The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-19
sA LES At THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
PRIUES GEDsALEs OF STOCKS INNRW Yogk
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The New York Tribune of yesterday says there is an
improved market for foreign bills the easier state Of the
money market having brought in buyers Nearly all the
good transient bills have been taken up. The bankers
have advanced their rates for Sterling to 1OSSGlOS4
and bank bills sold at 10s5Gl0SH. Francs are 522H(g
51S4.
Freighs to Liyerpool-2OO bales Cotton at 1897 32d
800 boxes Cheese 25s 5000 bush Grain in bulk at Cd
$50 tcs Beef at IS cd zoe bbls Pork IS Cd 400 bbs
Rosn at Is so casks Rice at 22s. Cd To London-15
tons Seed at 25s To Bremen200 bales Cotton and 500
bbls Rosin on private terms brig of lSo tons from
Jacksonville to an Eastern port with ResaWed LUMBER at
SS so per thousand.
The money market still tends towards relief, although
without material ameoraton in rates beyond what has
been before noticed On demand the supply is increas
ing and quite equal the demand at per cent while
some transactions have been made at6h per cent First
class paper in better demand at 7d7H in exceptional
cases. and Sa9 cent for four and six months ndored
lines. The Banks still lending sparingly
We learn from the Philadelphia North american that
the New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company
have declared their usual semi annual dividend of FIVE
per cent, payable the first of February next leaving
surplus OF net earnings for the year amounting to
$4,000.
The gross earnings of the 1852 OPS goo
Current expenses repairs, operating road &c.. $4,000
Net earnings s........................... s643 900
Making ratio of 37k per cent of expenses to gross
earnings.
The Philadelphia Inquirer, of yesterday, says:
There is change report at the Stock Board There
has been variation i'll prices will be seen by our
quotations, but there is the 4aden duness attend
ing transactions, has ruled for the last month. Till
Congress is in full workn order material aevaton
be anticipated for the whole country is touched with
the paralysis that has supervened upon the discussions
going on in the Federal House.
In the Money market the same thing is operating to
stringency, when there is plethora of money,
and vast amount of specie in private hands The rates
for money have increased largely within ten days but
this condition will continue long provided the wheels
of the government allowed to move. The Federal
Treasury, however, it must be remembered is in sad
diton and all the efforts Of the government at retrenc
ment will avail but little to the finances Of the
nation from the slough toward which they tending
The Federal creditors Will not increase rapidly while
the country is in a state Of agitation.
The quantity of coal shipped from Elizabethpor N j.
in 1850, follows
By Scranton Company ................. tons 474 900
Lehigh-Lewis Andenried Co............. 69,57S
Lehigh-E. A. Packer & Co about. 10000
Lehigh-A Pardee & &Co..................... 10000
Lehigh-RandoIph Brothers ,..............,. $4,000
Lehigh-N. Sturtevant &Co.................. 10000
The Detroit Advertiser denies the correctness of the state
mens in regard loss having been sustained by the
State in the negotiation of 100000 bonds.