The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-09
The New York Tribune of Yesterday saxs

irregular. firm
The New York Tribune of yesterday saws
The Stock Market this morning. with fair amount of
transactions, Irregular and without much specula
tive stamina. The quotations in cases. showed but
tring change from yesterday the principal exception
being Pacific Mail which, opening at So fell off %
There appears to be great ndecson in the
operators, most of them buying and selling time
as if lacking confidence in the action of the market
immediate future.
the seauesrator of the Fort Wayne Chicago road
was appointed at Pittsburg refuse to allow him to re-
sign in order that Mr. Ogden the receiver, may take
possession.
league has been formed in Wisconsin to resist the
foreclosure of the mortgages upon farms given aid the
building of the Racine and Mississippi road
The receipts of the Eastern Division of the Ohio and
Mississippi Road in January will show
the same period last year of slO, 600 to $4,000
The earnings of the Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton
Railroad for January compare as follows:
leo0 .................. $4773636
4oos'''.'.''........ ......... 4264672
Increase. .................. s5Os964
We annex the details of the earnings Of the Galena and
Chicago Union Railroad for the month of ofJanuary:
Freight ss77asa isSs sss 1897 ass ss s1sssss dec
Nails &c.......... 2864so 4,s62s4 1854 inc. inc
s62,ilo56 59,94e Os 2,4644 As dec.
Corrected earnings for the previous month, $S391224
The receipts of the Toledo Wabash and Western Rail-
road for January were follows:
Passengers. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. E. $15, $3.50
Freight. t........................ 24,299.12
Mail and Express. 1916 &c
Total: ;o.o,.....................s .s48,5l1ls
January 1859 5s.................. S9,O9654
Increase e......................s s441454
The following the earnings of the Little Miami and
Columbus and Xena Railroad
January, 1907. ....,............ SS4,5l2.50
January 1860. eo..................... sS,457Os
Decrease. ase..........................s slO554
The January freight earnings of the indianapolis and
Cincinnati Road, "at the Cincinnati station" were as
follows:
s9t
Increase .....:..:::............ s9,6Ol
All the stations will add largely to the increase.
The annexed the figures of foreign commercef for
the seven months of the present fiscal year:
ING JANUARY 81
Eata for ss 55
sEss spees ani s5s l'sss 5s S2 Sis @
Tl f9sseS 35 at $ q sss s s s 81
These figures show an increase the previous year
of s27 100000; the exports in the period having
increased nearly s32 900 OOO including sS7 400 600
against sl5Oo0OOO, in the period of the previous
Exports from New York to foreign ports for seven
months, ending Jan. 81:
Domestic products 559 9Ol $40 493 $50 Oe1
Foreign merchs se (free) 25l2724 93S O39 1,98S,566
Specie and Bullion 267O ,72S 15e4716O 81 81 456
Total exports 500 O99 9O3 s4s OO2 s79764 e76
Total EXCUSE of specie S93e21S0 210SS42 1888 500
At the meeting OF the stockholders the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, held in Philadelphia on Monday
discussion the following resolution offered by
Mr.. J. NJ. Kennedy
Resolved that the report and papers submitted to this
meeting by the President and Directors be referred to
Committee of - stockholders for examination and that
said Committee be authorized to inquire general
policy OF the Company its connections with other roads
the conditions which this Company pro-raes there
with as compared with its charges local business
the probable influence thereof the Com
pany and the industrial interests of Ptsburg Phadel
pha and with directions to report fully
thereon to an adjourned meeting of the stockholders
MIR. Kennedy argued at length against the policy of
the Directors OF the Company If the stockholders of the
United States the Bank of Pennsylvania had reposed
consequences would have been less disastrous. Zap
plause.
Mr. Ekin reminded the meeting that under the present
law the report published month before the cleo
ton of directors and every kholder has opportu
nifty to examine the report before voting If appoint
ment OF an nqustorial committee ordered he be-
heved that portion of the board would resign. He
moved the indefinite postponement of the amendment
stockhoder-"1f that is to cause them resign the
sooner they resign the better" [Appause.1
The above not being accepted Mr.. Moncure Robinson,
in view, perhaps, Of the election of Mr. Thompson the
President, to the Presidency of the Pacific Railroad
urged that the administration the COMPANY
should receive the undivided attention of its chief exc
cutive officer He willing the salary of
the President. He offered the following resolution
Resotred That the following be adopted a perma
nent bylaw OF this Company, repealable only by the
stockholders in general meeting, viz:
The President Of this Company shall give his undiv-
ded attention to its affairs and shall not holi salared
ofce, or receive compensation services from any
other Company
Finally, this and kindred differences were postponed
py large majority till the next annual meeting Of the