The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-18
VOL. II---NO. 179.
stlOnttarp an6 Commercial 2ebifm.
BALTIMORE, September II, is

BALTIMORE September IL, 1858.
In the early part of the Stock market was ex
ceedingly dull and transactions almost nominal
within the past two days activity
principally in Railroad shares which have declined con
sderaby during the week The total of
amounts to about 100000, $4,000 of last
week Baltimore and Ohio Railroad opened on Saturday
last with sales at s5sGs57B buyer 60 days i:
has gradually fallen off with sales to-day Of 1850 shares
at S56$56A cash and short time and s564 56H buyer
90 days closing $50 bid s564 asked regular way
exhibiting decline for the week OF about $75 per share
The total amount this stock sold during the week
about 100 shares Northern Central also shows decline
of about S175, opening Saturday last with sales at
SLY sellers option 60 days To day there sales of
400 shares at %S20h buyer 20 days. and $40 cash,
leaving $40 bid S2O5 regular way, decline
of since yesterday. The sales of the week includ
about S75 shares. There been doing in Bank
stocks this week than for time past and rates
firm. To-day the only sale so shares Franklin at
SHY The last sales fSpringheld Mining Company
s2564 cash. and of Santa Cla Mining at $40 Moth
ing doing in Canton
The only operations in State Loans this week sale
to-day of $4,000 Maryland 6's 1870 at s1O5 In City
Loans there has been nothing done for S9Os 9S bid
to day. The transactions in Railroad bonds have been
very limited 1000 Baltimore and Ohio 1855 brought
Sc today for 1ssOs s5 asked and 1855 s5K bid
Sc asked Northern Central 1855 held 67A with
81 n offered. sales virginia
week, for 1st mortgage 81 bid to-day and unen
dorscd Sd mortgage are held at sos.
Money in rather better demand this week. and
rates are little sitter, but the Banks still discount
ing all good paper offered Most Of the the
street is uncndorsed of which for first class
Gas per cent Call loans may be negotiated at per cent
for prime colaterals
OF foreign exports from this port for
the week ending Thursday 1920 069, exclusive of
the cargo Of the brig H. A. Campbell, for the
West Indies the manifest of which destroyed in the
late fire Included the above amount 5,4l1 bbls
-four 23S meal and 5639 hhds tobacco There
was no wheat exported and very little The toal
value foreign imports for the week s2752ls
which S13 635 free goods and s143,5S3 dutiable
The New York stock market little irregular to-day
Erie declined s; New York Central IS; and Reading "
Cleveland and Toledo advanced b Rock Island q; Michi
gan Southern 4 and Hudson b.
The New York Tribune OF to-day says:
There nothing doing in Exchange for the Saturday
steamer, but firm for Sterling at lO94 G1lO
Francs heavy.
Freights are Grmer. To Liverpool, 5000 bbls Flour,
rate 900 bushels Corn at 4d 900 bushels Wheat at
Id Cotton led; 800 bbs Rosin at Is 6i. To
London $50 tons Oil Cake at 20s To Glasgow 500 bbs
Flour on private terms vessel of $50 tons to Porto Rico
and back for 1850 Messr Gerard, Belts Co. sold at
length 129 inches breadth 2s feet inches depth IA
feet y inches for IS 100 cash to a ostonan The brig
Tavernier for sale by auction changed hands
at private sale for &, 200 $1,000.
The steamer Saturday will probably take half mil
lion and perhaps more, in gold.
The Government loan is dull and sold at the Sec
ond Board 1O34 Treasury Notes also Inactive
sale of per made for payment at the Custom
House per discount Some IA per cents, also
sold at a small discount
The business of the New York Sub Treasury Thurs
day follows:
VI Whcn from customs oo,UOU W
I4Ai5 90
The exchanges at the New York Bank Clearing House
Thursday large, amounting to $40 O26, 1914,
and the balances to 81 ,290, 619l