The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-14
Hlonetatp an6 Commercial 8ebittu.


BALTIMORE June L.
The operations at the Stock Board to-day were quite
limited, amounting to only about so 000 Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad advanced y, cash sales sellers
option being at S54 and buyers option 60 to Is days
S5S There only 200 shares of this stock sold and
closed at $57% bid, S5S asked regular way Northern
Central very quiet Sales day
of % shares at SIS regular way
State and City Loans and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Bords without any movement. Northern Central
Railway 1855 improved 4, $4,000 selling at $63A
Western Virginia Sd mortgage also better
with sales of $4,000 at 45. Central Ohio ID mortgage
showed less frmness the sales $4,000 at 81 buyer
20 and GO days Some shares stock sold at
$9S4 for Bank of Baltimore $25 for Bank of Commerce.
and s9K for Howard Bank. We also note sales of 500
shares Springfield Mining Company at $24, buyer GO
days, same as last rates
| The New York Tribune says
At the Second Board Friday the market was quite
rampant with decided improvement in all the
ielGinS SHARES. New YORK Central ana Erie were
both active, the former touching sly on the call and
| then running up to 172s. There also improve
ment since the First Board of X per cent in Read
ing, from to cent. each in Hudson River Galena
and Rock Island, Milwaukee and Mississippi jumped up
204 and after the Board sold at20H The disposition
to buy was very strong during the session and the only
difficulty seemed to be in securing stocks at the
quotations Just after the adjournment however the tide
turned little and at the close of business prices
quoted about per cent lower all round The Bond
improves steadily especially for State and good City Stocks
Missour Tennessee and Vrgnias each higher and
in demand The closing prices were, Erie 165 New
York Central SO Reading A. Michigan Southern q;
Preferred do. AZ Hudson River 25a Rock Island 72T
Galena IS; Milwaukee and Mississippi 2OH Missouri 81
! &c. Delaware and Hudson 96G97, &c.
The New York Commercial Adreriser of Saturday af
ternoon says:
Stocks took an upward turn at the second hoard
yesterday and the whole better this morning New
York Central, however, fell of little. 1t up to 81
last evening from so in the morning To-day with sales
to SIX and closed Mt 81 T. Erie began at 16 agans l6k
at the first and 173s the second board yesterday and
closed at 17 Reading which advanced yesterday from
40 to IL began at the latter price to-day and up to
Az the close. Hudson River commenced at 26E and
LETT off at q against % 25 at the two boards yester
day There sales of Harlem old stock The pre-
ferred brought 23 Pacific Mail Steamship sold at "A
The Western stocks participated in the advance Michi
Southern old stock which closed yesterday morning
at 2OA opened to-day at but fell to p at the close
The uarantied stock brought q to 43 against Il yeser
day. Gaena and Chicago, which advanced from 81 at
the first 81 the second board yesterday, up to
S54. Chicago and Rock Island with large sales opened
az 49, and fell to 72H, against 722 and 72A two
boards yesterday Milwaukee and Mississippi which was
sold closed at 20 yesterday advanced TO
~ Cleveland and Toledo began at 34& and closed at
sale La Crosse sold at yesterdays price *.
in bank stocks the only sale of Bank of Commerce
| at 1o34
State stocks firm and higher. Large of Mis-
souri, skies made, closing at ST. q advance Ten
nessee advanced Ohio skies of 1886 closed yesterdays
price Louisiana brought g. and California and
S6& lot of Brooklyn city skies taken 90 yes
terday's price.
In Railroad bonds there was moderate business Erie
convertbes of 1871 sold at &c. against at the
of the week The first mortgage closed at
9S and second at 924 Harlem first mortgage brought
ST. Hudson river second do. 92%, advance; Milwaukee
and Mississippi do TO- Illinois Central ST. yesterdays price
and La Crosse Land Grant 30, x decline
The money market is quite inactive, and continues
grow in The supply presses upon the market and
while the market rate demand prime securities is
about four per cent considerable are placed at
lower Mercantile paper is and inquired for at
four to five per cent for strictly first Glass; while names
not so well known go at six to seven.
The exchanges at the New York Bank Clearing House
on Friday small, amounting only to s13 IA
The balances were $50, 594.6l
The exchanges at the bank clearing house this morn
ing SIS 231 962 Go, and the balances were 81
97679
The New York Clearing House reports the following as
the relative exchanges of checks drafts notes &C.
between the Associated Banks of this City the past
twelve months compared with the previous year The
striking contrast the month of August last is an
index to the effect of the crisis upon the general volume Of
Bank transactions