statement is favorable again this week,
showing handsome gain in every department, including
decrease in loans of 733 and increase of S12s53
! in specie and S2l7 5S7 in deposits.
There intention expressed of foreclosng the
Land Grant Mortgage of the La Crosse Road but the Com
pany will probably make proposition which may be more
satisfactory They will ask of the bondholders to reduce
the issue by voluntary surrender from four to one mil
lion, upon which amount the Company will undertake to
pay the interest promptly Even this would be more than
the bonds cost large portion of the holders and would
give about ten per cent on the present market value The
Company also feel confident that they will soon obtain
possession of the lands belonging to the Land Grant Road
The Cincinnati Gdz.tte says
The late failure of Chamberlain Co., of Cleveland, is
causing good deal of trouble in Northern Ohio Several
failures have already been as the result of that
disaster, and the Piqua Register another
pension at Urbana as follows:
We learn from citizen of Urbana that the produce and
commission house Musgrove. Wiley Winsow, failed
Saturday The liabilities of the firm supposed
amount to $3.50 O0O-faure entire The house is said to
have endorsed largely for the firm of Chamberlain Co.
in the business at Cleveland which has also failed
The said be sufficient pay all liabilities
IMPORTS OF A LEADING ARTICLES OF GENERAL MER-
cHANDIsE AT NEW YORK, FROM FOREIGN PORTS, FOR
THE QUARTER ENDING JUNE 30: