The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-20
VOL. I---NO. 127.
BOARD OF TRADE.
atlonttatg an0 Commercial 8sbittu.
BALTIMORE, July 10, 1858.


There was quite large business transacted at the Stock
to-day, amounting to nearly 800 OOO principally
however, in Baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares but for
other securities net much activity noticeable
stock 1859 shares disposed Of the opening
being at $62E higher than Saturday which advance
afterwards lost and the balance the cash
tions $624 On time, buyer days it sold $3.50
SG24, closing S624 bid $62% asked regular way S62H
bid, S624 asked, buyer GO days. There nothing
done in the Board in Northern Central its ad
ounment 100 shares sold cash at SIS and 100 buyer GO
at $1Sk. 1t is held firmly at $1Sb, with $177s bid
at the close The advance experienced in Canton on Sat
urday has not been fully maintained, S1SA only being of
fered to-day cash, decline of A Bank Stocks are with
out movement, but are held firmly.
City Stocks unchanged $22l0 1S90s, new and DID,
bringing 49, There quite demand for Northwestern
Virginia unendorsed third mortgage to-day S3l 800 sell
ing at ~ advance of per cent last transactions
with that bid for For the endorsed third
mortgage bonds 20 bid; 73 asked, and for the first
mortgage s9 bid In the Bonds of other roads there
was nothing doing. Northern Central 1855 very
frm with G54 bid ( higher than the sales of the pre-
vous day. Baltimore and Ohio Bonds continue scarce
and rm today 90 bid for 1S67s 50 for 1sSOs and So
for 1SS5's.
Stocks New York first board very little change
since Saturday but at the second board better feeling
IVES apparent. Canton advanced a. Erie Railroad x;
New York Central q; Harlem q; Reading fell off 4;
Cleveland and Toledo X Michigan Southern a. and
Hudson y.
The New York Tribune of to-day says:
The supply Of money continues increase well
the difficult of finding employment for it at very
low large parcels offered on Saturday to the
leading STOCK houses at cent The offerings at bank
continue very small the class Of paper acceptable a
bank can be placed below bank rates in the street Fa
vOrite signatures running far September have been
as low as per cent? but the current rates are and per
cent.
The shipments of specie from New York port during
the past week amounted to S637 90, which includes
$59i S5l in gold bars and sovereigns sent by the City of
Washington and making total Of $l5,7SS, ,lO77S from
1st January to date.
The following is comparative statement of the Exports
exclusive of specie from New York to foreign ports for
the week and since Jan 1; ~ ,
Total for the S1lls995 s962S14 81 oo3 iss
Total months OF O29 ia 81 Gi3 37S
Since Jan s41 l9Oo24 52S s32 646 SOL
We comparative statement of the Foreign I'M
ports at New York for the week and since Jan. /:
Dry Goods. s2OS5, ,oo9 s5sislos s22o3s4s
General Merchandise. 2,45G,2o4 2,78a,8sl 2,O27,666
Total for the Week 4541 2ls ss1s1 9s4 81 2s1 500
Previously Reported. 1l24S03l4 4792952 62463 131
January SLY o21 57 $l32 936 500 6s4 $40
The earnings of the Erie Railroad for the month of
June 1898, Were''.:.. As
Earnings, June, 45O4oO 10
Decrease. sos 56s 80
sale of 500 600 United States per cents was made
at Boston Saturday at auction at i02 and interest
An adjourned meeting of the creditors and stockholders
of the Bay State Mills Corporation held Boston
Friday, George i. f. Butler Chairman an nvesti
eating Committee appointed at previous meeting, pre-
sented his report in which the movable of the
Company stated as follows
and accouns..... S726 279 81
Goods in Boston. 100 1851
Stock and goods at mill 2SS 120 62
Goods in New 147 ,936S7
Grand total ,303, ,292SO
The general report submitted was as follows:
Schedule of Assets of the Bay State Mills beside mills
Il
Cash in hands of Receivers .......... S5 3S5 Il
Cash i'll hands of W. g. Lambert Assignee. 32 1914 13
Treasury Note. 70C0 90
Total. $39G,379 81
Goods at Mills. .............. Sl22.752 81
Goods in Boston. .................. laO955 II
Goods in New York .............. III, ,936 81
- s461 645 Of
Notes and accounts made cash at date. 339
Material at Mills ...................... 11536S %
Total movable assets 81 3O3 292 so
resolution declaring that the goods now the hands
of the receivers ought to be sold in New
gust 20, unanimously adopted. Messrs j. a. Blanch
ard and e. W. A. Williams We're appointed committee
to confer with the receivers on that subject
Messrs. Butler Blanchard Nudge Williams and Homer
appointed committee to take the necessary steps
organize the Washington Mills 81 500 900 worth
of stock shall have been subscribed for with power to fill
vacancies and also to call meetings of the creditors when
The exports from Philadelphia TO foreign ports from the
1s to the 14th of July amounted Sl3l 204 the princ
pal articles being 5S92 barrels of four 40 NEAL
4l4 do pork; $50 do shipbread; 9I6 do naval stores
7,4l3 bushels of wheat; %, do. corn.
The Fall River Beacon says that the linen mill in that
city is about to be changed to cotton mill about
10000 spndles The Metacomet the largest mill now in
Fall River, contains less than $4,000.