The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-30
.1ieaflgre ana Gummtrrial Afbistp.



There but little business done the Brokers' Board
to-day, and for Stocks generally the market was rather
heavy Baltimore and Ohio Railroad fell of 81. sale
of 10 shares made at $40h and it closed at $40 bid
81! asked regular way. Nothing done in Northern
Central II was however lower than Saturday. the
market for closing at only $3% bid Maryland 6's
closed Saturday IS bid for ls7Os and so bid for
ls90s but Baltimore City 6s lower, lS75's closing
81 bid and 1905 81 bid asked Railroad bonds
there movement to day, but Baltimore and OhO's
left oil 80 bid for ls62s the dividend bonds and
20 bid for lS75's and lssOs-lss5's offered 20
but no hid made for them Northern Central bond
were h de better than Saturday, 1855 closing
45@ bid, 45 asked. For Bank stocks there some
little inquiry and sales made Of 50 shares Farmers
and Planters at s22. This stock closed at s2% bid
S22s asked Merchants closed sS6 bid; Farmers and
Merchant at SIS bid, SO ed Western at SIS Bank
of Commerce at sSH bid and Citizens at s6 bid s.
asked Bank Of Baltimore offered at $50 aud Union
n s5s, but no bid made for either of them There
is nothing whatever doing the Mining stocks; Fl i
was bid however to-day Springfield and IS cts for
Gardner Hill
In New York to-day Tennessee G's advanced l per
cent Vrginias NJ North Carolinas II; New York Cen
tra n Erie Il and Reading Il but Missouri is declined
Il per cent. Canton sold at 50, Saturdays price
SALES AT THE BALTIMoRE STOCK BOARD.
MONDAY July 90 1861
80 shares Farmers and Planters Bank k........22
% shares Bait. Ohio Railroad d...............4OH
PRICES AND SALES or STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY fELEGRAPH
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers
lst Bosrd "a Board
r'rGBiads s.....,,........,....,-..49 .49k 90
Missouri ds,.......... ............4l4 AK
Tennessee hiads. ds.......-...,........42 AZ 90
North Carolina bonds...... ........ 6lH 90
Canton Ccmpany, -................ 90
Erie Railroad. ....,........ -. .... 23A -
Tev York Ceatral Railroad .......7a% 75X
keahiHg Railroad .............. 80 Sc
The following the official tables of trade of the
port of New York for the past week and January
IMPORTS.
General merchandise. 2742666 ls9i,isO i,l56,9so
Total for wcck..... s7.73l 406 5.4s2,572 1.eS22ii
Previously reported 40 a8s922 lalo595s7 s22iO,6c9
Since January l.,..s4s l2o82s 6552l5o S3s92 $50
EXPORTS OF PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.
the sssS 1883 7o7 1sss,5rs lss" a5sasas assl
Previously reported. s4,2s6l39 47i957s4 72oi5el8
Since January 1.. $36l21s sac 49,O82 ,299 74o93l6s
EXPORTS SPECIE.
For the week....... s2,0S( go 1.52o.OOo 1910
Previously reported. 37,2lO9S4 25,2l4,7SO 3l4ss7S
Since january 1... s3924l, ,294 26,734,78o 3152S7s
The imports this port continue to decline especially
the imports Of dry goods whc. have fallen to mere
Of The first seven onths 1861 with the months
Of 1850 and 1859 find decrease of about S52 600
ompaed with 1860 and s64 as compared with
1859 The exports of food from this port continue large
For the first time in the history of the port the exports
oi produce for the past seven months within 600
Geo OF the imports The exports of specie continue nom
nal and must remain sc until revival of the import
trade CAUSES advance in exchange. The banks will
probably show decrease of specie to morrow Over
sl,oOe,GOO have been paid into the Suo Treasury for
Treasury notes since Monday last and money has
gone West Something less than three millions has been
received from the Mint thus leaving apparent balance
Monday the banks surprised the public by showing a
specie average of SAG 602 205 being increase 5S5
459 the week previous the corresponding period
last year they held only i234i3 644 in coin
The Tribune, speaking of financial matters, says:
The money market outside the banks is stagnant.-
Large amounts Of capital idle employed only at
cry low rates. Floating amounts deposited with
promin mt banking houses in low per
cent and favOrite collaeras, demand the
rates from TO per cent Very few enterpr
foot and old wound up the capital
employed ceners in Wa street In the discount houses
the transactions quite restricted by Of the
limited amount of paper in market not absorbed by the
banks The demand is much beyond the supply. Strictly
"gt edged" goes at 5G7 per cent, with occasional
transaction even lower. The names, however, which
at these rates not many, and above there is wide
range-t0o wide for quot,tion.
Annexed is comparative statement of the New Or
or he last Two