The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-11

eNSePtoh ot och lSldnu, Whlch advanced fell oil
price. Illinois Central bonds declined ~ per cent; Mis-
souri, 6s N; Virginia 6's 4; Canton =; Erie /; New
York Central g Reading l 4; Cleveland and Toledo i
Michigan Southern q; Michigan Southern guaranteed \
Harlem b Gaena and Chicago y and the market CLOSED
heavy.
The New York Tribune of to- day says:
The foreign advices have tended to check the move
ment in Foreign Exchange remitters prefering to wait
IlOSGIlO4 but Commercal hills have bean sold t Low
er rates Francs are j12l! d5.lO.
The following is comparative statement of the con
diton of the New York Banks for the weeks ending April
80 and May Z.
slaI Ap7jl oG9o So slaesg M?y e55 Inc ssa
Specie 26. .S29, ,S0t 26os66&2 Dec. 24S,l72
ClrculatIon.... S.3OO672 S.SO4,G97 Inc. 5G4. OPS
Net Deposits. 2956233S SS,S72O43 Dec $50 295
The Bank statement shows unexpected ncreas Sc of
loans and smaller decrease Of specie than was generally
anticipated The largest portion Of last weeks shipment
however on Saturday and does not affect the
Meanwhile the receipts from the interior and Phadel-
phia have been constant and in the aggregate large
in loans appears to have been considerable
extent among the smaller banks. The enlarged circua-
ton grows mostly out of the demand for the payment
the LIST instant The falling Off in denoss is
balances of that quarter being drawn down very
closely, and TO the may be ascrbed norton
Of the increased loans With exchange Chicago on
New York at per cent premium the banks and bankers
at the West are drawing everything available
The following gentlemen Monday elected officers
of the New York Stock Exchange: President William II
Nelson; 1st Vice President NJ. A. Wheeock; I'd Vice
President, f. s. Munroe; Treasurer W Blocker Sec
reary, George H. Broadhead; Assistant Secretary John
W. Munroei Rokeeper, f. A. Shpman.
The following appears in the New York Express, and
is published officially:
YORK AND RAILROAD MAY l.
The entire bills payable tstandng, S543 $50 90 un-
paid coupons unsecured bonds including in hand
of sinking fund, $445,095. The wages the men are
paid TO the 1s of March. Supplies being purchased
Tor cash. are paid up to the 1s of April Total amount
4th mortgage bonds issued S35l3 900; leaving appca
BILE to floating debt S24s7 000 if the balance nego
tated the terms proposed by the Company it would
produce in cash 81 43 500 which would leave after pay
ing entire floating debt and all past due coupons the
unsecured bonds, S255,000.
This does look hopeless warrant the present
depreciation in the securities Of this great enterprise
The road and equipments have been much improved du
ring the last eighteen months greatly enhancing the
real value of the property of the Company, and pre-
yious period has there been few unadusted claims
against the Company
The earnings Of the Cincinnati. Hamilton and DAYTON
Railroad for the month of April, compare follows
april !S5s.'.'. .'.'..................S4 S402s0 10
April, lSoS........ Observation-Disclosures. 362l7 10
The earnings of the Little Miami, Columbus and Xenia
Railroad, for April, compare as follows
April, 1897 .....................,....SS SS4 1913 67
april 1893. 3S................ 81 SEA 81
Decrease. e.......................... s69OS 81
The contest for the possession of the ST.
and Chicago Railroad has been amicably arranged
RAILROAD MovEMENTs.-The Cincinnati Gazette of
Monday says:
The leading Railroad Agents arrived at the conclusion
on SATURDAY., that ii about time 10 loose
runous policy that has prevailed several weeks past
the annexed tariff to take effect to-day, on Eastern
freight.