The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-14
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES ANDsALEs OF STOCKS INNEw YORK.
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Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers
No. % South street
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD AND WESTERN

THE BALTIMORE AND RAILROAD AND WESTERN
PREIGHTS.
We yesterday copied from a Cincinnati paper certain
statements concerning this subject which, if true,
well calculated to nure the reputation and the business
of the road We assured in the positive
that the regular time the delivery Baltimore of
freight from Cincinnati by railroad through is only four
five days; and that nineteen tiethS of the freight
by the Baltimore and Ohio road from Cincinnati by rail
for months past, has been delivered within six days
There has been want of facilities for the freghting
business of the Company with the exception the delay
that recently from the accumulation of large
quantity of Boston freight in Baltimore account Of
the inability Of the steamship line to such cxtraor
dinary shipments. The new steamer of the Company
being in operation, they pledged to with
dispatch all freight from the West which may arrive.
Regarding the hog trade we informed that the Rail
road Board made provision for large stock business
and increase therein has been effected. To aid the
packing interest the Company has substituted for the win
ter rates hogs, which eghtyve dollars per
load of thousand pounds, the reduced Of
eighty dollars per load eighteen thousand pounds
being actual reduction of nearly ten dollars per car
from the Ohio Baltimore They have also made
a special through the reduced price of sixty
per hundred pounds, from Cincinnati to Baltimore
much against the wishes and interests of the Pennsylvania
Central Road and without any of increase
of business to the Baltimore and Ohio line The Company
think it extraordinary under such circumstances that
these antagonsms should exist We also further
sured that the Company has abundant machinery and ia
ctes only the business present Offering
but to transport promptly largely increased trade.
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia Banks, pre-
sents the following aggregates compared with those Of
the previous week:
Capital Stock. si1 647 GAS sii,6l7 ,Sa5 In.. 100
Loans. 24963,565 24,911,l59 De-. 52.3O6
Specie.......... 4564,453 1852 205 In. S,752
Bue B"e nther g@ fanEs Banks: I St n Re 4e
Deposits 14,S52O1S 14691519 De. l6O499
Circulation. 264S226 2,673.655 In. %, i29
Messrs Thompson Bros, of New York, report the de
mand for Land Warrants lghher, and less active gen
orally, with decline of cent per in the large
sizes:
&C acre Warrants per acre,s1sHG0 $ldo
12O 20 Is
The New York Bank statement for the week ending
asst Saturday exhibits strong tendency to expansion,
and as such it will probably be pronounced unavoa
ble by the writers The specie is down. hard
to $500 OOO-but this is than Offset by the arrival
this evening Of the California remittance 81 S65 93S
Loans sIs2 1s7os4 s132s254c8 1S Inc s78ss74
Specie. ......... 2oG46 6o9 19,75O,555 De-. 296132
Net Deposits. 7G25s722 76,571,427 Inc Inc al2,7o6
CLEARING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS.
Clearngs for week ending Dee 3........ s145142 145
Dec. lO.......... 1S77l9.6sS
Balances for week ending Dec. 8.......... s657O84
Dec. 10.......... 1921 $50
The New York Tribune of yesterday says:
The weekly statement bank averages about as was
anticipated The increase of loans rather larger than
anticipated but portion of the increase from
the Manufacturers and Merchants Bank, first
appearing in the statement The specie shows small
decrease but the receipt of nearly two millions from Cali
forna, while the drain to Europe this cannot be
large, will give favorable character to the next
statement
The week opened inactvely for foreign bills Sterling
is 1O9G09A for commercial signatures 109%0109% for
Southern bills, and l09kGlO9S for bankers The sup
ply of Southern bills is fair but they high the
South. Francs again easer-the leading drawer hay
ing reduced his rate per cent.