The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-29

BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee Of Arbitration for month IF ADrH.
EDWARD JENKINS
WI SPRRRY, IA. L. WEBB.
w 10Y A GROyERNAN
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BALTIMORE, April u, 1861.
The feeling in Stocks to-day rather rmer than on
yesterday but very little business done at the Board
the only sale made being of $1,000 Baltimore CITY
6's 1870 at soy. For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad there
inquiry, but sales were made 1t closed at
the Board at S43 bid SO asked but subsequently S45
regular way was offered declined 100 shares the
last named figure being advance of SO on the price
bid for this stock yesterday No quotations were given
for Northern Central Railway to-day, but for Canton Co.
ssT was bid and SO asked. City Gs closed at 7S bid
for lS6Os; SIX bid S2 asked for 1855 and s4 bid 81
asked for 1905 There nothing done in Railroad
bonds and they were generally heavy, was there
any movement in Mining stocks For Guford 80 cts.
was bid and As cts. asked and Springfield left off at
s1.15 bid, 81 so asked regular way.
The Board at the close of the session to day adjourned
definitely for a week.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
SATURDAY, April 9th, 1861.
81 900 Baltimore 6's 70,,............ ........S2R
The New York Tribune of Saturday, says:
At the opening of the Stock Board this morning the
market fairly steady but the call proceeded and
the shorts freely supplied, the steaness was lost
and moderate decline established. The transactions
very large extent in cash stock, although the
bears appeared disposed to put out their options if any
market could he found for them. Cash stock of
descriptions is very scarce, and = per cent has been
paid for the of Central until tomorrow. The differ
encs between cash and seller dayss per cent One
of the most active stocks Illinois Central, which
opened at 81 and sold down to 56, against So yes
terlay The probable interruption of lis southern bust
ness by the political troubles has alarmed holders In
other stocks there very salient features. The
quotations steady between the Boards, and the
market entirely without excitement. At the second
Board the market Irregular hut the general tenden-
cv prices downward In the face of the tremen-
dous conflict which appears to be impending, what little
bull feeling was left is being carried out.
The market is very dull for foreign bills, and quota
tions unsettled Sterling is nomnay l04GlO5H Francs
5 40G5 S..
Freghts To Liverpool, 81 eco bushels wheat at ia
7Hd. in ships bags; $4,000 bushels 6!a6Ad.. in
bulk; 800 bbs flour IS 612s 3d. 800 bales cotton I'd
100 packages Lard at 25s To London, 900 bbs flour
IS. %.
The offerings of paper at bank increasing in conse
quence Of the difficulty of passing it in the street The
discount houses are very shy. and scrutnize names
closely Dry goods paper is almost entirely unsaeable
Favorte paper still goes at 57 per cent and call loans
at the same figure.
It is reported on authority of the Missouri Democrat
that Gov Jackson has proposed the banks that
advance half a million of dollars pay the July inter
est, that the mdney should be devoted to purposes
and that all but had consented Governor Jackson
is secessionist and of the funds would into
the hands of the traitors. If this be true it is high time
that the North, especially the Northwest were purged
Missouri bonds.
We a comparative statement of the imports o
Foreign Dry Goods at New York for the week and since
Jan.
For the Week 1859 1860. 1861
Entered at the port. $1,74S4 73 $17C3,4SS 1898 co
Thrown on market. ,69l 296 1,650,790 396, 90.
Since jan l.
Entered at the port 2l1 O72 SIS 6O37S3 $25sls 81
Thrown market. 39,300774 39,3l5,323 &c 1913, 81