The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-28
PRICES AND SALES OF srocKs IN NEW roRH
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The New York Tribune of Thursday morning

The New York Tribune of Thursday morning saws.
The stock market yesterday quiet and irregular
with genera! tendency to lower quotations There was
no special disposition developed either bull bear the
market, and there feature Of importance in the
movement until toward the close call when it was
announced that Mr. wilson, treasurer of the New York
Centra Railroad had committed suicide The impression
became at once general that this unfortunate event had
connection WIN the finances OF the company and
the price of the stock fe off 73 with some transactions
a'teF !i as low as "a The whole market sympa:hzed
WIN central and closed heavy, without activity At
the second Board the amount OF transactions was very
limited put the market was steady. Central recovered
10 '3a put afefward lost its frmness, and the whole
market closed langu and heavy. No amount of shares
could have been placed excepting a concession in
prices In border State stocks the market was fairly oc
tive, but quotations irregular Indiana nar crt
opened at 53 and sold down to so; Louisiana fell of ~
Nirginas heavy Government securities are in GOOD in
Vestment demand at about previous prices.
Inc money market presents no features. The same
pehora exists which we have previously reported with
an Increasing volume. Gail loans may quoted at p.r
cent to per cent according to the character of the
coaterals offered, while business paper AS general
thng, is unaieabe excepting the hi IA rates of 2s
per cent per month, with transactions in high toned
cisSs OF names at al7 per cent per annum.
There is nothing doing in Exchange The regular de.
mahd Tor remittance is triing the purchasers being
almost entirely receivers importers of gold SternS
is nominaly l05Gulc6 per Francs 5 IL %G5 37x
The kan9aroo brings G226l2i in gold and the Europa
has El99 0OO-together millions of dollars
me Mooe Ieg'stsr Of late date states that more
than four millions of specie has been withdrawn from
AT Chicago Exchange New York is u per cent dis
ior CON- ana n to per cent prem for specie currency
The New Orleans Price Current of the 18th contains
the following in relation business Of that sort
1--WE rem arked in that the business of the sea
son would now have been at close even had not
been for the restrictions bv the nlf
and the Western embargo But little been done since
ID any prahch OF trade The last ship the berth for
Liverpool cleared on Monday and has gone to sea
There have been arrivals by the passes One or two
vessels from trans Atlantic ports have been stopped by
the enemy and ordered off. We have had mo receints
from the Ohio and Upper Mississippi, but have had
further suppl of Beahsun, Provisions and Tobacco
from Memphis and Columbus. Holders Of the former
have consequently been unable to realize their previous
pre- ensionS and flour in particular, has been extremely
dull, although offered at easier prices. Operations on
Sugar have been limited scale and nothing of any
moment has been done in Molasses. There com
plete suspension of business in the freightng
count of the blockade of port by the Federal
ment The last vessel thot cleared Robert Hard
ing and she was filed up at 4a I'D for cotton, and
proportionaely high rates for other freight.
Money cannot he obtanet freely on any terms and
only very prime paper be passed occasionally 23
cent per month The deposits in bank give evidence
that there is quite large amount of UNEMPLOYED capita
in the city, but there is for the present very great
unwngness to invest in the best securities
are offered There is no change of policy to notice at the
banks Parties are having their obligations
as they mature, but paper is discounted except
limited way, and under specified arrangements
The Chicago Tribune says:
There is every believe that before the next
killing and packing season arrives, there will be very
great advance in the value of pork hogs The
stock OF mess pork hand in this city only $500
bbs. The stock in New York is but little over so 600
bbs There less pork in generally through the
North than usual at this time large portion of that
packed last winter shipped the South before the
war broke out the rebels taking every precauon
ply themselves with food while they could. Our army
now in the field and camp will neSd large quantity OF
pork, and the supply will be found Inadequate to
the demand So firmly holders convinced CT this
that they decline to Sc and wait for the which
they know must take place 1t will he well for farmers
throughout the State and the West generally to make
their arrangements for attening all hogs they can
get hold Of this ail They will be almost certain get
good price for the pork.
The Boston Shipping List of the Goth. says:
There is no change to notice in merchandise and the
movements since last have been limited There is
an abundant supply of money the hands of capitalists
but there is very little paper offering and only frstclass
can be negotiated We quote cas- per
rates.