The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-28
BOARD OF TRADE.
Sflonrtaru ana Commercial 8ebittu.
BALTIMORE, June 26. 1858


The operations at the Stock Board to day were upm
portant amounting to less than So O00 This duness is
doubt attributable in great measure the intense
heat of the weather. and we may look for very inactive
market until after the warm season shall have passed
away In Railroad stocks the only sales were 81 shares
Baltimore and Ohio at S57dS56A cash. leaving off at s56K
bid S57 asked regular way the as yesterday For
Northern Central S17% bid cash. y lower than the
previous day. SIS asked Baltimore City 6s were quiet
only 1868, 1888 selling &C. the same as last rates.
There was nothing else done in Loans Bonds which
held with little or change Bank shares continue quiet
but firm with sales day of shares Union SSO and
20 shares Bank Of Commerce at s25A.
The New York Commercial advertiser of Saturday
afternoon says: ..' .'
There was light business the board, this morning.
and the market closed heavy The largest business,
in Reading, twenty hundred shares opening AK
and closing at A cash and 43 seller ten to fifteen days
There were large sales also of New York Central
mencing az S24 the at the second but below
the first board price yesterday and leaving off *
Hudson River brought 26A against 27 yesterday Erie,
which closed at both boards yesterday went down
to l7B to-day Harlem commenced at 10 and left off at
7B Third avenue was sold at 10. Delaware and Hud:
declined y.
OF the Western Roads the sales were quite light Chi
cago and Rock Island which closed 73% yesterday
morning at 724 in the afternoon, brought 72A to-day
Cleveland and Toledo began at 50 and fell 80 against
32$ and 322s at the two boards yesterday Michigan
Southern old stock which closed at 21% yesterday
sold at n down to q There sales of the
guaranteed stock Panama sold at 109 against los
seller sixty Gaena and Chicago 81 buyer sixty against
20 seller thirty, against q regular yesterday
In state stocks the business confined to Missouri
at S7k yesterdays price, and Virginia skies at 953
decline.
In Railroad bonds there activity. Erie fourth
mortgage closed at co. Harlem second ditto at 74 ditto
third ditto at 5s Milwaukee and Mississippi second ditto
tens, at 6S Galena and Chicago ditto ditto at SO, and La
Crosse Land Grant at "a, advance
The money marketths week has been remarkably quiet
and what little vitality it previously had appears
been melted out of by the intense heat of the past three
days The commission brokers find it impossible
to the offered them the present low
rates, and money may be literally said go begging
Some of the banks report that their offerings getting
little better but should think that this was the excep
ton rather than the rule At all events of the right
quality is in outside circles eagerly
taken when offered four five per prime We
know of some amount of hardware which does
mature until January that the latter rate
and more would have been accepted the sea
son is far advanced that expect no much
greater activity until the early fall trade shall set in
The Assistant Treasurer at New York reports on Fri
day follows
Total receipts coo 5o5 os
IL Iotai payments 9724567
ioai paiahce.. 7,499, ,S4S71
The receipts include $4,000 from customs
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House were light
amounting to only S366S 1884 and balances were
Ss69277 The Metropolitan certificates remain at
$4,000.
On the 1st of July, the Bank of Commerce New York
will the half yearly then due on the Public
Debt of Missouri the Bank the New York will
pay for the Commonwealth of Virginia; the Merchants
Bank for the State of Tennessee the Bank of the Repub
Tic for the States of North Carolina and Georgia.
Bank of America for the Commonwealth of Kentucky
The foreign bill market at New York Friday was
firm with moderate activity for the Satur
day The market has been pretty well cleared of outside
bills Sterling is 9d9$ for banks and bankers with the
bulk of transactions at 9499E per cent. Francs are
5164 4G512k
The receipts at tide by the canals of New York
OF Flour Wheat Corn and Barley for the third week in
June in 1857 and 1855 have been as follows:
Flour, bbs Wheat, bus. Corn, bus. Barley bus
1855. lOO,672 515,4s9 129, ,27I 31,OS2
Increase. .64,742 33S Al Dec II 251 Inc 2s27e
The aggregates of the receipts of the above articles so
far for the years 1857 and 1883 have been
Flour bbls Wheat, bus Corn, bus Barley bus
1857. .106,5 500 S02 $40 sS4 III 4s4
1858. .4l3,93O 2,S90,7Ss 79O,715 800 5O7
Increase. .3O6, ,43O 2Oss 24s 55ss31 211O23
Reducing the wheat -four the excess of receipts of
1858 over 1857 is equal to 724 O79 bbls
We annex comparative statement of the Imports of
Foreign Dry Goods at the port New for the week
and since Jan. l
For the week. 1856 1857 1858
Entered at the 699 O66 $39s 992 s64s 800
Thrown OH market.... 1449391 S5O23 ISL 1I9
Since Jan. l. 1856. 1857 1858
Entered at the port s45 6S 422 S45 464 s 5 563
Thrown on market. 45142,997 39,024 ls9 26971 437
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
SATURDAY, June 26, 1853
1868 Balt 6's, 1896 % shs. B&ORR ..57
shs. I'm. b'kofM Md. so 6 " 56X
20 shs. blk of Com .25 y