The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-30
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The New York Tribune. of today, saws:


The report of the Erie Railroad Committee was adopted
Saturday by the Board As we have before remark
ed this scheme bears authority with iexcepting what
little moral weight the recommendation of the Board
might have and is not, think, feasible several
others which have been proposed The general
is too large rendering the new stock of very doubtful
value. better scheme would, doubt be adopted
Convention of delegates of the different interests and
one which their constituents would be much more likely
to adopt than this which has been concocted by the
parties under whose administration the road has
been brought to Recevership. Mr.. Moran offered his
resignation President, which was unanimously ac
cepted.
The following, in relation to American Securities, is
from Mr f. F. Satterthwae's circular dated London
August IL:
We have had dull market during the past week for
American Securities the business transacted being
limited scale United States per cent and per cent
Bonds are more offered at some concessions in price,
The demand for Illinois shares and bonds has fallen Off
Construction bonds have declined per cent and shares
2per cent.
Consols close at 95s to 4 for and account 18th
September.
The critical position of the New York and Erie Rail
road is beginning to excite considerable attention, par
ticulary among parties interested shareholders
secured bondhoders. Seeing the Company did not pay
its first mortgage interest punctuay scarcely like
ly to pay the second and third mortgage falling
due 1st September Nor is it likely that holders
Of these bonds will consent to allow their coupons
main unpaid without taking such legal steps may
their being met. The concern most undoubtedly can
earn and most probably has earned the interest least
upon all its mortgage Indebtedness and such earnings
conceive ought to have been appropriated to paying
the mortgage interest and have been directed into
any other channel whatsoever.
Financial matters in San Francisco thus noticed in
Coleman's Circular:
"A moderate requirement for money has existed through
the fortnight somewhat stimulated by the approach
of steamer day, but not that might have
been anticipated in view of the large number
of vessels within the present week. and the consequent
demand for funds to meet freight bills. There is good
demand for money, but not unusually stringent
ket. The rates about the for the previous
fortnight, 2G2h per cent on uueXceponable collateral
"Gold dust comes in very slowly. Gold bars in good
demand and the supply is quite insufficient for the
qurements of day. We quote at S90d900 par.
THE receipts gold bullion during July unprece-
dentedly light, and declined pretty steadily hroug
the month.
there is rather declining tendency, although city 6s
in fair demand at quotations redemption of S15,5OO
fire bonds 10 per cent at par and interest," and S 600
school bonds per cent at 80 9l0 took place Monday
at the Office of the City Treasurer taken from bidder
The bonds redeemed belonged 10 parties New York"
At the close of business June S0 the amount of money
in the State Treasury credited to the several funds
$435S The Sacramento Union of the I'd says
THE revenue from all continues to flow into
the Treasury and the settlements for the quarter ending
in July have been made by every County Treasury
cept those of Del Norte Fesno Humboldt klamath, San
Benardino, San Diego, and San Luis Obispo all
from the seat of government. Sixteen counties pay over
quarterly the remainder including all toned
semi annually. Receipts into the Treasury from all
sources, last year and this,
From January to April. $245,s41.34 S513 204 20
From April to July 156,9S7 OIL las, 1852 As
1.-THE gross receipts into the State Treasury for the
An improvement of $50 000 which the nine counties un-
paid will raise to S30000 and this fair estimate of the
actual loss the State Lass year by the Fraser exodus for
the July quarter