The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-01
3flonetarp a1o Commercial 8sbitm.
BALTIMORE, December 81, 1858

BALTIMORE, December 81, 1858.
The transactions in Stocks continue to be limited the
aggregate value the operations at the board to-day
ing a little less than $4,000 Although there was but
little done most list were steady
yesterday figures The sales of Railroad stock include
$50 shares Baltimore and Ohio at $56Q56H cash, end
$564 seller GO after 10 days. and the market for it closed
at $685. bid, S564 asked regular way There was no
movement to-day in Northern Central Railway. The
it however steady the former rates. the
closing for it being s21E bid, s21h asked regular
The sales of Railroad bonds include Baltimore and
Ohio 1888 at sissy and 81 900 Northwestern Virginia
unendorsed third mortgage bonds at S54 Sales also of
$500 Baltimore City 6s 1890 at 9SAa99. There was
some inquiry Bank stocks and note sales of 5
shares Baltimore 99 and of so shares Farm
ers and Merchants Bank at $404@40H. There were
also sales the Board of 81 shares Santa Clara Mining
Company $lSA the market for it closing at s1Sa bid
SO asked regular way
There second Board at New York to-day but at
the first Missouri 6s advanced 4. Erie Railroad 4. and
Reading a. but New York Central, Cleveland and Toledo
Michigan Southern, and Gaena and Chicago so Id yes
terday's rates.
The New York Trit'me Of to-day, says,
The demand or Domestic Goods the large distributing
houses during the past month has been unprecedented and
tracts !Le tanic NM mas SOFA up TO lebruary and VIII
not take further orders except at Value at time OF deVsry
are not so favorable as expected some purchasers from
the year will open with decided improvement in the
Mcssrs. wnsow, Ianer Co, New York, pay on the Sd
proX, the interest the following securities The Bonds Of
being the G1 i"an of per- cent? the Bonds of R t
County ohio issued to the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
ONO, issued to the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Compa
SIZED 10 Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company per
s% the b%nd OF GR'mpSm COUNTY Ohio issued to the
cents the Bonds Of the City of Portsmouth, Ohio issued
cents The coupons Of the City Of Quincy ILL., viii 6c paid
by Woodruff * Co, No 10 Broad street
~ O. T. tV Ropl Ssre1f N tho
Green Bay MilEauksq and Chicago Railroad Co, and the
hereafter be paid by the mortgages possession Of the road
b5 the Ocean aH 3 Mem York The POI Of the Pitts
l. will be paid at the Office No 81 William New York,
Coupons on the Joliet and GReo S c paf Fl First M "r
The semi annual interest the Chicago City and per
cent Bonds issued for sewerage purposes, due of
house Of Mcsrs Wimslow Ianer co., No. 81 Wa R street
If S d nT G9%PSH On G C anH ERR Bonds Of TIE City
Coleman Co., No - Wall street The interest Coupons
Central Railroad will be paid by Joseph Grce No Wall
The Merchants Bank of St Louis will pay semi.annua
dividend Of per all stock paid up the of July
subsequently, PAD up payable at the Bank of Ame sssk
New York on the 81 Of January The Lackawanna and
bloomsbury Railroad Co viii pay the Coupons due their
Bonds on the LIST OF January at the Mercantile Bank, New
the General Mortgage Construction Bonds Of fGe
aaay t2F & and on P smEng nng D dated
this Coinpapy dated January ISIS will be paid the Of
America the Coupons or Bonds issued by SIuncipaS
+
Arnold C. ForthinEham and D. Fowler, jr., and by the
Consolidated City TO VIM T. Convers, Chairman,
Railroad Companies, due and payable in New York
lt and 18th January, 1859 Also No. Coupon the LIST
Northern Railroad Company, payable in New York Also
Bonds Of the City of Louisville, issued the Louisville and
Frankfort Railroad Company, maturing January Also
Coupons OF the City Of Madison Alabama issued the Mem
FHh adep anuP3S e.
OF yesterday, says:
An doncd meeting of the stock and bondhoders of the
Susquehanna Canal Company, held noon to-day in
F. Patt, C. Cambus, j. r. Fry, and H. Bidde the Commit
tee appointed at the previous meeting, presented long
elaborate report on the affairs OF the Company which
read by Mr. j. r. Fry in which the Of
discussion, the with of resolutions attached
unanimously adopted a resolution advising the crea
ton OF second mortgage in order to the bonhoers
possible also
with resolution providing for the appointment
tee of stock and bOndh0der confer with
rectors The meeting well attended.
Wilmertngs Mount, the oldest New York dry goods
auction house. dissolve. The senior, Mr. Wimerdngs, the
veteran of the hammer continues the business, in
with his under the old name of Wilmerdngs Mount
a son of Mr. Mounts still remaining in the concern.
Bowen, McNamee Co. SIX house of twenty years stand
ing, dsOlveMr McNamee retiring. The remaining part
in connection with D. f. Avery, Ithaca New York
William an Oinda and Stephen Ilsel. organize a new
firm under the Of Bowen, Holmes Co. They propose
dealing hereafter in staple as well as fancy goods.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
FRIDAY, December 81, 1855
$104 Bait 6's, old, go 80 shs. Far.& Mer.B .4o%
4O9 &c new, 80. .9S4 46 4O1
1850 B 80 RR BIDS rs. SSH II shs Santa c. NJ C..1s4
1000 N. W. Va. RR BIDS. 10 % g cash .1sA
3dm. "a 125 shs B&ORR SO
s shs. Bk. of Bait. ..994 100 g s6Oaf1O.. 564
% ..568