The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-17

The New York Tribune, of this morning, says
The remarkable rmness of the Stock market Satur-
day under the exciting from the South lost
this morning and general stampede took place in prices
the decline being very general, and ranging from to
very large proportion of the sales were Of cash stock
thrown on the market by mid and weak holders This
ock was mostly taken by the Leading shorts the de-
although expressing belief in further decline, did not
disposed to extend their lines at present low
tations IN public appear have entirely abandoned
the stock arena having precedent state
auars to govern them in their operations The
he Board was quite excited and at the close the
Ret exhibited frmness was natural after the
serious decline The loss of confidence in the bank
OF the Confederate States still increases to-day and they
cannot be sold beeri than so cent discount Most
bs are Iogl6 per cent discount, and Western notes
pased upon the stocks of the Border States at lO5 per
th uscGunt' In consequence of the heavy decline in
Money on call is without change, borrowers supply
ther wants without difficulty 4G6 per cent on choice
coaterals The political movements Of the last day or
two have, however, brought almost the OPP
are waiting the developments of the few days
touch nothing but strictly gilt-edged signatures The
in bank, paper with Southern faint looked upon
with great dstrust The chance of collecting Southern
debts is considered very slight The Indebtedness
the great cities has been considerable liquida
ted but the crossoad debt scarcely be worth 10
to the dollar
The market is dull for foreign bills and heavy The
business for this steamer will probably be done per
cent decline on the asking rates Sterling is neminay
l06H@1074. Francs, 530G525.
The following is comparative statement OF the condi
ton of the Banks of New York city April 9th and April
18th:
aPl IS ARH5t Inc 1895 $50
Circulation. ss6l429 S,e3o,141 Dec. l28,7i8
Deposits 96,626,O78 94,S59,slo 1859
The foreign exports specie from New York last
Previously repoI ted
Total since Jan. s.. Sss, 1856
Same time in 1862 20S 400
Same time in 1883. oio POI
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks pre-,
SCENTS the following aggregates as compared with those OF
the previous week:
Capital stock 500 5s5 s11,sls595 $4,000
Loans 25,4l31S6 25,4l5,402 1885
Specie. 6452093 {, 675 122 223, O29
D D other banks...... 3l35734 3,543,l5S 407 4l9
deposits. ............ 1eooeOl5 14,45s,s33 452,S1S
circulation ms n........... sO7o22o 2s2oS1s 249,467
New Yo Times Of the 3d. received by the Fulton at
spS Of gold at Paris is about per mile
per 81 shu the short exchange on London Is 25S7X
price of Is i7a ioH these rates with the
mat gold is ABOUT 6lsh Der cent dears
by aaxices rom Hamburg the price Of gold is .95 Y
anu ne saoTt exchange on is 10 pe
therefore ABOUT 6lohs per Cent dearer in Londnn th
saThe last quotation Of the course Of exch,pg. .
York London for bills 81 days sight is los to ins
per cent, showing that compared the mint pap
between the two countries the exchange is against
England The RICH rate Of interest," however and the
loss of time before the gold is received back from the
American mints render 1t doubtful if any profit be
made at the rates by sending gold to the United
States.
There full demand for discount at the bank to-
cay and 1t be doubted il there will be any fur
Of the rate until after the payment Of the
qVlaenos, which will commence on Tuesday the 9th.
the STOCK exchange short loans have been in request at
@ 20 per cent, but the charge until the May account
Is not higher than 5x per cent
ne usnsaetions In foreign stocks have been unimpor
| tant and IN some cases decline has taken place.
The ias price from Paris this evening was 67i 70c
showing aeoins Of nearly quarter per cent,