The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-19
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND sALKs OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
through WILLIAM FISHER & Son. Stock and Bill Broker
No second board held today
The New York Post of Saturday evening saws:

The New York Post OF Saturday evening
The stock market very inactive again to-day. For
several days past there has been great absence
ORDERS and it requires but little effort the part the
Bears to mark down prices The sales mostly sell
lers' option there being large of cash
Offering New York Central chsed at 734, Gaena 81 7!
064A Toledo 2s% lG2Sa Rock Island 3s 3sH03S4. The
Southern State Stocks were dull and lower. Mssouris
and Tennessees each quoted at 43431. Louisan
as sold at "a yirginas fell off per cent There was
sale OF New York State Sevens of 1870 at 10Y, which
is by far the highest price State security the list
Government bonds steady at So registered and
Ss&GdsSS for coupons The Fves are firm at lH9s1K.
The per cent. notes sold at the Board at 81 d9S
There is more employment for money call at 4G5
per cent but the supply IS largely in of the de
mand The exchange on London closed steady at 1918
GlO74.
Mr.. Cisco is authorized to receive subscriptions for
80 notes and large amounts already
taken by parties outside of Wall street. The subscr
bers ready to in their gold at There
eSHG9S4, which is further Improvement
We have been shown day bond of the State of vir
gnia 81 900, dated LIST October 1860 identical with
the regular Virginia Skies far the body the
is concerned except that made payable in Richmond
The sheet of coupons attached, however, is printed in
red, while the old is in black This bond has just
forwarded from the West, where it has doubtless
put in circulation and, so far as know. is the first
issue of the Confederate authorities. These bonds will
of course, find circulation here, they bear all the
marks of spurious issue.
The Tribune says:
The weight of influence at the Board is quite manifest
y the bear side, and prices sustained mainly
by keeping cash stock in the street The operators
for the fall acting partly the general theory
OF business OF the
partly the idea that the foreign avces be received
for the next ten days will be adverse the North being
the from Europe to the of the defeat Bull
Run Some far to predict that the recognition
Of the Southern Confederacy will speedily follow.
The following the comparative statement of the i'm
ing August l6, and since January l:
1859. 1860, 1851
Entered at the port. s8,l39,l8s sS4a61I9 s598 3o5
Thrown on market..... 33l92l9 3,577s $50 262
Since Jan. l.
Entered the port 1852 $50 s69 3e5 ss2 47s
Thrown on market. 7S,54.067 69,2422 $50 80 329
The small importation of dry goods-s593 305 against
for the corresponding week of last year-have
been mostly warehoused There is demand for fall
goods and importers not eXh biting those received
The export mand for breadstu has very active
the past week. the sales of grain Corn Exchange
reaching some days nearly half million of bushels
The business would have been larger better
assortment here At the coseAa rise in eghs checked
transactions The advance in wheat about cents
bushe the effect of which will doubtless be felt through
out the West We a statement of the value of the
exports of the three leading articles for the ending
August 16 and since January
For the week. Since January l.