The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-14
PRICES ANDsALEs OF STOCKS IN NEwYoRL
BY TELEGRAPH.
The Herald of this morning says

The Bank statement of to-day compares as follows
with that Of last week
March s. Si25 O127Oo % S12 si65,o26 SO,s76,172
March TO- l27 3O277s 2ls6llSO S,49,6S3 s1,O2l, ,94S
Increase s229O,O78 354,6o7 145,776
Decrease l225 632
There is fair amount of business doing in Foreign
Bills for the Wednesday steamer and rates are unchang
ed. The supply of frst.cass Sterling at 1OsdlOS4 is
is restricted Francs are lower and dull we quote 5lSA
0515.
Freights to Liverpool 200 tcs beef at Ss Cd G9s. Cd
lard and $50 boxes bacon 25s 500 bbls spirits
5s To London: so casks rice gt 30s. The ship Helen
R. Cooper, to Antwerp brig to Marseiles with slaves
and brig Of 200 tons to Jamaica and back, terms we
did learn and bark of $50 to Cuba for 81 $50
The following the last quotations of sight exchange
New Pork the cities mentioned the quotation being
in all cases for gold:
Chicago. ........................... RGH premium
ST ouis............... ........... 4tGH
CINCINNATI. i.....''....'...'......... s1A
Ss% Orleans dis.@% "
Baltimore :.'....'.... ......'...''. Ito
Philadelphia. a........... -.......... par
The earnings of the Gaena and Chicago Union Rail-
road, for the week ending march s. were as annexed;
3s3s 81 sloissss 1859 IL
Passengers S,C47.H 6,79O 81 Dec. .256 AZ
Mails, &C.,. 10000 $4,000 Inc. 10000
Total. $50 o8l67s s17,9o32o Dec. s29l3,58
The traffic for the first week of March, the Michigan
Southern Road,
1882. ...........................26 26lllOO
Increase. s2858Oo
The Michigan Central also shows an increase:
me figures are''''' ...'' '''.'.''..''s9 s91 6al.52
lo5Ss'''.' ..,s.., ,........,,. ZS,l3zZ0
Increase. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $2,5O927
The same week on the Rock Island,
Ilves''.'. ..'''.''..'.'''..'..'''. ..'Si1 499OO
loG9'....,...' .................... l5,SSbOU
The first week on the Toledo and Wabash, '-'''
Mas........................... $l?4O6.O0
Increase. .............:........ s79lOO
The Philadelphia Inquirer of this morning, says
The following statement of the Philadelphia Banks
for the week. show the following averages, compared
with the previous week:
c...., s March $: March oI3 T. co..
Loans 25742447 25,S32077. Inc. S9,63O
Due fm other Bks. 567 656 17O4 $50. Inc 1876 933
Due to other Bks ..3;l33,3l2 32O9, 9,553 Inc 1624l
Deposits. 971 15,2O5. .432 Inc 1246l
Circulation. 697 1OS 27S3 345. Inc Sc 237
Petersons Detecor informs us that very dangerous
ttoo dollar altered note, on the Meacomet Bank Fall
River. Mass, has made its appearance 1t is altered from
the Washtenaw Bank, Michigan, bogus concern. The
vgnette is forest scene, men choppng wood female in
Look for this plate, it has already been altered
to the Bank of Yent and to the North River Bank New
York.
The Cincinnati Enquirer of Saturday says
We learn from Colonel F. F. Fuller, General Western
Agent of the Baltimore and Ohio who has just returned
from business trip TO Texas, that the Galveston and
houston VIII ne SOFA on tle lotn INSTANT at lHe
suit of the bondhoders. The road is fifty miles in
length.
The Cincinnati Enquirer of the 11th says:
There has been quite heavy trade in Dry Goods du-
ring the past week and prices of all remain steady
The of trade of this class being done in city
is not however in the opinion of heaviest dealers
large that of year SINCE and it the opinion
have before nmaed that the entire trade of the
will be large Merchants from the country
coming in pretty freely but aside from Prints
and Staple goods they buy sparingy. From some sec
tions they not paying their old Indebtedness
freely could be wished and this dealers
not urging them buy heavy stocks thinking the
best economy for both buyer and seller is, that they
should buy moderate stock, and if their trade should
warrant. fill up later in the season.