The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-21
SALES AT THE BALTIMoR
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER 4 Son, Stock and Bill Brok
No % South street

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In New York to-day all the leading fancies declined
heavily. New York Central fell q Michigan South
ern guaranteed *; Reading Z; Erie " Rock Island Y;
Cleveland and Toledo " Harlem y; Michigan Southern
u and Gaena and Chicago \. Missouri 6's also de-
clined X Illinois Central bonds " but Virginia
steady at yesterdays rates The only stock the list
which advanced Canton, and this improved y per
The New York Tribune of to-day says:
In the Money market notice no change ofimportance
The supply call is abundant at 45 cent the for
mer on Government and State Securities The discount
houses quiet. and the demand for reproof paper
takes all that is offered at sac cent for short and ca
for long dates Some of the banks getting
paper enough to keep their lines and not disposed
to 90 beyond this bat there is abundance of private
capital to supply any amount of facilities needed We
think the impression is growing that We shall have
active money market toward the close of the year at
per cent and upward In Government stocks there is
not much doing privately, but registered is in
mand at about cent higher than the Coupon bonds
Some transactions have been made in Treasury notes at
par to Is per cent discount The supply the market
is small.
The marlet for foreign bills closed dull The demand
has been smaller than was anticipated and at the close
there wasa rather better supply of bills Sterling is 109K
QUO Francs 15G511A.
We a comparative statement of the exports lex
elusive of pecie from New York foreign ports for the
week and since Jan. I
Total for Week ..sl ,24g,68s s1,2ss.s5s sl,4SSo57
Previously reported 2Oo892l 16,38s GAS 10 SO4 o55
Since January L. s21 889 4O9 s17 855 1904 s17764112
The following is statement of the earnings Of the New
pared with its earnings for the corresponding month
tn previous year
1902 '.'........... .S5l2,6 500 35
leoo'.'''.'.... OF ,S57 81
The following statement shows the business of the
Reading Railroad during the month of March
1859 1858
Received from Coal. Sl09 97204 S1l516 70
Received from Merchandise..... Al, 1868 90 2967S 90
Received from Travel, &c........ 3065779 23,25654
Total. ...... .:....:..... sls8 eo881 o8,1O2 %
transportation, roadway, dump
age, renewal fund, and all
charges. 100 O30S9 9S ,S27 90
Net profits for the month......S 7e5779 SO 274 81
Net profits for previous 3months. 2163S2O5 IL
Total profits for months 1895 $50 81 $3.50 500 81
Messrs Thompson Bros, New York, quote Land War
follows:
10 acres..$ 81 90 sIIO 100 acres ...... 50 81
so acres...... 90 "a 160 acres...... 50 So
The following the foongs Of the Boston Bank State
ment for the past week
Capital Stock S33 700 Due other banks 900
Loans and Dist 5S 496 900 Deposits q 666 500
Specie 649600O Circulation. 1855, 800
Due from Banks S343 500
Information has been received the Department
from j. B. Hayne, Esq, the United States Consul at
Turks Island that port of entry has been established at
island the "West Cacos dependency of the
colonial government the place which it is
distant about ninety miles. 1t is about nine miles
and about half mile wide; it is expected be the coal
ing depot for certain American steamers and also place
for the manufacture of salt under the auspices an Amer
lean company. James Winter Esq, late United States
Consul Turks Island has been appointed United States
Consular Agent at West Calcos.