The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-29
PRICES ANpsALE oP STOCKS IN NEW YORs
BY TELEGRAPH

In New York to-day Illinois Central bonds and Harlem
declined each; but Virginia Gs, Michigan Southern,
and Rock Island advanced each; New York Central K
Reading X Erie Il; Cleveland and Toledo 81 Caena and
Chicago and Michigan Southern guaranteed :. each,
Canton and Missouri 6's closed at yesterdays rates.
The Tribune, of yesterday says;
The Foreign Bill market is quiet and scarcely firm
The supply of Southern bills is better but scarcely su
fcent to affect rates Sterling is 1094Gll0I, with
transactions of leading bills at 1lOG1lO Francs l64
The International Bank of Toronto, Canada has sus
pended In consequence of this panic was
created among the epositors the Colonial the
citv, and that institution was subjected TO consd
cradle rum by those deposors whose fears for the safe
their money overcame their confidence in the sab
ty OF the establishment.
wP Wright Co.'s late Cotton circular has the fol-
lowing in relation to the crops
During the past week we have had some changes in the
weather SOUTH which may affect the estimates of
the crop when the influences fully developed
Rain fell very frequently from the 10th to the 10Th inst
over large portion Of the cotton growing region. This
has followed by lower range of temperature with
slight ross in various sections The frost has not been
enough to kill the plant, but may have an infu
ence on further maturing of the bo should cold
moderately cold weather continue this is of
in the future. The weather since the 10th inst through
the iouh has not been of the forcing growing
character prevailed during the same time last year. 1t
been good for picking but not favorable for maur
ing it might have been. There is no change in
the general estimate the probable crop, but think
there is somewhat less confidence in very extreme
figures.
Of yesterday, has the following report
HThe importations very large for the advanced
period of the and indicate large surplus of goods
in Europe hither for sale. Yet large part Of
the importatons have been sold at loss and the remit
will be for actual returns of sale. The sales of the
week have been almost wholly confined to these at
ton The is closing upon very active market
but at low and in many losing unremunerave
prices with large remainder STOCKS of descriptions
including fancy. Even woolen goods Of Belgian and
British makes, of heavy kinds, selling at great
duction Shaws the most active at whoesale. Some
Spring goods arriving to order The leading jobbes
however doing large business in seasonabe goods,
principally the city and by trade the circle Of which
sexensive Domestic goods dull for the most part and
prices of staple cotton easier though many mills
working order for future deliveries There is consid
cradle demand for goods export South America Cal
ornia and China. In prints little has been doing
but at reduction in prices thcless desirable styles
Delanes dull Fancy Cassmeres are in moderate
quest, but cloths not active The has been
very auspcous for both producers and dealers sales
having bssn large and remunerave without any undue
stimulus of credits trading except in few
| instances"
The Fall River NeyUs has the following item:
and the Globe Print Works stopped Saturday for
week in consequence of being short Of cloth. This is
good evidence of the 1ourshng state Of the cloth print
| ing business. In few months when the Union Mill
| Company will have commenced manufacturing, there
will be necessity of the print works stopping for want
| of cloth. y s