The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-20
siIoagtzrE aEa Commercial Rsoists.



There was nothing done at :he Stock Board today bu
fnr all the leading seer tiles the market was firm Bal
tm"re Hnd ohio Raj .yGd closed at si2 bid sl3 asked
an" N'r'herh central at sI bid sl4 asked regular way
N'''"nu o closed at ST bid SO asked for lS9Os bu
there were no City 6s offered Railroad bonds were in
Pu''" 'or' nut no sales made For Northern Cen
u' Iesos DO was bid, and IS asked and Baltimore an,
ONO bonds closed ~ bid 49, asked for ls6.s uh,
extra dividend bonds and 20 bid Il asked for ls9 5
"e oank stocks were toerably firm Merchants CLOSING
" $50 Did $50 asked Union s57 bid s57Y asked Far
mers and Merchants at s27b bid SO asked; Mechanics
AT sl5 bid, Sli asked; Bank of Commerce at sls bid
franklin at s7E bid; and Citizens at s6E bid 81 asked
Gardner Hill Mining Company to day at SO cts
bid, So cts asked but bid made for any of til,
other Mining stocks
In New York day all the Stocks on the list were
lower virginia 6's fell off per cent Missouri 6's x
Tennessee 6's l. North Carolina 6s Erie A. New York
central = and Reading y Treasury notes also declined
y, the per cents. selling at the first board at97Z
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
MoNnAr, August 10, 1861.
No sales at the Stsck Board TODAY
PsICEs AND ssLEs or srocKs IN NEW vopx
By TELEGRAPH
"''Hsu WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Broke ere
NO. ~ South street.
v,.n,., lst Board 81 sosrd
isihlh ho,s..,.., .,,....,,............54
T' Trissourl o,s..;........ ............42 4%
HLeSSse nohus us'.'.................I2 .I2 90
North Carolina bonds.,.... ........64S 90
SaHtGn company, Observation-Disclosures. 9Ss 90
New York Ceatrai Railroad ......722 rex
keadinR Railroad. ..........,.., 35 az
Treasury notes years per cents OK co
steady. steady.
The following the tables of the trade Of th mort s
New YORK for the week and since Januaryl:
For the week 1870 1sso TOO,
Dry goods.......... So l39 1873 s34i6lIa esoS aos
General merchandise. 2555S5l Il62a28 79s, 2S5
To,oI eor -uoo, - -. - ------
Previously reported l6l 146 999os2 Sc SIC 29S
Since January 1...sl66 6oi804 i5l So. 87a5S s93
hAfohrs OF PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.
Total for the week.. 1854 46s ls9405s tS9 os5
Previously reported. SSS76sS9 52sSas57 sS9
Since January L.. s4O45i457 5l,82e9l5 8o,olo asa
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
For For the week: s5si ssa 2iss,ss1 1881: 1851 Zoo
Since January L.. s48S8S,l79 826l1,7g7 s15496o
The Herald says: ''O0
Our mportations of foreign poods con,ir,,o .. ,,
Last week they were barely than quarter of the
importaions Of the corresponding last year and
1859 For the first time for many months the exnopt
table shows falling off for last week as compared with
the corresponding week f last wear This bnway.r
arises from the fact that this season last wear our
PortS began to be very heavy The apparent balance
against the port in the general account of its foreign
less than Sh,000OOO. - " "
~ Is uouDuul Whelher the bank Of will
sne sooooooUO point in the statement be pub.
shed to morrow though it is certain that there are NOR
man ny n'iilons IN coin in bank the present time
st ohoay the banks showed average Of S4S $50 l6
an increase OF 81 403 935 from the week preyons sine
then California steamer has arrived with over ui,ljon
IN com and some has been received from the Mint
ana elsewhere Our receipts specie from Europe bav
The Tribune saws: ~ Vi eAShanse'
me hrst two weeks of August on the Illinois Central
i au snow utc Inc of about sl3 600 in traffic The
'ss oi ue southern outlet of the road by the military
sufficient fortb
rate loss oI business The Western roads genaraiI Iii
snow iaIllng off in business during August The war
mas materially checked passenger traffic and tba low
reduced the freight business The comparisons are gant
large business stimulated by high prices and an earI
harvest The crop at the West is large one and Tho a..
counts from abroad indicate that Europe will want all
our surplus ' " "A'i' al
The following ia Naw
10th: " OeaH' De''a oil the
The official bank statement of today compares ~
follows with that for last Saturday; "
C, Aug 3. Aug 10. Difference
Short Loans s39, ,s59842 s4OGO56O Inc. .sl5i bis
specie ....,,.... ID 63l ,633 l46l42I5 Dec II 159
circulation ....... 6,54S62l 64ll 53I Dec ~ oo0
PReppsits..'.'.. 15543I1 15,452093 Dec 9lO7S
nt hi "o5O9il S,563.776 Dec. 2B7 ,I65
ion, i~ nalanceS'''. I92NO 7632l3 Dec. 1S9s7
Long loans... S762133 S57I 4p3 Dec 100 73o
money AFFAIRS the movement since our last has dis
put niue change of kind that calls for special
ohplta was as heretofore, fully offered throupb
OUT 10 strictly frstclass borrowers but owing 70 The
almost universal suspension of business the demand for
aSe.hlhouatlon on their part of too restricted a
20 lead TO extensive negotiations Some littla
Al paper changed hands however at Z N v Tar ot
per month"; ana there moderate business done in
names secured by undoubed col1ateraIs a
io . surts-Z 10 81 per cent per month; but the
neglected AT bank, transactions were confined To narti
renewals OF maturing obligations with occasional new
discount to meet the demands for furnishing essential
plantation supplies