The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-11
SALES At THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.



The New York Post OF Saturday afternoon SAYS:
The the brings with the first indications
of the relaxation in the money market after the
heavy payments incident to the lst of July pro
yided for. The tendency to increased ease however
not decided enough to effect materially the of dis
count it manfesng itself chiefly in the negotiation of call
loans The abatement in the gold export have
contributed to the reer supply and for temporary use
per cent has been accepted to-day rscass securities
The ruling figure cent at which lenders are more
numerous than early in the week On paper the
long dates fully sustained most cases rather
desirable lists be had at per while short
bills still and 90 readily at 6G6% per cent
The general temper of the stock market to-day not so
satisfactory as yesterday but yet there material
concession submitted to the better class of
The weakness is confined mostly to prominent
Western railroad stocks which pressed for for
future delivery The strength of the market was obsery
able in the dealings in New York Central Panama and
Gaena, which stify held at higher prices Panama
is per better and scarce New York Central and
Gaena freely supplied the opening figures but at
the close the outside prices bid The recovery in
Michigan Southern guaranteed has proved but temporary
and the price returned to "a the low figure touched i'm
mediatey subsequent to the accident at South Bend
Michigan Central was alsn heavy and fell 4O4 against
Az yesterday. Rock Island, Pacific Mail Toledo and
Reading were quiet at previous prices There was more
doing in bank shares at full prices The Railroad bonds
descriptions easier to buy Missouri Skies were ac-
tive at 5d per cent decline Illinois Central Sevens
fell y per cent.
The Weekly Bank Statement closing day include
the average of only five business days nevertheless
will reflect the heavy of the week The spe
Gle shipments have been moderate yet the business
Sub-Treasury the shape of customs and deposits for
Treasury notes. has been large. The balance however
has not increased materially the disbursements on ac
count of the public debt and other obligations having been
unusually active since the st inst The Bank specie re-
will think be within s2l $50 OOO 81 800 COO
against 400 900 last week The loans expected
show a falling off,
The exchanges through the Clearing House for the
hve business days of this week S1O5 3SS SS an
average per day of S2l 077.7S3.
The Bremen, for Southampton today took in specie
about what was eXpected-S591 643
The exchange London closed firmly at 11OA for lead
ing bills. Francs dull at Sly as TO-
telegram from Philadelphia this morning to Messrs
Bros reports that the notes ofhe Bank
renee, Penna, thrown out.
five per cent. dividend is announced today by the
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Company
payable August lst at the Office of the United States Trust
Company Annexed is the official statement of the bust
ness of the halfyear.
Gross earnings for six month ending June 80
Expenses for same time including ai
per dividend declared July e. 1859 2s7 sos co
The Pacific Mail Steamship Comnanv have cGmnstaJ
the purchase of the Collins steamers the Atlantic Baltic
and Adriac. 1t is the determination the Company to
place on the Atlantic side in connection with
their established line on the Pacific via Panama on the
expiration of their contract with the United States Steam
ship Company, Marsha oRobert's Linel September so
1859 The price paid steamers was $500 900
We annex comparative statement of the imports of for
egn dry goods at New York, for the week, since
Entered at the port 81 600 s7Ss.22l $3.50 $40
Entered at the port $50 ZIG 712 s2s $40
EXPORTS OF SPECIE FROM THE NEW YORK FOR THE
WEEK ENDING JULY 9, 1859.
Steamer Persia LiverpooIIAm gold coin..... 100000
Steamer Bremen Bremen~Am Gold coin.. 6fS,5$S
gold Dars. .:.......... 25.OO0
German gold.......... 373
German silver.... .... 1900
Total for the week ...... ............s ,99s,s55
The statistics Of the foreign trade of the
port of New York for the fiscal year ending June 30th
were completed Friday afternoon For the six months
from January l. the imports show an increase the
corresponding period of 1858 of S6 % more than
double the amount; while compared with 1857 when
our imports were very large the figures show
OF SS235,44 The exports of the six months show
an increase over 1858 of $50 0 SOS including
of specie in the aggregate amount The comparative
ment is as follows:
EXPORTS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR Ending JUNE 30.
Domestic s,5s942 ss5ss7 ssssss 81. sas
Ssss ESsssn a6d %ais aasols 4ssss f f 4
Total sl2s66ess sie67S9o so64is5li
Total eX. of specie.... S2259,2l5 6635slo 5960iOg7
IMPORTS FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 80.
$S SsS Sy $:s issss3
Specie oulion....... 6,44l,s55 sS24,3S5 l,6ll,7OO
Total imports s226Is4l67 sl7l7a8a s22O27so6
CASH DUTIES Ffs5!vED is57 AT Sfg isss YORK 1889
r !s553s sssIss s5ss ss z
Total months .$9,2352l 81 Sl 0S9 l257 $95l2lsl 90
Total fiscal year,. 4227l6i54 2743i666H 3, $780, 43
Messrs. Thompson Bros New York, quote Land War
rants follows
Land Warrants have been quite active during the week
in of the Public Land in progress
at the West We quote the market firm advance of
ld2c. per acre. viz
100 Acres .s7G91 so Acres.... .... s7(Ge1
l2C Acres ........... 790S3 40 Acres l0OGllO
The following the June earnings of the Michigan
Southern Railroad
1858 $14s $40 1857 57..........s1974
lS54............ PA 534 Instantaneous. l7s927
1880 1859 telegraphic). 122lO5
1856. DDS ,039
decrease. Observation-Disclosures. S56,S2S