The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-14
ALEs AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
INNr
~ BY TELEGRAPH
lhrough WILLIAM FISHER x Son, Stock and Bill Broke
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e New York Post of Saturday afternoon saws:

The New York Post of Saturday afternoon says:
The past week has witnessed the first positive rise in
Ine raes OF interest-where ten days bank officers
were earnest lenders at and per Accommodations
are now unobtanaDle under and T. Without inouring
whether the advance in the rate is occasoned by
ed action the of the banks or whether bv an in
crease in the demand it is very evident that the change
Is calculated to have wholesome influence by checking
the over-acton which springs from redundancy of mo-
ney and extremely low rates of interest
after year and half of ideness we are about to
m upon period OF activ,ty we find ourselves subject
for contraction showing itself at time when Legitimate
business calls Tor increased accommodation So should
we not De visited with no greater disturbance in the
market our banks will have abundant reason for con-
graduation. 'A i'' '''i'
The impression is quite that the bank statement
VIII show fall of about million and half in loans and
a loss of nearly million in specie. The average how.
ever will be rising one, the whole the California re-
cepts entering into next weeks business
The actual business in money to-day of which we are
advised, is at per cent for short paper and per cent
for long The rates call are sac per ceu-extremes
The stock market quite firm today though quotations
present good deal of rreguarity Some DISSERTATIONS
ae up whe Others are The disposition do bus
further foreign news The heaviest fall was in Panama
which closed at Hay Pacific Mail on the other hand
the Company and vanderbilt is entirety
foundation in fact Reading continues weak Rock Is
tra rose y. New York Central was steady at 7eX ex
dividend. ''|s "a
The The new new Government loan is rmer and sales were
mace Doth privately and at the Board, 1O2x pri-
vate sale Of 600 made but we did not learn the
price ~
The business in foreign Exchange has been moderate
for the Kangaroo and rates steady Sterling is Osk
Cqlo9h: Commercial bills scarcely so strong as
the bankers evince disposition make more difference
between Commercial signatures and their own than has
recently been ruling. Francs 5lsK@513x
The following is the of the Imports of For
egn Dry Goods at the port of New York for the week
and since January compared with the periods
PoR THE WEEK.
1857 1858. 1859
Entered at the sl4ss2ls ssalao7s
Thrown on market...... O7O l752751 1888 2e5
SINCE JANUARY FIRST.
Entered at the 423 s59l6 s17 700 500
Exports Of Specie from Port of Neg Fork for the oseI
ending Feb. IL, 1859.
Feb. 7, str. Etna, Hayre-U s. gold bars - s136 es2
European Europeans :ii'.:..,. siivcI:: 5'SOo 5SOo
bg Tileston, savanla-Gold coin. 1000
Feb II, str Kangaroo L'poolU s. gold bars 1855 l6l
silver dollars.... 10000
Previously reported el2 $50
Same time in 1855. .............. 722 73S
same time In lsoT...... 2,6l3,3lS
Messrs. Thompson Brothers, New York say
The movements of Congress have had bad effect on
the Land warrant markets. and made quotations very
reliable.
Limited amounts changing hands to-day, at the
| following rates:
Buying Selling
| ~ acre warrants per acre..... 49,. e0c. $40;
~ acre warrants per ........... Soc. IS
~ acre warrants per acre........... zoe. 81
loo acre warrants per .......... 75c. 81
At Chicago the receipts of Breadstus during the past
week were much heavier than those of any week this
Wheat showing an increase of 2 bush on the previous
week, and Flour increase of 93l bbls
Money is tightening at Boston The Past Of YESTERDAY
| says: -
The bank specie continues to diminish and New Yorl
funds are exceedingly Money is quiet but if tn,
present condition things continues IL must be earer
the season advances. Bank specie this morning 80
1000 decline of $7s,900 since yesterday. Our bank,
nave lost about three millions Of dollars within few
months and above all their receipts from the treas
| ury and the interior E4 :
learn that the land and water belonging TO the Had
iey ras Company Of Holyoke Massachusetts, was SOLD
on ihTfsdsy to Mr. Alfred Smith, of Hartford 1926
wv me original cost was two millions The com
Pan owned the dam the Connecticut river large
machine shop, many other buildings, and about Io(