The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-27
PRICES AND SALES STOCKS
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through NLLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers,
NJ GnhIl StNnnt
The New York Tribune. Of to.day. saws:


The supply of money call is very abundant and
loans freely made at sac per favorite secur
ties Paper is in moderate supply and passes with greater
ease Long dates have better currency than they did
There is but little movement in foreign bills to-day, and
rates are without change. Sterling 1099110. Francs
517a@5.15.
The auction sales fancy Silks of interest
Fancy Silks sold in large quantities at 10d12 Fer
below cost The Offering of to-day was of the mpor
tatOn of Messrs Guillaume, Fargs Co., and drew
good company chiefly of city buyers. The low priced
ancies, with which the catalogue opens, have done
little better than yesterday the styles being better The
catalogue numbers 7Sl lots Messrs Haggerty Co. sold
to-day large catalogue Of Broche Shawls. Tomorrow
another very large auction sale of French dress goods
takes place. and important sales are in preparation for
next week.
1t is stated that Seah Chamberlain, lessee of the La
Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Company, has been
joined against paying the interest the second mortgage
bonds.
The New York Independent, of Thursday, says
The market is active A large business is doing in
staple goods still the importers not satisfied they
putting out circulars to keep up prices which if they
were certain OF their ground they would not do Desa
BILE goods maintained in prices but undesirable styles
with which the market is Inundated, offered at low
figures. The purchasers who increasing in number
contne their bills to small amounts, in expectation of
buying more by and by at lower rates. The auction
rooms being crowded with French and German goods
which will be offered later in the Prices in Eng
land of manufactured goods rmer but this will
affect market already supplied from France and
Germany. Some importers are more ready to extend
credit little facilitate the sale of their goods but this
last resource of overtrading dangerous game play
The domestic market is active than the foreign
Both woolen and cotton staple goods in better de
and than supply pelaines, however, have given way
in price Fancy styles of cassimeres the active
article of sale in woolen goods.I
The following is the bank movement of the four
principal Cities shown by their last statements:
Work ~ % s Leans 9 loo Speee sa csTan sI4 IN psPSst5 D pos is
Boston, Aug q, 5SOl6y6S5 4922,44 644,3O3 l76O29S
En'9fS Aug & @ 5 sS1S5 ] 54$ 7is
Total. 0S5 A452917O 273S,2S7 l22 265ge3
Last 90i695 4O4,72O 21,S4ls3 l2D7l,623
The receipts of gold bullion at the United States
Branch Mint San Francisco from the 1st to the 26h July
were
From lst to 9th, inclusive, oZ......... 81 537 so
From 11h to l6h inclusive oz............ 81 742 So
From 18th to 26, inclusive .......... IL 373 20
Total from lst TO 26th inclusive, oz...... So 653 %
The coinage during the same time follows.
Goid-double eagles. 81 40 600
Silver-haf dollars NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so 000
The shipments of treasure from San Francisco JAM
l to July 2S, 1859,
July 2l to July 2s 2s.... .............. 81 434 93342
Exported previously this year % 6S5 465 90
Total Jan. to July $28 $50 465. AZ
Corresponding period of 1858. q $50 90S 40
Excess of 1883 over 1888. $500 557. .42