The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-24
No second board received to-day.

The New York HsrGId Of this morning says:
The stock market opened better yesterday and was
moderately active ut the advance Federal and State
stocks were however, an exception to the general
ket. Virvnias fell off \; Georges J.; Tennessecs
and North Carolinas while the Federal 6s also
lower On the other h"nd New York Central advanced
q; Hudson =; Michigan Central I; guaranteed *; Iii
nois Centr =, Galena e, and Rock Island q. After
the board the iviy of the market subsidized AT the
second board business quiet and the market closed
duh at the following quotations United States regis
tered 1881 s7dk; do 6's coupon, 1881 s7AGss do IS
1874 791G GsO; Indiana SIS 7577 Virginia 6s s. 4 52
Tennessee 6'S 42AGS; North Carolina SIS 80 d63:
Missouri 6's Il 2s042 Pacific Mail Steamship II %G72&;
New Iork Centra! Railroad II l4G3A; Erie 25 GI!(.
There is no change in the money market The recent
government negotiation and the partial recovery some
branches of trade have created improvement in the
demand for money; hut rates have varied little. Brokers
still borrow all they at 45 per cent and first
short paper goes At 5G,6.
The foreign exchange market inactive yes ter iay
Bankers ak 07 for cir sterling bills. and 533 for
francs Comme cial bills are offered at l07.
The Tribune says
The taking of the national loan by the banks of the
three cities makes their strength
pubic interest We annex the figures:
NYork Aug l9.soi7l7sa 20 7S,.o ~ ~ % oi6 ns
Phla Aut, -. 2lcl'os, e7i6Il0 2S7S 81 Ii.ss5
dlf 5's g Ie9 80 Il 80 a, 96 o. o7
Las week l9',i5oI2 81 SIS 30 l2i. 49 25 62L79l
The banks concerned in the arrangement feel very
confident that the loan TO government will Ike seri
Gus permanent inro9i upon their specie The banks of
-le 6rst payment OF 10 per
The Boston ally Adrer thus notices the spect Of
The oueutng wei discloses feature monetary
affairs business Capita continues in abundent supply
without change in prices but the tendency ot t mar
is toward greater and lower rates. The business
movement continues restricted; there are however,
stongrr indications of increased action in most depart
upus Of trade the advances and the promise
for autumn IS encouraging than it was few
weeks since
The statement Of the Boston banks for the past two
weeks shows the following changes:
Aug Il. Aug. 10.
Capital stock zS go $3S23l zoe No change;
Loans and discounts. 6,lSS.S5l 6Os9sll0 Dec41'-4i
Specie in bank..... 64I2.l56 6665,929 Inc 253 775
Due from other lks 660G 025 6S0 296 Inc. 1921
Due to other banks.. S,5js647 S.52353s Dec. 35 iGG
D4posits .,... Is OATES lS.235,G6l Inc. 100 3S,
Circulation 6,45O,37i 6,566,l66 Dec. S39is
We extract following from the New Orleans Deito
of the I4th inst:
Money was in abundant supply throughout the week
and was freely offered to favurte borrowers hut the de
msnd on the part the latter class restricted owing
to almost total suspension Of general business nc
capitalists appeared be indosed enter into negot9
tons of any kind that presaged even triaing losses
little strictly Al paper was taken daily at Gi@ pei
cent per month and second class based
doubted coliaeras, dealt in a limited extent a
23 per per MONTH but still lower grade signatures
though in ample supply, could not have been disposed
of upon any whatever. AT bank the numaer o
new discounts for plantation demands was still fur
ther restricted and only partial renewals were granted
regular d. positors. Exchange has declined amos
beyond precedent and yet operations have continued
limited in both foreign and domestic bills Considerahl
accessons have been made the supply of sterling
franc, by receipts from other Southern States while th
d euand has steadily ahaed all descriptions,
operations have comprised round amounts far as W
have been advised The disparity between bank note
and sterling those of private drawers exceedingly
striking but it is explained by the desire Of the forme
to hold on their balances the other side