The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-03
5tloattarp an0 Commercial 8ebiew.
BALTIMORE, July 2, Is


BALTIMORE, July q 1855
Another dull week has prevailed in the Stock market
the transactions summing up about sl5OOoO at tn
Board against $3.50 600 last week The hot weather
which is causing many persons to leave the CITY,
fact that the transfer books of most of leading
had been closed the 1s instant have contributed in
great measure to the general dullness which has
manifested. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad stock opened
Saturday last with sales $57 cash and
declined tc 500 tafterwards recovered ttle the casf
sales on Thursday being at S56H closing s564 bid
S56A asked regular way S564 bid $57 asked buyer &C
days The Stock Board having yesterday adjourned
until Tuesday next, account the approaching
National Anniversary without any transactions
to report today The the week embrace only about
$500 shares Northern Central has been quiet during
the week. with sales of only $50 shares the last being
Sl1k cash, Sl75s buyers option 60 days.
In Loans and Bonds there has been very moderate
business done The only sales of Maryland 6 OOC
1905 at 105 and $1,000 1s70's at 104k City 6s have
ruled steadily through the week at 96 for 1905; but to
day heard of of 900 964 and afterwards
81 Railroad bonds have been very quiet The last sales
of Baltimore and Ohio 1s75s s5 Northern Cen
tral 1855 at 65, Central Ohio I'd mortgage 81
Sly bnyer 60 days, and North Western Virginia st
gage at 90 Bank stocks held firmly, with very
Offering. Canton brought SlS4 Thursday which was
the last transaction, and Springfield Mining $27s
the Banks the of making their July statements
required the last Legislature, they
dsconnng all the good paper offered though they evnce
rather less anxiety to employ their means until after the
statements have been made up. Undoubted single
20 readily the street at per cent, which is also the
rate for endorsed paper On call loans easily OBJ
tanned per with State City stocks collateral
Fancy Stocks New York dull the close the
Second Board to-day, and prices generally lower Erie
declined 4; New York Central a. Cleveland and Toledo
s Missouri 6s also declined u Reading and Panama are
unchanged.
The New York Times says of the money market on the
1st inst .r
There has activity in the day in the
Of paying and collecting the half yearly dividends
But the movement makes change in the price
supply of money do the collections for foreign
count perceptiby influence the rates of Exchange We
quote demand money loans at per cent short discounts
prime paper cent, 90 days to months paper 5
dollar. There little export demand for Bull
lion. The half yearly payments, this morning of inter
the and State loans have stfened the de
mand for United States 6s of 1S676S and for Mssours
Tennessees, &c
The exchanges at the New York Bank Clearing House
Thursday, s17,4I ,23 &C. and the balances $685.
1000. .-..
The operations of the Sub Treasury of New York
Thursday follows: ..-..
Total receipts. s157 III 43
OF which from customs. 81 900 90
ZSsol oI
20
The market at New York has been dull for Treasury
Notes; there transactions Thursday of about
3ooOOO at 10 cent premium for the Ak cents.
and 10 per cent. premium for the u per cents
The New York Herald says
The Buffalo Railroad Convention which, it fondly
hoped would lead to settlement of the suicidal rivalry
between the Erie and Central adjourned sine die last
ming, without having accomplished anything The fol-
lowing resolution was passed =
Resolved That New York and Erie road be requested
to advance its rates to the prices prior the
recent reduction which rates shall remain unchanged till
the 18th July next and that committee of three be ap
point by this Convention to inquire into the difficulties
between the Erie and Central roads.
The Erie directors present protested against the super
visoy authority assumed by the Convention and the
resentatves of the Cleveland and Toledo and other
roads which represented part the proceed
ings II is well known in railroad circles that the design
of the Convention, which got up by the New York
Central induce all of the Western and other roads
to enter into combination to cut of traffic from the Erie
in order punish for destroying the railway business
by the adoption of cheap fares.
Annexed is statement of the business of the Mint Of
the United States at Philadelphia for the month of June,
1858
BULLION DEPOSITED.
From California. S759, ,295. 90
other sources. ...'............. oo,loooo
Total Gold deposits . ssl5, ,45o 90
SILVER BULLION DEPOSITED.
Including silver purchases. $3.50 GOO 90
Spanish and Mexican fractions of a dollar
ceved for exchange for cents. 10000 90
Total Silver s299 COO 90
Copper coins 90. 81 received for exchange for
new cents. ........................... 35S0OO
Total deposits. 81 IFS $1,000
COINAGE EXECUTED-GoLD. %
Denomination No. of pieces Value
Double eagles.............. .... $3.50 $771 $4,000
Half dollars rs................... 300 900 $50 900 90
Quarter dollars. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000 100 10000
Total 900 $3.50 600 90
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000 100000
REHABILITATION.
Gold coinage $3.50 III 5000
Silver coinage ................. $4,000 $50 90
Copper coinage. ., 900 900 20 10000
Total ass $40 81 O77 $4,000