The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-27

Stocks We're quiet again to-day. but feeling in the
ma. He' was rather rner than on-Saturday. Baltimore
ana ohio Railroad much stronger. No sales were
made but it closed at SAP bid advance of ST. and 81
asked regular Northern Central was offered again
at SI4&, but no bid made for it, For Loans there
was some demand and sales of s2 COO Balti
more City 6s 1890 at 81 81 900 Baltimore and Ohio
haroad 1873 bonds at TO- and 81 900 Northern Central
1888 bonds at 45. City 6s closed at 50 bid for lS75 81
hd, SIX asked for 1905; and Railroad bonds left Off at
~ bid 42a asked for Baltimore and Ghio 1S62's 20 bid
70H asked for do lS75 bid 70 asked for do 1855.
45 bid 46 asked for Northern Central lSS5 and GO hid
Tor Northwestern Virginia second and endorsed third
mortgage In State stocks there was nothing whatever
DONE and the inquiry for them was very limited For
Maryland lS70s so bid and 81 \ asked but no bid
was made Tor any of the others For Bank stocks there
was some little inquiry and sales made of shares
Citizens at S6A, and shares Western at sl5
In New York to day North Carolina 6's fell Off apain
per cent Missouri G's declined x; Erie y; New York
Central and Reading i; but Tennessee 6s advanced
2 per cent and Virginia 6s sold the same price as on
SATURDAY Treasury notes continue to improve and they
sold to day at 97%, an advance of l.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
60 mn p.,.. MoNDAY, August 20, 1861.
loco B. x o. R R. bonds 75.............9o
looO Northern Central K. r. bonds, 'S5.......45
shares Citizens Bank .................. GA
3 shares Western Bank k....................l5
PRICES AND SALES or STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH
htouRh WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers
v,rn,,t.s.. Is: Board I'd Board.
,ESlhla . s.,..,,....,,.....,,......5 So GO
Tennessee bonds. 90 90"
Gsn'an SI[t1 ceTons GomnsnS Gonds.'''.. ... 81 90
New YORK Ceatrsi Railroad ...... "a ~ zsS1
keading Railroad. ..,..........35I 35
Treasury notes years per cents. 97& 90
firm. weak.
The following the official tables of the trade of a.,
port OF New York for the week and since Januaryl ~
:, IMPORTS.
Dry goods. IS Si5I2S e. 4qG $50 ., nss oo
General merchandise. 26o54S9 344s462 iOSs 9ls
Total for week.. s595o6l7 6.s4s,2l4 11oo 99o
Previously reported l66694S94 ISL 52i 81 9SS S9S
Since January 1..fI72 645Ou 15S 1853 76s 90 o8g 27
EXPORTS OF PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.
Total for the week. 9, lsS9 as ssz 1s9o 1seI
Previously reported. 4O45I, ,i57 54S269l5 SO0l9454
Since January 1... s4i 65o.3l4 56,572 o56 s1IS27a
EXPORTS OF SPECIE
F9;'Ss's F.: as Esss tSa,,;G sss5 i @
Since January Lee. s457o2,2O 34,257,797 s156l6O
There decided revival in several branches of trade
which have lattery been in stagnant condition The
dry goods dealers selling moderately to the country
and large proportion of their are for cash or on
short time Some of the obbers so hopeful that thew
has started some of the New England mills which stonpsd
some moI tbs since and the demand sh es for The
army has had the like effect shoe factories which
closed their doors when they deprived of the Soutb
efh market Our supplies of all kinds of foreign goods
are running low, and notice that importaons for
te week which ended yesterday-though only one third
OF te usual average at this in excess f
those OF the past few weeks The public will look to the
bank statement be made up morrow for some trsn
on the recent ne6otation with government The last
statement showed nothing Oh the subject
The money market is generally called more active than
II was Brokers report facility placing money at
Ad6 per cent Still money is left established honses
az per cent and there is difficulty in meeting frst
cas short acceptances at Second class paper and sin
e names are and the very variable some
leading dry goods obbes buying their own fall nanrr
at ~ per cent, and speculators continue to purchase
names not generally popular, all kinds of rates from
TO per cent month. The course of the money mar
ke dnrng the remainder of the year will be governed bv
public loans. " ~ 81 He" =!
forergh exchange is rather frmer than it was week
ago Bankers ask 10Y EA for their sterling bills md
o25H3o Tor francs Mercantile bills of the best grade are
oHered at lU6 Gls for sterling 3Od35 for frames