The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-22

PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
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Through lillian FISHER Il Son. Stock and B i'll brokers
" No - South street.
There was no Second Board at Ne~ York to-day
The New York Post, of Saturday afternoon, says


The New York Post, of Saturday afternoon says
The tendency of the money during the W * has
been towards increasing which is the marked
to-day: Prime paper, running into December, is
gotiabe at 7dA per cent Call loans the stock houses
n rule, are per cent.
The Fulton for Southampton to-day takes s462so in
a total of 81 064 $50.
The Exchange on London closed fat at 1Os%G11O.
The weekly bank statement is expected to show mate
rial increase in specie, and expansion in loans with
most of the larger institutions.
The week closes buoyant stock market stimulated
to extent that rise in wOTthless well
as those of intrinsic value. The movement in Mich
igan guaranteed continues and the price is again per
cent higher closing at 25% since the Board with sales
Galena is firm at 65 d66, the price of yesterday after
noon. Rock Island is higher Reading in demand
and to 43s. Erie sold mt 5% an advance of K ner
cent. The coal stocks without change except Cum
berland which has advanced to 13H In railroad bonds
the only noticeable change is the improvement in those
OF the Erie The seconds are al per cent better The
thirds 634 bid and the ourths 40 The Stare stocks
are still unaffected by the rising tendency of share
list. In some instances prices are scarcely sustained.
The closing prices areNew York Central, 72k Illinois
Central G5& Galena 65 6a66 Rock Island 635a634;
Michigan guaranteed 25k Toledo q q G21H.
we nave Geographic adyces ON the Railway Conven-
on holding Niagara In order retain the trade
VI tne loWer ssissPPi river towns the pennsylvania
Railroad Company have reduced herates to those points
follows:
To Memphis, via Cairo, and above $1SO $l.A $lO2 SIC
To points below Memphis .......... 1S5 149 lo7 SIC
We advised that these been assented to
by the Presidents Of the Trunk Lines by the manage
men of the Erie. There prospect as far as we can
learn that the present amicabe tb
main lines will be disturbed 1t is thought that third aud
fourth classes will be advanced.
The committee to whom was referred the subject of
plan of re organization for the Erie Railroad are about
ready to report The raced total WILL think surprise
some of those in interest
The Reading Railroad, for the week ending August 1S
brought down 81 OSO tons, making total since January
1s of 1867 1863 tons against 10O 9l9 in the same
period last year. The Schuylkil Navigation Company
brought down 3O7l6 tons making total tonnage this
season of 737 ,123 against 647 G96 last season.
The Dayton and Michigan Railroad is completed. This
gives Cincinnati another direct communication with Lake
Erie
We annex comparative statement of the imports of
foreign dry goods at New York for the week, and since
January
For the Week 1857. 1858. 1859
Thrown on market. s:5l5 1.57s.SG sS2i,7os
Entered t a. the s port oo $50 s7s
Thrown on market. 696T3s92 4413S 93S 50, ,035, $50
The New ork Tribune, of Saturday speaking of the
bonds of the Pacific Railroad of Missouri, says
The bonds of the Pacific Railroad Missouri guaran
teed by that State which offered for by Messrs
Decoppet 4 Co.. have the strongest guaranty have
ever seen on bond tits strong language make
it. as follows:
The guaranty the State of Missouri is created and
given der and by virtue of the of its Legislature
of December TO- 1852 and March 1857 prescribing the
exact form Of guarantee, viz:
This witnesseth that the State of Missouri by virtue
of the act of the Legislature of said State approved De-
cember 1st 1855 and for good and valid consideration
has, and hereby does, guarantee the faithful payment
the interest and principal secured by the within bond
the time and times place named in said bond
1t being the intention of the said State fully
the prompt, full, and ample payment of the within bond
and to make it the obligation of the State and pledge
the faith of the State to the payment thereof fully
perfectly all respects though the had been the
original undertaking of the State, which original under
taking the State hereby assumes.
lndorSed by The Governor, r. NJ. STEWART,
The Secy State, b. F. MASSEY,
- Treasurer, A W MORRISON.
And registered and signed by the Auditor of Public Ac
counts WM. H. BURLINGTON.
The agents for the sale the mentioned bonds in
Baltimore, are Messrs. Wm. Woodville * Sons whose
advertisement of them will be found in another column