The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-24
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS NEW YORK
BY TELEGRAPH
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Broke,
INC New York Tribune OF this morninr ga,

The stock market this morning opened with some
mess but as the session proceeded the supply of stock
in the market under the realizing movement
which has been going day or two was too great
Tor the demand, and prices fell off from II x Per
cent the decline being greatest in Western shares The
foreign news. when received, had marked effect the
operations in the board being nearly concluded Central
was heavy, the firmest selling SOA regular AGAINST
19$ Late Yesterday afternoon there a current ru-
that the February dividend settled at per cent
Between the Boards the market very heavy an
active disposition to sell As the tone Of the foreign ad
vices was fully ascertaned Central broke down ia
20, Erie to Ssa, Rock Island to 57H, Toledo to 34%
Michigan Central to 5SH, Reading to 464, &c At the
second board there a large business done with a
Of stock the market which has lost all the
yereba which has marked it fer the past week or two
The feeling closely resembled panic and in the anxiety
to SELL further concessions of to per cent were made
Illinois Central exhibits the largest decline the Quota
ons from London being lower 1t sold down 10 81 hav.
Ing been So in the morning Erie also suffered from the
lower Engish quotations. and sold as low as against
40 yesterday afternoon The Western shares were much
depressed and the decline from highest poipts of yes
erday has been per cent on Galena ner cent on Ro
Island, per Toledo per cent on Illinois Cen
trail ~ per cent on Southern guaranteed per cent on
burlington and Quincy, per cent Michigan Central
per cent. on keading 3b per cent. New York Cen
trail 3h per cent Harlem, &C.. showing the dcpItv
ofndng resting place for these stocks when any CON
siderable amount is put on the market.
The money market is very quiet. The demand is III
tie more active on call in consequence the Treasury
nave still downward tendency and the scarcity of
strictly first class names enables holders to sell at about
the legal rate.
There is no feature in Foreign Bills but increased
rmness in the demands of drawers The advance Of in
here. Sterling is held at l05@O6k with sales of first
class bankers at the highest figures Francs are 535
$50. ''0NS
Freights-To Liverpool 6000 bushels; wheat in baps
private terms; u GOO bushels I'D in bulk 800
bbs -four at IS. Cd; 200 boxes bacon at 35s and 300
bbs lard at 3s Cd steamer so bags cloverseed and
20 bbs lard at Cos To London loo boxes bacon at 42s
Cd. and 1000 bushels wheat at 13d in bags
The annexed fgules Of the commerce of the United
States for the ending 30h june 1860 are from the
official reports in the Department:
IMPORTS FOR THE YEAR lS5Q-6O
Dutiable goods. s27q s72 827
Iree GOODS 1874 .479
SPecle anu ouliion'.. S55o135
Total imports for The year. ...,...... 1862 169 Q4l
EXPORTS POR TEE YEAR lS59-6O
Domestic produce other than specie 212 423
Foreign produce and merchandise ....... II 333 ga
Domestic specie and bullion -. $50 946S5l
Foreign specie and bullion.... 95993s9- 66 516 ee3
Total exports to foreign ports $500 100 2e8
This shows surplus of s3S 00O000 of exports which
however consisted entirely specie The merchandise
and produce exported was $40 600 Goo less than the
amount imported The exports of specie were unprec
dened The aggregate exports and imports greater
than for any previous year.
The following are the footings of the Boston weekly
bank statement:
Capital stock 0e1 7nn
uscounts 63 275
4i25 900
Due from othsr panks 70ei 500
Due otner $4,000
1886 500