The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-05
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY TELEGRAPH.
trough William FISHER &SoN, Stock and Bill Brokers,

The New York stock market quite heavy 10 day
Erie declined again per cent, selling down low as
SAX; Reading fell off Il New York Central a. CIeye
land and Toledo q; Harlem Y; Galena and Chicago r.;
Missouri G's 4; and Virginia 6s y. Rock Island and
Michigan Southern sold at yesterdays rates; Nichi
gan Southern guaranteed and Illinois Central bond. ad-
vanced each
The New York Tribune, of to-day, says:
There is less activity to-day in money demand and
the supply appears to be better Call loans in
have been made at 6 per cent.
The market is quiet for foreign bills, with downward
tendency in rates. Sterling is 109K KG11Ob, with some
been sold at lO9B@1l0. Francs are 5.15@512%.
IMPORTS AT NEW YORK, JULY
Dutiabe Merchandise s26o4274O s14OiS65o 2I6SI 400
Free Merchandse.... 2,455 1853 / 5O6O27 1856 l47
FFe% s1S P% 1ssS iSSs sSS sSssS
Cash Dutes 6,ea7Oi9 3'$s7,3O5 5i,Si6 4,s5i,9t6
EXPORTS AT NEW YORK, July.
Domestic Produce. s4,27s6es s4,77lge2 s4SssOs5
Foreign Merchandise qS9754 347 $50 613 300
Specie and Bullion. a,62s377 29ol ,496 1o,O5i,ois
TOtaI.......... $3.50, 500 81 021 $40 s15GO2 1893
Messrs Wright Co remark in their Circular of this
week:
1t will be perceived by telegraph that thirteen bales of
new Cotton from Texas has been shipped this city,
first two having been received the 9th of July against
two the 2jth of July last year OF New Orleans Cot
ton proper, the first bale arrived the 1s of August
against bale the 5th of August last year These
receipts have not been early from Texas had
expected and indeed do know of any receipts at
other pacesand in previous seasons such 1872 1874
1S45 and 1855, bales of Louisiana Cotton were re
ceived previously to the 3lst of july and in the Atlantic
towns have frequently been toothe present crop can
not be regarded as at all remarkable in its orwardness
At the time it be doubted that il is uD to
this time. extremely promising
The advices of American securities by the Persia
follows:
Messrs D. Bell Son Co, report as follows:
There is nothing to report of the Ameri-
securities There continues much .eadiness in the
market, and firmness in price.
The Messrs. Barring say:
American stocks have not been in active demand this
week. but there have been transactions in United States
6s bonds at SE in SIS, 93 Massachusetts Sterling
at lOlR Pennsylvania bonds at S3Gs4 div; in In
Central shares 69G7O Illinois Central shares 33k dis
count Pennsylvania Central Railroad bonds 90H Cd
mortgage, 94KG95K.
Mr. F. f. Satterthwate's Circular remarks:
The market in London for American Securities is
quite firm. There continues he a steady demand for
the Federal and various States Stocks New York Cen
tral and Illinois Central Bonds freely purchased for
investment In Illinois there less doing the late large
and rapid advance being scarcely maintained
The English and French Funds quoted lower partly
from the unsettled political questions growing, likely
to grow out of the recent treaty OF peace in Italy, and
partly in London from the money of the India Gov
enment no considerable portion of the recent loan being
taken at Calcutta and Bombay. This fact it stated
will involve the necessity Of larger remittances from the
India House in London, in silver.
The return from the Bank of England for the week
ending Goth July gives the following results when
pared with the previous week:
Public deposits. "a 9S2 $40. Increase G11779
Other deposits 90 1895. Decrease / 432 sO3
Covenant Securities. II 270 $50. Decrease $50 600
Other Securities II 254 43o. Decrease. 1854
Notes unempoyed... ,4S9 050. Decrease. 6I,475
The amount of notes in circulation O64 $40 being
an increase Of f3523l0 and the stock of bullion in both
departments is Gl7 527 showing decrease of f2i 26i
when compared with the preceding return.