The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-07-29
Warehoused. Duties.
1917, $l ,DS,S1 1891 1921
1913, 3,Ns,999 l,I36, O34
Increase, 1850, l6l 744, 1863
Warehoused. Duties.
$l,e02,72l $500, 4C3
2,795,7O4 1913, 6S3
992, 1888 2O8,I27
Amount. Duties.
$6, 794, 692 $2,O34,6l7
3, AT, 33 LOCO, 25O
208,lN
These aggregates are as follows

remaining in Bond ai.S june 80 1s4s
This million OF dollars due goods in bond is direct
relief TO the importers and commission houses by
SO much an addition to the commercial capital OF the city
The business of the city continues be influenced
by the state OF affairs in Europe which have had the effect
of striking ofexence were, large portion
active capital employed in commerce. battling all calcula
ton in regard the of exchange and in relation
the supply of foreign goods The continue come
considerable extent on foreign and while merchants
state OF anxiety in relation outstanding
European Credits specie continues go forward. Dur
the past week the exports have been $ 9O8 of which
less than $4,000 was American coin the remainder being
foreign coins mostly Bremen and France The supply
of these coins continues large, Notwithstanding the
siderable export indicating how important are the supplies
derived from Immigrants The demand for exchange fair
and rates OF sterling rule at " O and UNDER according
quality Money continues present anomalous
While the banks cautious, and discount the paper
sparngy at legal rates out of doors, II per cent
per month is paid, while considerable are offering
CALI at per cent This arises from the prevailing dsrus
in relation to European matters The leading merchants all
accumulate cash any sudden reverse by
which reclamation may come upon them. They keep these
reserves where they put their hand upon them at
moments notice, and therefore lend CALL on ample Sc
curity cheapy Occasionally they forced apply them
duplicate bills of exchange, for fear of dshonor The
billmarket on recent occasion heavy and the rate
declining when the city treasurer of Boston supplied that
market with 81 OO0 drawn against loan eeotiaed
in London thus cutting off the considerable demand for
bills in this market which usually proceeds from Bos
ton AT the same time, house here received from Wash
ngton considerable amounts of sterling, drawn against
the new loan These supplies a heavy market were
naturally regarded the of further Decline VIII en-
the arrival of from abroad compelled merchants TO
duplicate bills former remittances and the price
per cent These extraordinary circumstances great
y affect the market but specie continues TO flow in from
the interior, and the Of dstrus that compel the
accumulation of also depresses enter
PRISE and the markets very dull with but little change
| in hoa,1
and the favorable advices from abroad have caused
improvement of i'd in the quotations. The quantity of
cotton the market is small and the receipts at oil
points, reach 2243,2S bales against 1749 1892 last
year-an increase of 493 36 and the export exceeds that
oflas year by 1926 bales The quotations are now as
| follows:
| ordto Mid.to Mid fair Fully fair to
Inf good ord good mid. to fair. good fair
S S'ane s anf n S.1 o s!ss Slsa qsn sl
The export from this port, July 25 has been 7l26
bales against 1888 last year. At the close of the last week
flour became more firm under demand for export This
has now diminished, and the extreme warm weather pro.
ducng desire realize, the advance has again been lost
The exports for the week have 10000 barrels at 81
rs 81 S7A low grade State and Pure Genesee
has sold Us 37t $5 so; good western 81 s7A S.
rooky city $5 Georgetown SO l2A old do SIS rs rs S7A
Rye -four $3 so $3 6S2. Jersey corn meal So 56I
Wheat has improved under demand for export and mill.
ing Sales white Genesee, for Seed 81 Is 81 20 white
Ohio 81 o6 81 OS; red and mixed 81 common to good
Illinois 80 80 cents; North Carolina 81 Is n Al O6I
~
Virginia. 30 SO cents Corn under the news has become
more firm: sales, for export, considerable 1t an
vance of a cents per bushel Sales 100000 bushels
at 81 90 cents for northern and Jersey round mixed
western 81 81 cents southern white 81 50; southern
yellow 81 5iA New Orleans heated 4s a 5lA Hay
(North river) 40 a A cents. Hemp is more firm with
better demand-sales dew-rotted $3.50, months. Lead
(Missour) "a cash. Oil (Amecan lnseed) SO 50 cents
Pork has again improvedsaes Ohio mess at II Sll Is
do, deliverable in September $lI 50-interest Prime is
firm at SO sa So Beef Country and city prime) SO SO
SO IS prime Sl2 Is IL 80. Ohio lard is dull at ~
| II cents. Picked shoulders and hams at cents
Orange county butter Is 20 cents western dairy Ia is
cents Ohioll IL cents Cheese "a cents. Rice is
firm at 80 l2A 50 ya There is speculative inquiry for
clover seed Ohio whskey a. 22A Searne, prime
white, u cents, Talow " cents
Freights active former rates Corn in bulk
to Liverpool a AID. Wheat AID. Cotton 5.32d.
The stock market has not changed materially. The
quotations from London fair-Unted States SIS
quoted The quotations here for the day are