The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-18
VOL. I---NO. l52.
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BALTIMORE, August II 1888

BALTIMORE, August IT, 1858
Although there little activity in Stocks to
day the market still duh The aggregate the opera
tions the Board up about S33 OOO Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad was heavy, and declined fully dollar per
share There were some $50 shares sold $5sXds5s4
cash AMI sellers option 60 days, s5SA6s5Sb buyer &C
days. leaving off at $5S bid $5S% asked regular way We
learn that after the Board il offered at s5S cash.
Northern Central was frm with sales of 400 shares at
s20a buyer 60, and $2O4 buyer days. slight ad
on last transactions 1t closed SOY bid s2Ox asked
Bank stocks continue firm with few Offering. The sales
to-day comprise so shares Mechanics at S1SA 20 shares
Franklin at s1l and Is shares Citizens Sly. For
Springfield Mining Company 81 516 offered, but it
was held at S2n. Baltimore City 6s very dull the
only sale to-day being $780, 1890 9sk the yes-
terday Railroad bonds without much activity, and
baltimore and Ohio and without transactions
For ls7s 81 bid, s5k asked 1ssO held at s34
and Tor 1855 81 bid with IS asked The only sale Of
Northern Central 1855 $500 at 66k, lower than
they brought yesterday North Western Virginia bonds
are firm with sales of 50 I'd mortgage at 70 and that
price offered for more 1t mortgage held 92 with 81
bid Sd mortgage unendorsed at &c. with IS offered and
endorsed 3D. mortgage were held at 6Sk.
At the New York First Board day fancy stocks were
again lower. Erie declined "a New York Central 4;
Reading &; Cleveland and Toledo n; Michigan Southern
.; and Rock Island s. Harlem improved 4 and State
stocks were steady. We had report from the Second
Board.
The New York bank averages made up Monday after
noon compare follows with those which up
last week:
Week eNlg Loans Specie Circulation Deposits
Aug o. S12O S92 $50 IS s44 77s45l5 10Y 454 us
Aug 16 123,S7445o 3l15O472 7,5ss,939 1O5,O34, ,769
Decrease. 3,s95,872 1s5,576 2,4ls,s4s
The following the business done at the New York
SubTreasury Monday:
Total receipts 1858 S27 70
account OF loan. 8392 so
OF which California drafts. "A 900 90
Daahce IL, ,795, ,6O4 .55
The eShanges at the Bank Clearing House Monday
were S17345 S56G0, and the balances 81 15O, ,52612
There increased Offering of Foreign Bills New
York on Monday and the price London opened
Persa's mail at 1925 per cent, at which there not
much business done The Bill Brokers Change in the
afternoon declined operate freely better 109b per
Most of the remances be provided for go over
to Tuesday. The export for Bullion moderate. par
Gel of S7er S22 0OO received Monday from New Orleans
may be tanshpped for England. French bills are 5.13x
@512K'
The following is acomparative statement of the Phila
delphia Banks for the weeks ending August and 16.
Loans $40 2el s2is5e. .7s7 Inc. .s2s7, ,47e
5ps @ other Bank; ns n
Due to other Banks. 3,176,333 337s351 Inc. 2O2 O1s
Deposits =. 1ao54O76 1929 @ $50 Dec. 124 ,42o
Circulation ....s... 1884 652 1922 $40 Dec. 721l2
The July receipts Of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Company show remarkably well in comparison with those
of other leading Railroads
Gross Earnings Expenses Net Earnings
July, 1S5s.....S 1890 2l66l S2493437 Sl40, ,9O2 "a
July, 1857 .... 404 95540 $50, ,304 so l24 $50 go
Increase...... ........ 16,251.64
Decrease. 14,73S.79 3099043 ........
Jan. 1st. to
Aug l. 1858 9S6 1850 1,727 45910 1,25s, ,6s9.79
Same period
last year ,9S1 ,OO9.26 1923s5572 1O57, 1853 81
Increase 5,13963 2O1, $50. .25
Decrease... 1876 396 60 ......
CANAL DEPARTMENT, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
MONTHLY
Gross earnings Expenses Net earnings.
July, 1S5S..,... sl9,Sl272 Sl1 ,1Ol O6 S. iii 66
Jan. 1st to Aug
l, 1,1S5S........ a,70S IS 65 26005 l944S 63 |
Net earni 7gs of the Canal from Aug. l. 1857,
to jan J. 1858. 19, ,2i3 40
Net earnings of the Canal from Jan. l. 1858,
to Aug. l. 1858. 4IS 63
Net earnings of the Canal from August l,
1857 to August l. 1858 ........... S3S 6q2 O3
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD