The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-24
PRICES AND SALES or STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Broker.
No l,St,sa



The week closes upon much more SATISFACTORY state
things marked revival of business having taken
place in produce, exchange and mercantile paper The
Of discount day outside bank range from 10 IN
10 for short and long No. paper The selection Of
choice bills has become much reduced and long dates are
taken more freely. Call leans easy at ear per cent
The Stock Exchange is again quite animated and the de-
cline Of yesterday morning is fully recovered with n
further advance in many of lag per cent The
buoyance to-day is also very marked in the State and
Railroad bonds these exhibiting general Improvement
short interest having been caught by the large purchases
Europe which have cleared the market Of cash stoc
and rendered deliveries very difficult. While S. cash
The advance since this time yes terday is 7 ner
cent, and IS is still bid for the cash stock.
Many of the purchasers of Erie were for the ac.
count of parties who sold large amount short o.
seller days which mature to day. The weakest of the
Railroad list was Panama which opened at l2l and was
offered down to ll9 without finding buyers The rumor
that extra dividend was in contemplation was no
doubt without foundation The market closed steady but
with irreguarity in price New York Central IS
arc Hudson 44G44h. The last sales of New York Cen
tral at 7G4 cash. Illinois Central and Toledo re-
covered close al per cent from the sales at the
Board For Virginia 70 bid after Board Govern
men bonds withheld from the market For the Sizes
9S is bid for the Elves Of 1874 49, The announcement
that preparations for paying the January interest were in
progress without its influence In the Railroad
bonds there is rise of 24 per in the issues of the
Hudson, Erie, Illinois Central and New York Central
This is the last day for the takers of the late govern
ment loan to make good their deposits the amount
upon which the Secretary of the Treasury had allowed
additional time Up to O'Clock $3.50 900 in gold and
S50OO00 in Treasury notes have been paid into the Sub
Treasury, out of the four millions which was due from
various parties at all the government despostores
Probably small amounts will be paid the Boston and
Philadelphia Offices.
We annex comparative statement Of the imports of
foreign dry goods at New York for the week and since
January /: $500 N
For the Week 1858 1880 ,eeo
Entered at the port a2 a aSSg so7
Thrown on MARKET. 46l.62l 2,364,3 sos 900
Since Jan LIST. '0O
Entered at the port 57 92s s11O254oo slooO75 os7
thrown on market. 60 III 500 los 742l45 90 ESQ OS6
The Philadelphia Bulletin of Saturday evening saws
There was spirit Stock Board this n,orning
than mas prevailed for month past prices of almost
everything on the list advanced Reading Railroad adj
yanced from yesterdays quotations but closed rather
feVtrSh and unsettled. Catawssa Railroad Preferred
declined at the opening, but this was afterwards re-
covered Reading railroad bonds and all the better class
Of shares and bonds are held for higher prices Passen
ger railway securities are neglected Bank stocks are
held firmly but there is very little movement in them
The demand for rooney on the street has fallen off and
the rates favor borrowers to per cent are the rates
for Undoubted short obligations and to per cent for
loans on call The Banks discountine literally and
doing their utmost to relieve the community
whose payments at this of the year are ALWAYS
heavy. large amount of money win be paid out on
te Isl proX Tor dividends and interest which will tend
TO still further reduce the rates of discount
The Boston Trdreiler of Friday evening saws:
The money market is working the yery best
notes ana the strongest coateras for anything else
1t Is as hard The banks gained ysx thousand
IN specie this morning, and hold s. 6S6 OO0 or about
hen per cent OF their deposits and circu Stocks
advanced IN market value to-day in consequence of the
influx OF specie Copper mining shares come out rather
freely at the Stock Board at irregular prices The Frank
IN has declared another annual assessment of two dollars
per snare amounting 10 $40 000 and the accounts f the
Isle hoyal snow that 1t has been worked at a loss