The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-21
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK Bo,Rn
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK

In New York to-day Missouri 6s declined per cent;
Virginia 6s \; Canton Vi New York Central \; Cleve.
| land and Toledo y Michigan Southern guaranteed X:
Harlem n Galena and Chicago " but Illinois Central
bonds advanced K; Reading Il; Michigan Southern X;
and Rock Island T. Erie at the same rate as on
| Saturday.
The New York Tribune of to-day says:
The following are the rates of the Baltimore and Ohio
Road to Cincinnati and Chicago a rail" and via Pro.
| peiler or ater rate, to Baltimore:
CINCINNATI
1st Glass. I'd Glass. Sd Glass 4th Class
| Rail. il............1l2 S4 81 AZ
Water rate. .lO2 70 40 50
CHICAGO.
Water rae......lO2 76 80 30
By the Erie New York and Central or Baltimore and
Ohio Roads, a ton of sugar costs as follows:
To Cincinnati. To Chicago
By Water rate Bait & Ohio. so $50
In favor of Bait. & Ohio. 81 90 SLIGO
The export of specie from New York for the week end
ing on Saturday, 81 669 PCS 60
Previously reported Observation-Disclosures. 29,92 ,636 SO
Total for 1859. .S3I 59S 9O5 SO
The following is a comparative statement of the i'm
ports of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at
the port of New York for the week and since JAN l:
For the week. 1857. 1858. 1859
General Merchandise. 2'6O2,4S5 i7Ii,ioo s,i75'2is
r;.esa:; g % es tsss;:s
Since Jan. .$lo7 a44s $50 olO sll4 586 o95
The Imports, it will be seen, continue to be excessive
considerably exceeding the great year 1857 Meantime
the exports of produce, &c. show falling Off during the
week of 500 0O0
The following is comparative statement of the Ex
ports Exclusive of specie from New York to foreign
ports for the week and since January 1:
1857. 1858.
Total for the week 81 954 $50 439 81 600 O42
Since Jan. 1.... 10y 29O s27 692 $50 AIS
Here we have an increased import since January L. as
compared with last year. of $s 000 while exports
In the same period show increase of less than
Messrs Thompson Brothers, Bankers, New York saw |
of Land Warrants:
There is more activity in Land Warrants We quote
40 acre Warrants per acre.. 16Oc. 1lOc
90, oo acre " Warrants. Sc 80
12O acre Warrants. ............. 70 76
100 acre Warrants SO Sc
The annexed said to be figures of the forthcoming
Michigan Central Railroad report:
Gross receipts for the year ending June 81 sS9 600
Expenses. 1,072,7S7
sS16 263
ih'erest ior year, &c.'..'.. 735,000
Credlt OF Income Account 1855 ............ S74l9
Aggregate Credit. ...................... s16S $50
The Herald says the late European advices with the
exception OF those by the AngoSaxOn yesterday having
been favorable to cotton market has an
ing one, and prices are 3Ghc h. higher than they
were week Transactions, however, have been linn
tied. The receipts, expected continue to decline
Last week they l3 bales 900 bales same
week last and 1900 bales week 1857 making the
total crop receipt to date 1904 600 bales against $40
600 bales to same date last year. and 900 bales
same date 1857. The total export date is 600
bales against 204 900 bales date year. and
2,049, 900 bales to same date 1857
The Cincinnati Gazette, of the I7th SAYS new diff
culties have arisen at the West among the railroad
people,
"The steamboat lines on Lake Erie and the Hudson
river not having been included the compromise are
competing for the passenger travel by selling tickets from
Cleveland to New York at reduced rates To meet this
the Lake Shore Railroad understand reduced its fare
81 This latter reduction if persisted in i'll of course be
followed by corresponding change in the tariff of the
Pennsylvania Road'
The Cleveland papers state that all the lines East have
reduced the fare to So from Sl3 cnmnrnmse