The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-17
BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee Of arbitration for The month of 1D,iy
WIN. H. KEIGHLER
J. d. KEMMELBERG, ] G U,pvp,,
5. r. DUNN0CK, ALIEN p wniin,
Nlonetarg a10 Commercial 3eOien,

BALTIMORE, April Is, 1855
There was not heavy business transacted today a o
Stock Board, and stocks remained with slight variation,
from yesterdays rates Baltimore 6s sold at 93 Nortl
ern Central Railway bonds steady SO: only 80 sIr m
TINS company sold at 16% to II cash; Baltimore and Ohio
oau shares advanced, regular way 4, buyer 60 DAYS
ana seller 60 days, about the same 4 improvement.
Springfield mining shares sold 81 cash SIG buyer %
maryland IS 1890, closed at 1888 bid Baltimore s
1870 Wy bid 93E asked Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
bonds 1867 81 bid So asked do 1875 81 asked do 1850
oo ASKED do 1855 TX asked; N W Va LIST mortgage ST
pu % asked do Cd do Sc bid 80 asked n Central 1885
9oi 3D. SO asked Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares
coseu at - nd As asked against is bid ASH asked yes
eruS' y. central Railroad shares 162i bid 17T asked
against l6a6 bid, II . asked yesterday.
There is no change of moment in our money marriott Inf
there are indications of favorable turn in fine marriott
! and we believe few weeks will show if Fxc,o,u, on
London bankers bills SAG9: commercial SllcIsLl. A.,
| sterdam Il X, Bremen 70. Paris ST 16
AL the New ork Boards today, changes in priccs rcr,
notimportant but at the second board weakness was ~
Missouri 6's receded g. Canton I Erie was sta,d d o.
Reading also at Ash; Panama fell Off TX Cleveland
an" loleuo - Michigan Southern q, Hudson a. New
! York Central rose y. '' '
The continuance of cotton shipments and tho o,,.
lively small imports will render exchange steady for ~
time, unless there should decided fall in fine G
article which, however do not anticpate oItbopb
the advices per Africa Sd instant quote decline r @
d. per pound with unflvorable advices from Manchester
consols were low at 96 to 96% Five millions sterling
per cent stock, India loan, had been taken at 9S
Money remains abundant in New York but so Iarra o
the masses of fancy stocks pressing that market with
as we learn, but very limited demand from outsiders
tha 1t is likely the brokers there will find it difficult 70
sustain their present prices but this will by no means
affect sound securities
The Assistant Treasurer at New York reports on Thurs
day follows:
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Total payments Observation-Disclosures. y IaG no
~ SiI 476 81
The receipts to-day include s7l 900 from customs and
the payments include $4,000 in California drafts
The movement of the Banks in the four prineir,,I cities
of the Union, (which weekly reports are made as shown
by their last statements, as follows:
! Loans. Deposifs SDeric r;,cyIn
R,APl lOsl10Si7 616 76i90 S63 50 G36 1876 2l5 500
Boston, = II 520I247s 20.G35O2s s5O53l2 $50 09t
imladeIa ado. 81 65G02S 13,7S4 6laSOOO . G-5 oy
NUTS Ap.3 l664l554 17ll9,44 10,s4S,Go5 1872 Oe4
Total. s2O1 1S7 676 12S o2l 81 853 % 36 0-s
Last week 200 800 a04 126555937 S63 G7 p 400
The following is the amount of Flour and Grain in the
storehouses of Chicago, on April 10:
Flour, bbls. s0117Com. bush d los
Wheat, Spring. .bul 800, l. II oats 10 - 100
10. Ned. S176 Rye.................. 200
DO Whlte.'.'.'s none Barley. ......... 57OO3
The earnings of the Terre Haute and Alton Railroad for
March, were:
100 .....,.,..,,. ST. ,9T5 OS
loo'''''.''''''... ................ 1855 81
increase. ................ 1863 II
The total value of foreign exports this week from the
port of Baltimore is quite small amounting to only .6j
e2l Included in this 32s1 bbls flour $50
bbls and 500 bags meal and Il 800 bushels corn
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
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