The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-17
PRICES AND ssA!gs oF STGcKs INNEw YORK
Fhrough lillian FIsEEE Il Son, Stock and B i'll roke
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No Second Board received from New York


The New York Tribune of yesterday says:
Although somewhat lacking in vigor and spirit the
operations at the Stock Exchange to-day developed an
Improving market and amore general disposition buy
The shorts have been covering and closing
contracts for several days and this interest has
greatly diminished while, on the other hand there has
been some shifting of parties from bear to bull side This
better feeling is almost entirely owing the anticipation
of early organization of the House which is spoken
in the street with great deal of confidence and are
in fact, witnessing the improvement, share it.
which that event is expected to establish In this way
the effect of election of Speaker is to certain extent
discounted in the Stock market and although the first
announcement would be very likely to give alively i'm
pulse to the market it is doubtful whether the move
mcnt would have strength pemanence enough to JUS
y the expectations now entertained by stock specula
tors
The market is very irregular for foreign bills and with
few transactions, rates have downward tendency. Ster
ling is nomnay l074M10S4 for good to leading sigma
lures. Francs, 522H HG51SA.
Freghts to Liverpool: 1900 bushels Wheat at Bkd in
ship bags; 400 terces Beef IS Cd $50 bales Cotton
532d; 100 boxes Bacon at EOS SO barrels Lard at Dos
To London 100 tierces Beef at tierces at 25
To Glasgow: 100 tierces Beef brig from Machias
TO south side Cuba and back private terms vessel
OF 2S6 tons TO north side of Cuba and back SO cts for
Sugar, and S275 for Moasses.
The business of the subTreasury Receipts $780,
2676l; for Customs, s39,oOO; Payments ss42 1877 20
Balance 729 647 65 Treasury Notes received for cus
toms during the week, sl45 546.75
Avery large portion of the amount paid in for duties
during the week paid in Treasury Notes
The earnings of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for
December, 1859 were ::
Passengers, &c, 1859 ..........c~ l2G. .666 %
Passengers, &C. ls5S...,.......,..... Io4 o3oe
The business of the Little Miami and Columbus and
Xena lines for the twelve months ending November so
1859 and 1895 compares as follows:
From Passgrer s5iss 7isa isSs IN e
F'm Expss mail 58,7O6s9 53'is795 5,5ss. "A
operats expenses oSs2ocS ssss 2S4ss
Netearnngs.. $500 934.7s s611. .1o5O O9dcs44 40 Sc
Treasury Notes again pressing the market and
the per cents have been sold at small discount There
Is fair demand for them at = per cent discount The
money market has shown marked relief today especially
on call The supply of capital seeking employ mept in
call loans was quite equal to the demand, per cent
ana late IN the day. loans could have been had per
cent on favorite colatera Paper in demand
and the rates show Improvement of about per cent
from the extreme rates of the week. The banks howev
do not TO experience much relief the bank
figures Of Monday will probably show further contrac
ton of loans The specie line should show moderate
increase, with the help of the California remittance to
co9nteraet the declining average Of the previous week
gained during the week The Kangaroo takes $47 632
nearly all silver.
The exports of specie the week ending on Saturday
Jan. IA, 1860, were:
Jan 9, bark Acme, Vera Cruz U s. gold coin ...s e1o
Jan. @ steamer Karnak Havana sovereipns . s30
Jan. IL steamer Etna, Liverpool, gold bars $25,5
silver bars $500. &c 900
Jan IS, bark Teresa, St. Thomas u s. gold 1000
Jan. l3 steamer Kangaroo Liverpool, silver and
gold bars s1966S silver bars So l64 gold coin
so'oo9 AZ 632
SSS 4S2
The Cincinnati Gasette of Saturday says that the
following are the earnings Of the Great Western Rail
way for the week ending 9th January 1860
passengers Sl3, ,27S 42b
trelshl ana hVe stock. 12,29l.38
Mails and sundres. ........... .......... l37Olsk
CorPespondns week last 80 ySs ySs % %
Jecrease.. s., ,229 26
The SUBSCRIPTIONS to the plan to reorganize the Tcrre
haute, Alton and St Louis road reaches per
cent upon million of bonds, ana there remains no
doubt Of the full success of the scheme The PAYMENTS
hnRn ms Wi nj nro
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RALRoAD.-The earnings of this
road TO- the month OF December were as follows:
1O4 030 9S
The Legislature of Ohio have indefinitely postponed the
consideration of the bill to restore the per