The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-27
5 AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers.
No. % South street


In New York to-day stocks were quite irregular New
York Central declined at the first Board but advanced
at the second and Erie advanced at the first Board
but fell off again the second T. Cleveland Toledo
advanced per cent; Reading X Rock Island q; Mch-
gan Southern y; and Michigan Southern guaranteed q
Missouri 6's and Illinois Central bonds sold at the
ates Saturday, but Virginia 6s declined Ia per
cent Canton Harlem and Gaena and Chicago closed
at the rates on Saturday.
The New York Daily Ne,cs of to- day says
We have heard of in the in reference
movement on foot having for its object absorption
OF the New ork and Erie by the New York Central and
thus secure complete control Of both lines and make
combination which will materially impair if not over
throw the Southern competition for traffic and trade. The
plan appears to be- the forcing the creditors
York and Erie to sell the road which will be bid by
the New York Central its friends and thus
object above stated If this should prove correct
and we do not why it may not be- the New York Cen
tal will have accomplished which will prove
them to be shrewd of operators will furthermore
advance their stock and improve their condition.
1t behooves them to be the alert the arrange
ments which have been made, and making by the
Pennsylvania Central form connections between our
city and the great West are operating powerfully against
our favorite Northern roads.
New Jersey with her Camden and Amboy and Central
are at last waking to the Importance the competition
now gong on, and are making common with the
Pennsylvania Central and the Baltimore and Ohio, to Sc
cure their share of the profits derivabe from
stated. New developments are being made every day
which decidedly interesting arising out of this rail
road competition of which shall keep duly
advised.
The Bank returns of to-day up to Saturday the 23d
hst snow an increase i'll specie and deposits and de
crease in loan and circulation This as favorable
statement as has appeared thus far during the present
year. and proves that proper caution is being exercised
by the banks in their operations That should
De increased beyond the last week generally
ucpated when the drafts for export had reason
expect contrary result The proportion respect to
the whole statement with the alterations increase and
decrease Is such as to give of the
safe business which is being done by our city banks
The following the foongs and comparisons between
the dates below specified
April 16. April 23
Loans. $129 $685. 94 $129 1872 S07 Dec $776ll7
Specie. 25 47S,1O7 26O6S 1856 Inc 5eOO4s
Circulation...... S,292 459 S2S9112 Dec 3347
Net deposs,.... Ss,os7,797 SS955S S14 Inc. s6s OI7
CINCINNATI, WILMINGTON ZANRsvILLR RAILROAD
On Saturday decree for the foreclosure mortgages
on the Cincinnati Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Road was
taken in the U. Circuit Court in this CITY, with an ac
companying agreement between all parties in interest
that all proceedings under the decree should DELAYED
Tor the terms of three and half This Of
ceedngs under foreclosure is for the purpose giving
the sockhodng organization the opportunity build the
Glendale extension Of the road thereby secure the
means to resume payment the bonded indebtedness of
the CINCINNATI, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Company.
The Board of Directors confident being able to com
plee the extension within the year, to realize
such returns as shall secure the entire line the
stockholders
1t is understood that W. Key Bond of this city, will be
appointed Receiver of the Cincinnati, Wilmington and
ceiver.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks pre-
sens the following aggregates compared with that of
the DreyiouS week