The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-24
PRICES AND SALES OF sToCks IN NEW YORK.
No quotations received for second Board.


There is nothing in the money market The princ.
pal topic ofconveraOn at the discount houses continues
to be the loan, which will be bid for
day 1t seems certain that offers will be made to take
six per cent Treasury notes at for the whole amount
and also that combination bid for s9OoO0oo in six per
cent. stock about S. will be in There is moth
ing about the Western currency The sooner the
banks based border State stocks pat in liquidation
the better
The stock market was extremely dull yesterday and
prices generally lower. Virginias declined the
morning hoard x per cent. New York Central T. Pac
fc Mail 4, Erie \, Galena II, Rock Island " Michigan
Central Southern 4 Toledo 4-the exceptions to the
market being Panama, which advanced per cea. and
Missouris which scarce for delivery and
The New York Tribune, of Thursday, says:
The market for foreign bills closed with more mness
at the last moment and 1O5 paid leading
ling Very large purchases have been made by bankers
OF merchants bills for the purpose of importing gold,
giving sixty day paper in payment The Cunarder
it is reported, will bring million in gold ordered
sometime since. With the amount by the Persia it is
estimated that the importatons will reach nearly
millions of dollars.
We extract the following from the Philadelphia Pres,
of Thursday:
The improvement in State and city loans, was we'll
maintaned-at the stock board yesterday New city loan
sold at 99k and the old issues SSh with strong
mand at these figures; and State fves firm 79
Pennsylvania Railroad mortgage bonds sold at 9s
at first Board and 9S between boards and the stock
sold at 81 Camden and Amboy Railroad shares at
lOS Mineh at 54 North Pennsylvania Railroad shares
at Z, Reading Railroad at 15A
Exchange in Chicago is extremely scarce at extrava
giant rates Out of eleven millions circulation in Illinois
bank notes eight millions have been dscredited
worth but forty cents the dollar and the remaining
three millions cannot be converted into specie
change without a sacrifice of twenty per cent.
We have to record the failure of a third Albany bank
The Bank of the Interior of city suspended on We'd
nesday. The atlas and Argus says
The Bank of the Interior of this city yesterday de-
cided to go into liquidation. Accordingly application
was made for the appointment of receiver and Orlando
Meads Esq, was appointed. 1t is understood
bank is not only able to pay its debts, but that large
portion OF its capital will be saved to the stockholders
Its circulation is amply secured in the banking depart
materially bus
or banking interests here it has been in operation
but few years and had not done sought any great
extent general business. Whatever loss there may be
in winding up its affairs will fall only upon the stock
hoders.n
We find the following in the money article of the LON
don Chronicle OF the llh of MayWe learn that eight
guineas cent. have been paid to-day for risk
an American vessel (Northern property from Mobile
Liverpool On British ship from Liverpool to NJ" Or
leans and back three per cent extra for
risk but paid. As general rule all American rates
are higher, in consequence of the complications. the
risk supposed to be increased by the absence Of
lights chance of privateers &c. On long voyages the
premium for risk Americans ranges from
per cent upwards according to the position of the ship