The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-29
BOARD OF TRADE
Committee Of Arbitration for the month of October
JN0. j. BOYD,
J. A. SlRIVER, OLIVER A. PARKER,
l.. b. CALWELL. OLIVER C. ZELL
stlonttarp ana Commercial 8ebirb.
BALTIMORE. October 2S, Is

BALTIMORE, October 2s, 1858.
The transactions at the Stock Board to-day were
quite limited, amounting to only about So, ,000.-
Northern Central Railroad fell off little after the
opening, the sales embracing 575 shares at S222l
cash, S22A @S225s buyer so days, and S225s sellers
option 30 and 60 DAYS. 1t left off at S22% bid S225s
asked, regular way, A@2s lower than yesterday
Baltimore and Ohio shows little or no change, and
continues without much movement the only sale
to-day being 100 shares at $5S regular way, which
at the close was bid for MORE with S5SA asked In
Bank shares there was nothing doing, but the mar
ket remains firm. We note sales of 100 shares
Springfield Mining at So O6 cash and sellers option
with the recent dividend off. Baltimore city 6's
are unchanged with but few offering, the transac
tions including only 81 900 lS90s at 100 and 5000
lS15's at 9SM. There nothing done in Rail
road bonds, excepting sale of s., 900 Central Ohio
I'd mortgage at 50. Other descriptions are held at
about last rates.
At New York to-day the prices of fancies show
very little change, but at the close the market
heavy. Erie fell off 4; New York Central e; and
La Crosse q; while Reading improved a and other
descriptions remain unaltered. State stocks de-
clined little, Virginia 6s being = lower and Mis-
souri, 6's q.
The receipts on the Cincinnati, Wilmington and
which Sll 444.92 were from freights. Expenses for
the same period ST., 1914.
THE GERMAN 'UNIoN AMERICAN BoNDHoLDERs."-A
correspondent of the Augsburg Augenee Zetg writes
from Frankfort the MAN, the 9th October, fol
lows "The signatures the proposed Union of German
and Swiss holders of American securities for the proec
tion of their interests in the United States already
numerous and represent so large that it cannot
longer be doubted that the association will be formal
ly organized. The preliminary committee in a circular
recently issued announces that further signatures will be
n
meeting of the associates will be called which perma
nent officers will be selected and constitution and by
laws adopted There good grounds to hope that this
assocatiOn-which will be the moral support of
American ministers and consulswill be enabled pro-
ect our capitalists against the losses which threaten them
in America at least far the occasoned by
the caprces and frauds of Transatlantic corporations
The second mortgage bonds of the Erie Railroad which
Will be due the first of March, 1859, the pay
men of which there is very little prospect will furnish
ihs new society, at its very start with important sub
ject for action.n
The registered share capital of the Illinois Central Rail
road Company is 175,000 shares, upon which $50 per
share has been called or s1O5OOO O0O The calls have
been paid in full upon 12729 shares, and the company
has given notice to upwards of forty parties in
names the 22 shares of $40 paid registered that if
the call stands unpaid the 18th November the
will be advertised for sale conformity with the cond
tons of the charter.
The additional security provided funded debt by
the increased share capital is doubtless the OF the
Investments of late in the bonds of the company.
The following is the Treasurers of
and Mississippi Road for the month of Septemb 1858.
This statement shows increase s25 217 2S over the
corresponding Of last