The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-02

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The Boston Courier, Nov. 3Oth says
The prospects of the Boot and Shoe thought
be improving and the spring business expected to open
early in The season, with good demand from sections
OF the country. New York Shoe and Leather circu-
lar says
There never better feeling in the Boot Shoe and
Leather trade than at present in every department Leat
er having advanced some 2G2& per lb. with large
sales creates good feeling with the dealers. The
facturers of Boots and Shoes buy very freely
pectaton of an advance upon Boots and Shoes in
creased demand for spring sales, which will be fully
allied, as stocks on hand, both with manufacturers
wholesale dealers very small. The South and North
will require large supplies in the spring. they have but
very small stocks hand.
The Halowe GazsHe learns that some of the enter
prising capitalists of that city are contempaing revival
II the shpbuding interest that point at an early day
Ne hear similar report in relation Damarscotta-
The same business will be lively this city spring
The start in reShts has vsby shortened the faces Of
whole population.-i1th Times
An application will he made at the coming session of the
New Jersey Legislature for Bank at Plainfeld
100000.
Petitions circulation in Iowa praving the Cover
nor to call an extra session of the Legislature pass
sort of stay apprasement and redemption law The State
Democrat says:
We supposed that not single person with ordinary
faculties for observation and reflection through
financial crisis, who did not out of il thoroughly
convinced that all kinds of stay and aprasemeut laws
only served to aggravate the evil they designed
relieve
Relief laws they are very improperly called are a
western invention. They never and they never will
be tolerated in well regulated commercial community
They the aaobocrac-of the power of
the stronger the regular execution the laws to
suit their interest convenience They utterly
destructive of all trade and commerce. resort TO them
by State invariably destroys the credit the citizens
RAILROADS. railroad connection has been opened
between Columbus ana Memphis by way Of the ohe and
Chic Railroad connecting with the Memphis and Charles
ton, and passengers were arriving at Memphis by that
route in l3 hours from Cairo. The time St Louis to
Cairo. by railroad is hours, which added to the 10
Memphis. bring st. Louis and Memphis within hours
and Cincinnati and Memphis, via Sandoval and Cairo,
within 80 hours of each other
1t stated that the rails have been laid upon nine miles
of the PttSbug and Erie Road Another mile win be laid
this fall 1t is in contemplation to have this line in
ming order as far as West reenvic early in the spring
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAnRoAD.-The Auditor Informs
the editor of the Springfield Democrat that action has
been commenced against the Illinois Central Railroad
Company for the amount of their taxes due the State
The charter requires the Company to pay bonus which,
with their taxes, shall not be less than per cent If it
shat be less they must make up the deficit if MORE
they lose it.
The application in the United States Court for the sale
of the Cincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE Railroad
has been disposed of for the present. by postponement
until April next. In the meantime the Company expect
10 he able to pay the interest due on the bonds.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Monday says:
There now for the first time within the last year
field in the West for the issues of Eastern Banks
Western institutions are fully expanded in this respect
Most of them to the limits prescribed by their char
ters and in several they have, within the last
days, been compelled pay coin. This is
nary feature but favorable it is unusual showing
it does, heavy movement of produce to market and
an extensive distribution funds among the farming
classes The country bank balances this city been
drawn down closely, and in many overdrawn so
great has been the interior demand for currency Rank
notes not returned for redemption for the that
The supply Of Exchange from other is in
the demand and city bankers have fully much offered
at their counters they able to manage, par and
discount. Gold is a drug. Dealers would be glad to
exchange it for currency at Is Z premium,
while they purchase it reluctantly par This activity
in the currency market the result of ination
was the case previous TO the great panic of 1857 There
bubbles aoat unless shall that the pork
trade building too extensively upon short crop specu
laons but however this be- the farmers dispos
ing of their hogs upon favorable termscash and
high prices. There is credit asked obtained pro-
lucers this year, and whatever matters may take
with dealers trade generally will be largely benefited
by the distribution of the proceeds the hog crop There
land speculatOns; moOnshne railroad schemes
no over trading no stock gambng any other kind of
gambling in business, unless may be in pork The bank
expansion therefore, is legitimate, the movements to
which attributable being based entirely upon the pro-
ducts of the country The pork trade carry their
load if it should prove heavy one, that other
branches of business in danger of being dragged
into crisis in consequence of losses that hog buyers
in danger of sustaining In rates interest there is
change The regular houses charge 10G12 per cent
fnng operations to regular customers.
The following is statement of the coinage of the
United States Mint at Philadelphia during the
month of November: