The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-07
VOL. I---NO. 1l6.
sf(onstaru anO Commercial 8ebittu.


BALTIMORE, July 8. 1855
The absence from the city of number of the members
of the Stock Board to-day greatly restricted operations
and but a small business done. The transactions
were confined exclusively Railroad shares and amount
ed in aggregate to but little $4,000 OF
more Ohio 80 shares sold buyer 10 days S6 100
shares buyer 60 days at S56 and shares at $50 cash
1t left of $564 bid regular way same as last rates at
Board, S56H asked. There shares Northern
Central disposed of at SIN buyers option days. and
only shares regular way Sly At the close it was
frmer with S172i bid, cash, S17 u asked
For Baltimore City Us the market is steady with 95
offered day for 1855, 96 for 1Ss6s 96 1905
For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Bonds $780, S3 was
asked and for Northern Central 1855, 81 bid, 62h
asked
The Baltimore Life Insurance Company has declared a
dividend of s. per share for the last six months.
The business of the New York Sub-Treasury atur
day Receipts, S129 3Ol So Customs s47 OOO Pay
ments s4O6, 81; Balance, $3.50 9Ss5s.
The Pacific Steamship Company and the Ocean Mail
Company, get about 100000 for postal service.
The steamer from New York Saturday, took 1894 451
gold mostly bars Some 100000 or $500 900 in bars
had been purchased but is certain that they will
shipped Wednesday next.
As compared with last week. the New York Bank
mcnt up rs follows:
Lsans and Disc Specie. Circulation Deposits
This Week 654 SOS 46 COG 81 4464 2 S106 642
Last Week. nS,S2340l 3l,94S,OS9 72I56s9 101776S 800
Increase. 1852 2,l9s,5l6 23o7a5 Assessor
The increase in net depostes is S3,424 ,O63
The June receipts of the Erie Railroad show a small
gain June last year, and those of the New York Cen
trail will probably show falling off of about 100000
The earnings of the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad
Company for the month of June ut are 100000 This
amount is about $4,000 less than for the corresponding
month of last year, and the falling off is owing to the
interruption of freight and travel by the late reshes at
the West
Tha Of he
Imports at New York for the week and since Jan. 1:
IS H:; s ss ss sssS
Total for the week, s3527 969 s3,9e4,914 s2653771
Previously reported, 1O5935,694 1i5lS6,53o 5S997o2o
Since January SOB l63 sos $l1917 III SOL 65O797
We annex comparative statement of the exports,
elusive specie New York to foreign ports for the
week and since January l.:
Total for the week.. 81 e264O7 sl6l6257 s2O97 pa
Previously reported. 56,3O6,424 35,s54762 29,lS9743
Since Jan. s37 1872 S3l S37 All O19 s31 2S7 or
The exports of specie from New York for the week
ing Saturday, and for the year 1858, follows:
Total for the week 1888 1879
Total 1856. So 53s 6s679
In relation to Dry Goods the New York Independent
says:
''The is in the MAN. though fair yet lin.
tied business being transacted by jobhers The
has been of all desirable goods but left with
large stock of undesirable kinds especially of goods fit for
Winter consumption, the mportations yerr
this fact which renders it almost certain that the mporta
tions will be light this Fall except French fances,
which there is increasing demand. The supply of
these in the season just closed has been far below the
wants of the trade.
In home made goods there is moderate demand which
is likely to continue through the summer South and
western active demand is expected to arise very
and preparations have been made to meet it. The
receipts of staple goods steady and stocks ncreas