The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-01
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BALTIMORE. July 81. 1881


The business at the Stock Board continues limit
ed, but for Stocks generally the market to day was
steady at about prevou quotations The to-day
embraced $500 Baltimore City 6's at Sly for 1855;
ei - for 1S91s the market for the latter closing
q bid 81 asked; and $500 Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road 1855 bonds at 90 There Maryland 6s offer
Ing to day, and consequently have quotations for
them Railroad bonds closed at 39A bid f,r Baltimore
aud ohio lS62s 70 bid II asked D. lS75s: 60 bid
10 asked for do lssas 43H bid IS asked for Northern
Central 1855, aud 70 bid for Northwestern Virginia
mortgage Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad was rather bet
Ter than on yesterday the market for closing $40
old, AN asked regular way. Northern Central Of
fered at SAY bat bid made for it, Bank Stocks
were hardly "a strong they have been. Merchants
c'osed at ss5 bid Farmers and Merchants s27A and
Farmers and Planters at s2IA hid.
lniNew York to- day the first board Virginia 6's de-
elned y; Missouri 6s S North Carolina 6's <; Canton
Reading Il Erie and Tennessee 6 sold yesterdays
rates and New York Central advanced but no quota
tions were received for the second board.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
WEDNESDAY,, July 81, 1861.
- Baltimore Us '75.......
l'dOo i'doO do 6's ,9O........................S2
eco R 80 sO: so.i,';c a. z'''''.."''''.'''sd&
PRICES ARD sAIEs Or STOCKS IN
Through WILLIAM FISHER SoN, stock and Bill Brokers
No. " South street.
ylr,jni,s,, l'' b%srd 1o ID Board.
t,isi t,s'M'Ao > ''''.'' ''.''.'''.''.'''..-'a9 90
,%SSaufl o's,...,.,.,.. ......,.....4 90
Tennessee bonds nds...................4 AZ 90
A'rth Carolina honds...... COX 90
anton Ccmpapy, ...........,..... co
New York Geatrai Railroad ....:..75S CO co
Reading Railroad. 35h 90
steady.
No quotations received for second board
The New York Herald f Wednesday morning saws.
Stocks continue dull and yesterday the tendency of
4llV he Oh,
Rock Island dropped of Il, Toledo x, Galena /. and
Illinois at the first board These are unfavor.
ably nfuenc by the traffic reports, which are under
STOOD to compare unfavorably with those the CORES
rondng period last year Still, the supply Of Western
selling tie bears may thus find themselves again canpht
as they were lately On the II nois Central and G4Iena
Genital was fraction lower this morning and IIndon
zen on a pc cent Less than usual was done in Federal
and State stocks to day the government 6's icl
f"'er per cent from the closing price Of last
r; MISS"nrls declined q. At the second board the
market was dull, but quotations were raiLer better
fore gn exchange is very dull again hear of some
sales OF mercantile bills Of the highest class at lO7 q
and of bankers bills at l07; also francs at II Ia
80 siut there is demand bills and no pressure
TO sell by the leading drawers whom are askino
l07AGloS If the mporations continue as light as they
have been of late, it would that the rate of eX
charge in the course of the next thirty days
We annex comparative statement the exports tex
elusive of pecie New York foreign ports for the
week ana since January /:
Toa for the week 1913 255 9s4 50 osS ge6
Previously reported. 56l2 SAC 49OS2l9 74C93 46s
Since January 1.. s37 8l5lOl s50695 2S3 43i
Thus, notwithstanding the reported Improvement in
harvest prospects in Eurone, and the consequent fall in
the prct OF grain 1t appears that continue to shin
more food to that continent than did last wear and
about twice much as the previous average During
tie seven months which have elapsed since Januarv
we have shipped from this port than twice as mnch
produce shipped during the same period of 1859
and aoout S25 5000 more tIan we sbj,iod a.; " 90 y"
same perlod ni 1850 This is the key the unprece
dented condition of the foreign exchange market
me money market is extremely dull, capital is
nrp pCp1S
say "a per cent principally the inside figure Eit
Class paer is scarce and the small amounts a1oat find
ready bdyers at 5dh59 per cent
AT rh'adelphia the money market is very dull The
banks absorb all the good paper offered and rates lock
hkeEoing even lower.
The Boston Doiiy Adre tiser of the Goth saws
lhere 'oninues steady accumulation Of unemployed
capital with less d. mand for purposes of trade or specu
riion and the tendency is to still lower rates The
abundance o. money has little Influence in ADVANCING
the prices Of stocks Government securities are howevr
well sustained, and the prices for the leading dividend
paying shares firm, and readily taken in small
lots for investment. Bank stocks frmer and less
freely offered. ~
The amount of bids for the State Of Maine loan for
S2aO Coo was 100000. 1t was all taken at a premium
The Boston Ir r.sr states that the amount snhche5
IN mat city oward- the temporary loan s5 OOJ 600
called for by the Government far from So 600 600
The exports of treasure from San Francisco for the Sc
cond quarter of 1861 were as follows:
York sls Nas sasso 81 91gs s. Tsta %
na M saso 26 cS S IS sl55S sa3,tS ST. 81 5i 8, z z
E1n2m1 2sl5i8 2So'oS sss8,si si IS ss,:4 ia . .
Total s2,75o I22 slsc2 9a5 2, 81 3J93l ss65626 s.
fnst qua 'cr-.
Total Siy months 1861 S6I.......,.,. as 5,6 I 4. %
BOSTON WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Inc following are the tootings up of banks during
the past week: "'
Capital stock s3s 23I 700
Loans ana discounts 60 276 SOC
sprce 652S 800
Due from other banks 7Ol3 500
Due to other banks... 1924 700
Deposits II 969 600
Circulation .......... 6,3O4 900