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ere is no quotable change in rates, and prices are quite firmly maintained. The retail trade is very satisfactory, and the style and quality of goods are very superior. the following, from the New York Journal of Commerce of Wednesday, P. M., will show the rates of exchange at New York and the principal cities of the Union: Albany...¼ disc. Baltimore...@ disc. Boston...@ disc. Buffalo...¾ disc. Charleston...1 disc. Chicago...@ 1 disc. Cincinnati...¾ disc. Cleveland...¾ disc. Detroit...1 disc. Louisville...@ 1 disc. Milwaukee...1¼ @ disc. Mobile...¾ @ 1 disc. Nashville...1 disc. New Orleans...@ ½ disc. Philadelphia...½ disc. Pittsburg...disc. Richmond...¾ @ 7/8 disc. Savannah...¾ @ 1 disc. St. Louis...1 disc. The Chicago Tribune of Saturday says: The depreciation in State stocks is causing some slight talk with regard to Illinois and Wisconsin currency, the great bulk of which is secured by Missouri bonds
l, J. H. Lester. Schr. W. Roark, Roark, Philadelphia, coal Wirt Roberts. Schr. Kadosh, Williams, Philadelphia, coal, P. C. Larus, Ag't. Schr. Express, Tylor, Philadelphia, coal, J. L. Statton. Schr. Revenue, Grady, Philadelphia, coal, J. R. Anderson. Schr. Arkansas, Dandy, Alexandria, pig iron, J. R. Anderson. Schr. Wm. G. Tufts, Russell, Albany, lumber, Jno. A. Belvin. Schr. Wm. E. Leggett, Gibson, Albany, lumber, Jno. A. Belvin. Schr. Thos. Martin, Cleveland, Albany, lumber, S. C. Robinson Schr. Wm. Henry, Sharlott, Albany, lumber, I. J. Mercer & Co. Schr. Caleb H. Vanname, Vanname, Albany, lumber, E. F. Ragland & Co. Schr. Thos. W. Dawson, Brooks, York River, wheat, E. Wortham & Co. Schr. Rough & Ready, Mason, Eastern Shore, wheat and potatoes. A. Millspauth. Schr. St. Cloud, Gwatney, Smithfield, wheat, W. H. Pleasants. Sloop New Packet, Gray, Smithfield, wheat, Warwick & Barksdale. Sailed, Steamship Roa
(from last sale at the Board.) 9; Missouri 6's 3¼; Erie 4th mort. 8; Mich. So. 2d inort. 2; La Crosse and Mil. Land Grants 1; American Exchange Bank 1; Metropolitan Bank from last sale, on the 9th inst.,) 16; Canton Company 1; Del. and Hud. 1; Penn. Coal 5; Pacific Mail 4; New York Central 1½, recovering 1; Erie 1½; Hudson River 4¾; Harlem 1 on old and ¾ on preferred; Mich, Central 3½; Panama 3; Mich. So. ¼ on old stock and 3½ on guaranteed; Ill. Central scrip 5; Galena and Chicago 4¾; Cleveland and Toledo 1¼; Chicago and Rock Island 1; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1½; Mil. and Miss 1; New Jersey Central 2; La Crosse and Mil. ¾; Del. Lack. and Western 6. The Bank of Sing Sing, which suspended payment, has about $100 000 loaned to three individuals, which it is unable to call in Its circulating notes, amounting to about $51 000, are amply secured by New York State Stocks; at the last report there were deposited with the Bank Superintendent $29,000 in N. Y. State 5's, a
ecline as the call progressed. At the Frat Board United States 5's sold at 95, the same as yesterday; Tennessee 6's advanced 1 ½; Virginia 6's 1; Missouri 6's 3 ¼, Illinois Central bds. 3; LaCrosse and Mil. land grants 1; Del and Hudson Canal 1; Pacific mail 4 ½; New York Central 2 ¼, failing back 1; Erie 1 ½, falling back ½; Hudson River ¼, losing ½; Harlem ; Reading 1 ¼; Mich. Central 2 ½, losing ½; Mich. So. ½, falling back for old stock; o. guaranteed 2 ½, falling back ; Panama 5; Cleveland and Toledo ; Chicago and Rock Island ¼; Mil. and Miss. 1; Det. Lack and Western 5 The following declined:--Erie Con. of 71 fell off 1; Hudson River 1st mtge. 3; Mich. Cent. 1st mtge 1; Michigan So. 2d mtge. ½; American Exchange Bank 1; Continental 5; New Jersey Central R. R. 3, recovering 2; Illinois Central scrip ½, afterwards recovered; Galena and Chicago ¼; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy ½; and New Jersey R. R. 2. The exports for the week have been enormously large th
ic Mail 4; New York Central 1 ¾; Erie 2; Hudson River 2 ½; Harlem ½; do. preferred 1 ¼; Reading 2 ¼; Mil. and Miss. ¼; Michigan Central 3; Michigan Southern 1 ¼ on old stock, and 4 ¾ on preferred; Panama 5; Illinois Central 3 ½, recovering 1 ¼; Cleveland and Pittsburgh 1; Galena and Chicago 3 ½; Cleveland and Toledo 1 7/8; Chicago and Rock Island 2 7/8; and Chicago. Burlington & Quincey 2 ½. Henry Willets. Esq. the treasurer of Westchester Co., has been appointed receiver of the Bank of g 2 ¼; Mil. and Miss. ¼; Michigan Central 3; Michigan Southern 1 ¼ on old stock, and 4 ¾ on preferred; Panama 5; Illinois Central 3 ½, recovering 1 ¼; Cleveland and Pittsburgh 1; Galena and Chicago 3 ½; Cleveland and Toledo 1 7/8; Chicago and Rock Island 2 7/8; and Chicago. Burlington & Quincey 2 ½. Henry Willets. Esq. the treasurer of Westchester Co., has been appointed receiver of the Bank of Sing Sing, and has given bonds in $100 000, and taken possession of the as
. The stock market gave evidence of a continued panic, the decline having continued, and the business was limited less by the want of eagerness on the part of sellers than the backwardness of buyers, the latter having it very much their own way. North Carolina State 6's advanced ½. We notice the following additional declines from the lowest sales at either Board yesterday: U. S. 6's of 1874 declined 2; Missouri 6's ¾; California 7's 2: Ill. Cen. bds. 1; La Crosse and Mill. bds. 1; Penn. Coal 1; Pacific Mail 1½; New York Central 1¾, recovering ¾; Erie 2; Hudson River 1½; Harlem 1; Harlem Pref. 1¾; Reading 2¼; Michigan Central 2½; Michigan Southern 1, on old stock, and 1¼ on preferred; Ill. Cen. scrip 2¾; Galena and Chicago 2¼; Cleveland and Toledo 1¾, recovering ¾; Chicago and Rock Island 1¾; Chicago. Burlington and Quincey 2½; Mill. and Miss. 1. In a few cases the decline was greater than quoted, the closing sales being, occasionally, a fraction above the