The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-11
BOARD OF TRADE.
COMMITTEES of arbitration for month of August.
SAMUEL BEVAN,
WM DEVRTES, JOS. c. YATES,
IL = BROWN.
..iga2iaTg ana GgMMergssl Ae5Isa.


BALTIMORE, September 10, 1861
The transactions at the Stock Board continue to beun
important bat We have change note In the genera
condition OF the market. There is but little demand
Railroad shares and the feeling in them is quite heavy.
No sales made to day, but Baltimore and Ohio left
of at S404 bid Az asked and Northern Central at tl3
bid, sl4 asked regular way. For Railroad bonds there
was some demand and sales made Of $4,000 North
Central 1855 i5& the market for them closing at
40 bid, I5h asked. Baltimore and Ohio bonds left off
without at IS lS67's 20 bid for 1888, 67
bid 50 asked for Ss0s and Al bid u asked for 1925
(he extra dividend bonds City 6's fraction bet
than on yesterday sale of 81 800 ss6's made
So and they closed 50 bid for lSS6 S04 bid for
1855 SOX bid 81 asked for lS9o's. There in
quiry for State stocks to-day Bank stocks dull and
heavy. The only sale o-day of shares Frank
lin at iS4.
In New York day Virginia and Missouri G's, Erie
and Reading all closed yesterdays figures. North Car
ona 6's advanced 4; but Tennessees declined II and
New York Central T. Treasury notes sold 97H, yes
terdays price.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
TUESDAY, September 10, 1851
300 5000 Sorthepn fqs Central R bonds:
shares Franklin Bank. 81
PRICES AND SALES STOCKS IN YORK.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stcck Bill Brokers
ist Board "a Board.
xi.siof Ti.sdoPi Gsx
Tennessee bonds Observation-Disclosures AK 90
North Carolina bonds..... ........62R 90
Canton Company, y,.'......'..'......O0 90
New New YORK Geatfai Railroad ........734 78g
Reading Railroad. .............. SO SO
Treasury notes years per cents. 9SB 90
steady. steady
The New York Herald ofTuesday morning says:
Stocks better again yesterday especially the West
ern shares which continue be purchased by strong
whether o il OF
known. 1t probable that the idea of the bull ope-
raor is that the creation of several hundred millions of
currency, and the disbursement by government
one million d liars per day, general eXpan
sion lust as the tbuti,n of the United States dennss
the State banks did under General Jackson, and
discovery of California gold did in 1850 55;
that such expansion will be felt in the
ket which the outside public will rush in the hope of
making money on the first symptoms Of general ad-
in stocks At the boards to-day GaIena rose \,
Rock Island l. Toledo " Illinois Central Il Burlington
y while the shares of the roads byCehtral, Erie
and Hudson-sympathzed to the extent Of y Ak each.
Government stocks moderately gc,ive, without
change of quotations except in the of two year
Treasury notes, which . higher. State stocks
duh and generally lower 1t is rumored that the United
States District Attorney is about steps prevent
dealings in the stocks Of the seeded States the Brokers
Board.
Yesterdays bank statement compares as follows with
that of last Monday:
August Osl 474 45oesl3 s4iOl55 100 436 olO
Sept 7.... l39,l5s23 4'SS7 23O ss9o5Sl 14,O9lO6l
Decrease -. 81 90, ,244 3,2,O,s83 634949
This is about the statement which expected; in
particulars it is better than looked for by many
The total loss of specie suffered by the banks during the
past twenty days appears to have been S56000 000 but
the above average only shows during this period
sSOO00O 1t follows that the diference-say 600
has flowed back into bank, having been dsbursed
the SubTr easury here in payment of Treasury drafts.
The money market continues dull and unchanged There
is perhaps rather inquiry for money among the dis
count boke but good paper is that rates have
vet varied very little.
Foreign Exchangeis firmer The amount of mercan-
tile bills offered fer this packet lighter than
and hopk ba1ya
rates To los for bills on London Bills on Paris sell at
532hG35
United States Marshal of this district has direct
ed Duncan, Sherman & Co the transfer agents of the
New York Central Railroad Company in this city,
transfer no stock standing in the Of South
ern citizens, nor to dividends to such holders.
At Philadelphia, the North American says:
The Money market has undergone but little change
First class short paper readily placed at 67 per cent
but second class and renewed obligations difficult
negotiate at 9G2 per cent The Government loan is the
allabsorbng subject of discussion and the individual
subscriptions tinue large.
The Boston TrarHer says that 'the receipts of Massa
chusetts railroads are swelling up again, business
increases The greatest loss this the railroads has
been from the almost entire cessation of local freight
traffic. The throughfreght traffic has been pretty fair
all along.n
The Cincinnati Gssette of the 9TH inst, says;
Treasury Notes QGe party fortunate get sl2 900
IT 9s. Subseq orders were received from New
York to buy 9s Il and at the close $4,000 sold
There an improved demand for money, and of
the bankers had fair supply of good paper There
a better consumptive demand for exchange. This is at
trbutabe to improved mercant lie charlottesville natu
raj result of an active forward movement of produce-
The supply Of exchange keeps up with the demand and
rates remain AT par buying, and premium selling. No
change in gold
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks made
up to-day, presents the following aggregates
pared with those of the previous week
Sept Q Sept 0.
CAPITAL stock. S1l Sll .4S5 S1l ,S1l ,O30
Loans.......... IS 557 264 IS 32S 496 Dec 22S7 76S
Due from other bks. l3216S ,l37 ,951 Dec. III
Due to other banks. 32796 3,o64.097 Dec. 6S,os9
Deposits... ... 10 $50 7l2 IS S26 s37 Dec 70S S75
Circulation 2074,O4S 2,lll,439 Inc. 1881
Specie in Bank $3.50
" SubTreasury Observation-Disclosures. 16O7 ,3o7