The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-15
SALES AT THE BALTIMoRE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.

In New York to day stocks weaker. The only
stock the list which improved Erie which advan
! ced p. Missouri 6s declined n New York Central \
| Cleveland and Toledo y; Michigan Southern \ Mchi
gan Southern guaranteed y; Rock Island n; Harlem
| y; and Galena and Chicago y. Virginia 6's IllinOi:
Central bonds Canton, and Reading all closed yester
days figures.
The New York Tribune of o-day says:
In Foreign Exchange the market is duh and irregu
lar Sterling is ShG09R for commercial signatures
and 1lOal1OB for bankers The supply of bills is fair
The statement is looked uDon as quite favorable
The loss of specie is not great generally antici
pated, and this is compensated by the California receipt
of this morning The contraction of loans which has
been made without distressing the commercial world
also calculated give confidence to the public that
Bank managers alive to the policy of placing them
selves IN strong position in preparation for further
drsn of gold if it should continue. The decrease of de
posts is very large but is fully accounted for by the loss
OF gold and the contraction of loans.
The following is a comparative statement the cond
ton of New York City Banks for the weeks ending
June and June IL
Loans 1925 OO67d6 1922 95s92S Dec 81 O47 s3S
Spece...... 23,72S,3l1 22,132,275 Dec. 1,596,O36
Circulation. s,427 $40 S,39l,l6 Dec. 36,526
Net deposits. S257ss36 7s,ss3536 Dec. $685. 29g
1t currently reported this morning that the new
compact between the roads already broken
by the Central Upon applying for information at the
agency of the Company received the annexed expla
nation:
SIRs contract was made this morning in this Office
by young who thought in doing SO he had right
When became cognzan of the fact, gave the order to
make no contracts to extend beyond the l4th inst.
Very respectfully, your Obedient servant,
JOHN II MORE, Agent n. Y. C. r. r.
No 239 Broadway, cor. Park place, N " June Is, 50
Mr. Moran President of the New York and Erie Rail.
road says Mr.. Barlow in reference to the re-
cent agreement
This company will conform to this agreement long
their competitors adhere to it, but feel it due
the interests represent to protest against
runously low rates forced upon by the New York Cen
tra Company Westward bound third and fourth
es as well -four and other Eastward bound feghs
understand why aswar bound freights should
be left nearly the lowest rates established during
late ruuous contest The rate of 371 cts per hi ON
flour from Buffalo to New York is totally Inadequate
Last year the difference between canal and raj
10 per bb while at the present rates is less than
above canal rates. One hundred and twenty bbs
of -four weigh 3 tons, and yield to the companies S45
for distance of $50 miles, equal to cent per ton
per mile Will any intelligent railroad manager that
this is an adequate compensation, particularly when the
transportation requires transhpment thus requiring
the Company to pay twice for loading and unoading'
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks pre-
the following aggregate compared with that of
the previous week
capita sll'SsS,ss5 SITS sI,587575 Inc 1aro
Loans..... 26,77,s75 25 92O,9 ,99s Dec $50 Ss2
Specie ............ 5.45,5S7 552l,lss Inc. 5601
Due from 25 Dec 90 ss
Deposits 500. 900. l6 $50 995 16OO7 l49 do 37q Sl6
Circulation. .......... 299219s 29lS426 do 73,772
The above statement shows handsome gain in specie
S105 col a in every other item except
capital stock which continues slightly the increase
The earnings of the Cleveland, Columbus and Cncin
natl Railroad Company in May were:
Freight. S4l ,535 SO
Passengers, mails and express. ......... 50, ,42267
Rents.....> OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 6,OSl29
Eanmss TDta in Nav; 50 9$s 80 80
The Panama Road in addition to the gold for New York
has transported since the last advces two millions of
silver for English account.
The exports of specie from San Francisco to the
18th of May for the present year compare with 1858
follows:
Jan l to May 10, 1859 ............s sI7 O42 63s 10
Same time, 1s5s................... II, $40 90
Decrease in ls59..... ........... s9I .9O6 81
The San Francisco Prices Current in lis review of the
market for the steamer of May 90 remarks:
There is good demand for money for the steamer of
tomorrow, without much outside capital Offering On
extremes Nothing of moment dOiEg in real loans
and the nominal the last fortnight unchanged
Sight exchange the East for the approaching
is per cent. premium.
There is light demand for Gold Bars the present ndi
cation being that shipments will heavily We
quote Bars at S30d $40 par.
The heavy arrivals of Mexican dollars recently and
the light requirements for remittance China have
the article down in the market below the of mpora
ton Early in the fortnight there sale of $40
at 1OH cent. but within the last week there have
been sales of small parcels by parties desiring realize
as low as per cent premium At the close, per cent
is offered but 10 per is the lowest figure
siderable parcels could be purchased at from the regular
dealers.
The importatons of treasure thus far in the month ex
elusive of parcels received from British Columbia have
been follows:
FROM Mazatian ........ SS79.l73.OO
FROM san Bias s....................... 569,Sl2.2S
From Manzenillo. Observation-Disclosures. 6,50O.00
from Honolulu. 10000
Total. s955 5s5 %