The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-04
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN sew YoHh
BY ThT.EHKAFH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, St0ch ana BiilA 20

The New York Tribune of this morning SAYS:
There is nothing of Importance doing in foreign bills,
and drawers willing to sell at the quotations of the
last packet The present rates appear have been
tablished more from desire furnish the
shipment of gold to strengthen cotton holders the
other side than from any legitimate demand for remit
tance We quote Sterling at 109d109A; Francs, 515G
5l2E. Freights to Liverpool: 100 bbs Lard private
and per steamer 200 Cheese at 4Os and 100
tierces Beef at 4s cd In the money market there is
little hardening OF rates paper, without quotabe
change Very prime short paper still goes per cent
but with difficulty The range is 5G5H for short and
5 G6H for long On call the supply of money still
abundant at sac per The shipment of specie on
Saturday will be probably three quarters million to
million of dollars-The freight earnings of Ohio
and Mississippi Western divison) for the four weeks
ending April 16 90 against $50 90 for
the same period last increase for 1860 of 60
5S. The increase nearly all during the first two
weeks The passenger earnings of the period have
not been made up The Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
sold Saturday, to L. Zei Murdock aud four 9th
ers, by John II Rea. Commissioner, sum of thirty
thousand dollars. The sale subject to the Carlisle
Narnum mortgage of three hundred thousand dollars
with the accrued interest.
The following shows the condition of banks of the
four leading cities of the Union, according the latest
weekly statements at hand
Phada AprsO i6s cRSsS 55s,O SRSslf cs7R ss
New York. Ap 2s 27S5667 SlSI5 4S7 23279sO9 S7i90is
Noreans,Apr2l 222l2Ssi l9S8,922 l22sioo9 l8y589.4
pee7ioa5 week isss Is sss ss
I0elca.s:.:: RssTsa,e..,. sl:eeg' g.g, sseOl5 ..:
According Treasury returns at Washington the
tween the United States and foreign countries,
follows:
Specie exported. S63, ,Ss74l1
Specie imported 6,369,703
Excess of expectation S57 sly ,70S
The grand total movement from 1921 1859 inclusive
is illustrated by the following figures:
Specie exported. S622 500
Specie imported 33l ,741
Average excess of expectation. $500 4Ss 62S
From 1921 up to 1S49 inclusive the stood as
follows:
Specie imported. 1854 500 sos
Specie exportcd'..' ls5,S56S49
Average of Importation n........s 60 O33 456
Add excess of expectation since that period,
as above..,... $3.50 4SS 62S
And we have an aggregate average excess of
exports during the last ten years of 1859 500 OSI
These accounts only show what was the manifess,
and do not include that in the hands of passengers either
coming going The aggregate amounts of coinage at
the United States Mnts from their organization in 1898
to June 80, 1852 are as follows
Gold ......,.......S56 S564 499 255 67
"fe ''''''''''''''. Izz,oozo0o.I9
Iotal $685. 094 46
OF this aggregate there has been coined during the last
ten years, from so to SO, inclusive of
S0ld S47S 911 lSS70
$685., ,5e2 us SO
Previously 160 909 97S 81
Total $3.50, 500 O94 46
The Philadelphia Enquirer of this morning says:
On the street, the supply of money still exceeds the
demand. The market is still bare of choice names while
those which make their appearance readily taken
5d6 per cent, according to time Other up
to IL per cent though paper the better class is
hard to sell at advanced rates Loans call sac
By the from Europe by the AngloSaxon, appears
that the private of London have abandoned the
contest with the Rank of England restored the notes
they boarding. measure which not only has good