The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-11
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS YoRB
BY TELEGRAPH
throuRh WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and b
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No Second Board received to-day.

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The Courier and Enquirer of Yesterday saws.
The money market continues easy and loans on call
freely offered and per cent. according cIassifca
ton of securities First class prime bills short time
| run are eagerly sought after at 6H to per cent
The Stock market continues dull and prices with mod
crate transactions uctuae but little from day to day
ssx. Virginia 6's e2& Missouri 6's advanced to 81 a
which price there was sale of $50 600 Brooklyn Wate
Bonds 101.
The Post, of Thursday evening, says:
The stock market fiat early in the day Influenced
by the lower quotations of and American securi
ties by the North Bron but at the better feeling
was apparent, New York Centra-the barometer Of the
market-strengthening HG4 per cent upon the report
that action on the pro rata bill had been post
On the opening New York Central sold at 7Oss bu
gradually advanced to 70H@7O%, at which the stocI
closes steady.
The improving tendency of the market was more no
ceabe in the State stocks these with scarcely an
ton being higher than yesterday Missouri Skies close
For Indiana ves S7H is bid for North Carona o. fo
california So which is per cent better. Ohio Long Loan
is l0e bid the Skies of 1860 are e93 36IOob
There is fair inquiry for money to-day and per cent
Tor call loans the rule of the market Paper is rather
quiet at 6h7 per cent for sixty day bills and 6kd7
per cent for that running three to six months
or the New York Dry Goods market the Tndependen,
says:
There is an increasing disposition to make carly selec
tons of goods for the spring trade much caution is
used IN buying, as sellers anxious maintain open
ing prices southwestern buyers in the market and
the representatives of Missouri Kentucky and Tennessee
houses have been making purchases. Stocks of all de
scrpons OF goods are in COED supply City jobbers are
still buying and there is considerable discrepancy be-
tween the views of importers and buyers prices
which restricts transactions Fancy are in chief
demand and desirable styles command ready sale Low
grades of fancy and plain silks dull heavy Mil
linery goods and rbands move a little Wooens arc
active only when concession is made from ,ti ar ae
This is particularly the with Belgian goods Fancy
kinds dull.
Dress goods generally ale in request Linens are ac
tive In domestics the spring styles are in increased
nlp ia ahrpS firm
mand for India and China very large Prints have
become active and buoyant in price The supply of for
egn wooens nterferes greatly with market for do
mestcs and the expectation of lower range of prices
from superabundance oil supply checks good demand
me western trade is slowly improving yet it is i'm,
proving and Western Indebtedness is in reduc
ton while Western consumption shows a moderate in
The London Daily Netcs city article of the 25th ult
says:
The funds restrained from recovery by the con
tnued drain of gold, coupled with the confirmation of
rumor that the Bank of England has been selling stock
Consols after declining closed the yesterday
There was good demand for money at 2XG3 per cent
Tor best bs but not the slightest pressure At the
the amount of business moderate The Withdrawals
of gold from the bank to-day for the continent princi
gate of f34s 900 last Wednesday The exact
engaged for expectation by the Euxine is f455 9OO OF
which f296,6So is silver. The whole is private ac
count The aggregate of specie dispatched by four
er to the East during the present us 5s7
Dispatches received this day great fall in
Austrian stock, amounting to per cent while the ex
change on London has risen to 1856.
The London Times city article of the same evening
says:
Gold continues flow from the bank to meet the de-
mand for the Indian native stock, the funds have
again been dull throughout the day The atness on the
Paris Bourse and the fact of the King of Naples having
dissolved his cabinet rather than abandon project for
aimed in favor of the Pope coupled with the
notification that The report of Verona having been
IN state OF siege merely premature also produced
feeling of Encouragement
The Illinois Central Railroad Company's statement for
january, 1850, is as follows
LAND DEPARTMENT,
2,S90 SO acres land sold in January for arg 81
l237 IS acres land sold previously for 35 s37
i,z9s 65l:i4 s15,775 ,223 SO
Construction bonds cancelled. ......$ $3l 900
Free land bonds Cancelled. .......... 1000
Bonds Cancelled previously. III 500 500
Cash receipts for January .......S $50 05422
Total cash and bonds to Jan. 81,
$50. $3 1857 4s2 %
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT..
Rece pts for January 1860. S1s7 416 &C
do. do. 1859. I32 'O2d IN
The following are the earnings in detail of the Michi
gan Southern road for January, this year and last:
1859. 1860
Passengers..... .........s43 5S7s3 s9e s22O7
rTeieht..''. 5O791e1 1854 55
Express and miscellaneous. 5,ss1.5s 7,1So O5
Total. :slO4 ,so47a s1So, ,S5s Sc
Making an increase of S26, OLA 81