The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-26
LES At THE BALTIMoRE STOCK BOARD
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through LILLIAN FISHER x Son, Stock and Bill 1rok



There larger activity in the Stock market this
morning, but with general improvement in feeling.
The prominent operators both sides take the same
view of the market that there is but little margin for
any immediate rise fall, and consequently ndis
posed to take important part in the stock movement
Washington and Albany are the ncubi upon this m arke
and until removed look for important changes
general speculative action The pro rata and tollng dis
cusson, it is probable will continue to influence unfa
voraby the market for Central for many weeks. The
washington difficulty may be removed at any time Even
the abundance of money which was increased to day. did
not have stimulating effect the market closing lower
than it opened Reading exception to the gen.
eral heavness and advanced per under purchases
for Philadelphia account. Coal stocks also eXcep
tions, and were in demand at advanced prices.
The market for sterling bills per the Boston steamer
closed with downward tendency The transactions have
been to fair extent. The quotations are 0s4Gl0sS for
commercial signatures; lOs5llOS% banks and bank
ers. Francs firm and in good demand. The range
is 5.20d5 17E
The annual report the United States Mint and its
branches including the Assay Office in this city for the
fiscal year ending June So 1852 shows aggregate bus
ness, as follows:
Sold GGd 5sS 5sS $3.50 $3.50 S3 C
Total...... ............ $50, 500 9eO.3O
ciou metals brought the Mint and branches during
year was s34ool O9576 The amount of gold produced in
mines Of the United States and deposited in the mnts was
S27 1887 silver s275l67
God ses o. co s1a,iss7s7o $50 4os ta5i s5s 70
Silver...... 6,ls7 400 90 64G, ,23l AT s33 63l Al
Cents....... S07 900 90 307 000L 20
Total S23 100 477OO Sl3 100 II S37 $50 5S5 II
The operations at the different mints and the Assay
Office may be stated follows:
Deposits. Coinage. No. Pieces.
Philadelphia. 5,0l7,9l3 5,976,SS7 Al ,533 ITO
New Orleans 3332395 1888 996 7,lS4, 500
San Francisco. IA 4il23I0 1423i 24l ,463 1913
Dahlonega ..,........ b5OT2 65,5S2 1909
Charlotte ...,.,...... 205252 1856 44,735
Assay Office, \. w.. 1887, ,0l7 1S3l7142 $3.50
The Pennsylvania Inquirer of Philadelphia says:
TUESDAY, Jan. 24th.-We have found, today nothing
like substantial basis for any change in the Stock
ket that be deemed desirable The transactions
limited and the prices governed by little else than caprice
and speculation. W. refer to list of quotations
the transactions which not particularly brilliant or
satisfactory
The money market without change since yesterday
ti without any press ure-rates moderate and the
demand limited.
The Cincinnati Commercial says:
The earnings of the indianapolis and Cincinnati
the first two weeks of the present MONTH show well
The freight receipts for the first week $780, and
the second week 81 100 making total of S12 450 which
is gain of nearly So 600 the earnings of the
responding two weeks of 1859. The equipment of the
road is in condition do the increasing business the
load to the best advantage.