The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-22
VOL. U---NO. 234.
stlOnftaru an9 Commercial Rebiem.

BALTIMORE, November 20, 1858.
The dealings at the Stock Board to-day were
quite heavy, amounting to Sl07 900, but the trans
actions usual principally in Railroad shares.
The operations in Northern Central very large
and comprised nearly 900 shares. This stock com
menced at $2lA regular way, q better than the
closing sale of yesterday, but it soon exhibited
symptoms of weakness, and sold down to S231%
from which it recovered slightly the closing sale
being at S2334. At buyers option 60 davs it sold
from S2414 down to S233I, leaving off at S235s bid
regular way, S2334 asked, q lower than yesterday
Baltimore and Ohio was unchanged, with sales of
AIS shares at S57 buyer GO days. seller co. and regu
lar way, closing at S57 bid, S57I asked regu-
lar way. Bank shares quiet and steady. There
was a sale of $4,000 Maryland coupon Gs 1870 at
l06, which the price last offered Baltimore
city 1855 fell off Is, $4,000 selling at 967s, but
1905 maintained last rates, 50, 100 bringing 994.
Railroad bonds unchanged, the only sale to day
being $1,000 Northwestern Virginia lst mortgage
at 90.
The New York Tribune of Saturday says:
Robustness Foreign Bills for the Saturdays steam
is light and without important change, but
heavy. Sterling Is lOs 1O9 and Francs 5.2oG515 The
supply of outside bills is fair.
Messrs. Thompson Bros, New York. say:
Land have advanced one cent per acre since
last quotations. We quote today follows:
Buy. Sell Buy. Sell
4o acres....., Ito 115 10 acres. .......76 so
50 acres.........S5 IS 100 acres....s5 IS
lhe following is comparative of the Imports
of foreign dry goods New York for the week and since
Jan. l:
For the Week. 1856. 1857. 1858.
Entered at the port. ssse6ss s7SS,ss5 SSH 15a
Since Jan. l. 1856. 1857. 1853
Entered the port ss5 500 Ss s53 427
Thrown market. S5,4s6,656 79,744237 6l7062l8
The of goods arriving it will be seen about
the last year this tme but the amount thrown
on the market is much larger.
The Boston Traveller says:
We understand that the railroads leading this city
show marked increase Of receipts from freight the
period last year. On the Boston and Worcester
Railroad it is stated that the increase in the month of O
tobeI last about $4,000 the corresponding
month in the year 1857
The New York Erening Post of Saturday says
The past has been broken week. The changes in the
money market and in the foreign and domestic
changes have been too slight to attract attention. Fur
ther shipments of specie to the South have been made
which have been counterbalnced by the calling in of
Boston and Philadelphia balances. The Sub Treasury
balance has fallen to 81 $4,000 The weekly bank
making up to-day will show the full effect the late
heavy California gold delivery. moderate increase in
the specie reserve is looked for
The Boston Transcript learns that banks only
which kept a special deposit at the Suffolk Bank have
transferred their business the bank Of Mutual Re
dempton The former institution will continue to redeem
after the 30th inst, the following All bills
coming through these city banks from banks in New Eng
land having special deposits with the Suffolk Bank to be
free of charge