The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-16

BALTIMORE, June Is, 1858

BALTIMORE, June Is, 155S
With the exception of Baltimore Ohio Railroad the
Stock market very inactive to-day but prices gener-
ally are firmly maintained OF that stock 1l5O shares
sold at s57YG$57S cash and sellers option 60 days
touching time $5S sellers option at s5s buyer 80
10 and days and at S5S4 buyer 60 days 1t closed firmly
s57H bid $5s asked regular way S5S4 bid s5s
buyer GO days. better than yesterday for the time rates
The only transactions in Northern Central Railway were
so shares buyer co. at $751; yesterday closing
SIS bid SlS4 asked cash; S1S% bid S1s% asked buyers
option GO days.
The business in Bonds and Loans was very light The
only sale ofCity 6s was S40 1S75s 954 better than
last sales Very little done in Railroad bonds There
were sales of 900 Baltimore and Ohio 1SS5 81 and
$1,000 Northwestern Virginia Sd mortgage, endorsed,
seller 60 after 80, at 72H, showing little change
Northern Central 1855 advanced 81 with sales of 81 900
at 6fA Bank Stocks firm, but there very few of
ferng The only sale % shares Marine at S29 ad
vance of on last transactions. We also note sale of
share Santa Clara Mining at s23 Canton is weaker and
closed at SIS bid without sales, 81 less than yesterday
The entire business of the day up about $4,000
The Money market is abundanty supplied and rates
very easy The offerings at the Banks continue short of
their receipts We learn that large amount of first class
endorsed paper has been negotiated the street, low
per cent and prime single names ut per cent On call
with City stocsJ coatorals money be OBJ
tanned at per cent
Most of the fances at New York to-day show. decline
Eric rcceded q; Michigan Southern & Panama I; New
York Central s. Cleveland and Toledo 15 Hudson e
Reading advanced q. Canton fell off 4. State
were better. Virginia G's improved l, and Missouri e.
The market at the Second Board closed dull.
The official averages of the Banks in the city of New
York for the past week. ending Saturday, June H. pre-
sent in the aggregate the following changes from the pre-
vious weekly statement of June 3:
Increase in Specie 576 !2I
Decrease N l'ircula
Increase in undrawn Deposits. T630I
Including the average daily exchanges between the
Banks through the Clearing House, and also the Sub
Treasury statement of Saturday afternoon the following
the general comparison with the movement of the pre-
vious week. and also with the this time last
year:
COMPARATIVE REHABILITATION.
June IS, 1857. June 5, 1858. June u 1858
Capital. SEQ, ,442,0O0 S67l700O SG67l7 1900
Ioans............ lI54l25H 1l6O22152 i16.42l 5a7
Circulation ....... S696Sg3 1857 725 75l7 $50
Gross Deposs... DC les 937 100 7S7 O93 10I lS9 535
Exchanged. ~ 057 Gl3 1G5O3 Sgg 1889 61S
Undrlwn. 6SiiiS2i S42SSi9i 'SS2
In Sub Treasury. 1l,749,5O4 4S63629 5263,34S
The statement bears, altogether, in favor of continued
if not increased and chcapness the Money market
The exchanges at the New York bank Clearing House
on Monday the largest that have reported since
the ID of May last amounting S21 40 4O2 IS The bal
$SGG,G7959.
The Assistant Treasurer at New York reports on Mon
day as follows:
Total receipts. S1G3 III As
Iotai PAYMENTS 3l3 297 60
Total balance 043CG
The earnings of the Erie Railroad the month of May
- io"H We're: ,3655l
Earnings 459, S5.97
Increase. s13,37957
In the freight earnings tscre increase of $780,
S3451
In the passenger earnings there decrease of S1G
14045.
Freights at New York are rather irregular. Grain
freight hardly rm but FIouris taken u rates
To Liverpool $500 bbls Flour at Is cd s. 9d; $1,000
bushels Grain at 5aia6d; 400 bales Cotton at 73204d
40 bales Sea Island at Sd 500 boxes Cheese 25s To
Us. Cd. 600 bbs Flour 2s 1000 heavy hid. Slaves
at sos. To Glasgow: 900 bbls. Flour at Is. To
Bremen: go bales Cotton at 4 cent. To Rotter
dam: 500 bbls. Spirits at 81 cts; 10000 light pipe
Slaves at 25s. The ship Portland, 100 tons, was
chartered from Mirimach, with deal, to the British Chan
ncl private terms. The brig Samuel Wilson, 276 TONS
from Doboy to Rio and back New York. with coffee at
S1.20, and if to Gulf port 10 cts. additional bark of
$40 tons from Philadelphia Ccnuesos and back
sugar at 40 cts and molasses at So schooner of 3s
tons, from Norfolk to Havana, with railroad ties, 2s
cts brig of 26 TONS from the port with railroad
ties at 50 cts brig to the north side Cuba with priv
ilege of Havana, with sugar. to New York at S5 per hhd
York, on private terms.