The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-15
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS N NEW YoRK
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through Y ILLIAM FISHER IL Son, Stock nd Bill Bro
There was no Second Board at New York K to-day To

There was no Second Board at New York to-day.
The New York Post, of Saturday afternoon, says
The money market is much settled than early in
the week. and in stock circles increased ease observa
BILE. The ruling rate call is per cent Discounts
however are not affected with much facility week
paper having 60 days to not being negotiable
der per cent Prime three and four months bills are
current in the open 71@S per cent with
siderable doing in fair names at Sk(d9 per cent.
The Weekly Bank Statement closing to-day will proba
bly, show increase ofabout S500O0O specie and an
equal reduction in loans. The deposits have not under
gone much change.
The Kangaroo for Liverpool takes only sss 964 in spe
ce The Ocean Queen not sailing till late hour,
not in possession of the precise amount by her. but
it will not differ materially from $3.50 900 to 5000 OOO
which very moderate, considering the facility afforded
the shipper by the opportune arrival Of the California
steamer.
The Stock market shows renewed buoyancy to-dsy es.
pecaly the speculative list which, the average
HGA per cent. better than yesterday. The extreme
vance, however is not sustained the Close though the
pressure to sell by general TIE transactions
largest in New York Central which readily command
ed II the CALL but subsequently fell off % per Pa
cifc Mailwas without change Erie bonds
mand especially the AS which sold at 3san advance of
per cent. The Improvement in State stocks was very
moderate, in Missouri 6s per cent The closing prices
were-New York Central 70%; Rock Island 90; Galena
64k; heading 4S1; Michigan Central Az. No second
board being held Saturdays these quotations may be
accepted as the final business of the day.
The feature of the Grocery the past week has
been the movement in Ri Coffee sales amounting to
nearly $4,000 bags small portion OF which only was
taken speculation. These heavy purchases by the
trade induced by the low prices current which were
below the cost Of importation We have to-day dates from
bags United States selections, 550O@5n70O Exchange
4Ad. Freights 40 cts; vessels abundant.
The following is the statement of the imports of foreign
dry goods at the port of New York the week and
since January l. compared with the periods 1857
and 1851
For the Week. 1857. 1865. 1859
Entered at the port s88ls9s1 s2,ee3,916 s8i$913s
Thrown on Market. 3,647,O05 2,9O1 iii 33I92lo
Sissce Jan 1St. 1857. 1858 1859
Entered at the port S70035 ga G90 s7S76255O
Thrown on Market. 67O30,347 40 sos 09l rs 5l3 957
FOREIGN IMPORTS NEW YORK.
For the week. 1857. 1858 1859
Dry Goods. $33ls 9S1 s26639 9l6 sSIS9 1873
General merchandise. 2,426,126 2,192,224 244977O
Total for the WEEKS 5,745IO7 s4s56l40 55ss sos
Previously reported ISL 55I $50 1878 $i5s GA SG5
Since January lst, $157 $S 3 O6s s164 773
1t intimated, and with good deal truth think
that the delay attending the transfer of the Erie Railroad
to the Receiver is oned by the desire certain
members of the direction to arrange certain matters to
their special benefit.
The annual report OF the New York Chamber Of Com
merce, issued states that the quantity
gar used by the reners annually in that city about
Zo2UoOOOO pounds, tll2O00 ton producing at esti
mate of sixty cent 67 900 of refined sugar
The following is estimate of the quantities consumed
he ST