The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-19
PRICES AND SAILS OF STOCKS IENfwY0Rk
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock aud Bill !Rroker.
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NEW YORK MINING BOARD-JuLY II.
II Minnesota... S5H so Columbian ...... 8
so Rockland... b30 27
The Piedmont Independent gives the following the
coal shipments for the week ending July ID, 1860:


The Piedmont Independent gives the following as the
coal shipments for the week ending July ID, 1860:
Franklin-or the week COL 03 TONS and for the veal
So 705 10 TONS Potomac-for the OIL tons Bar
ton-for the week 81 TONS and for the year H. nl54.1
tons. Amercanfor the week 3,304 02 and for the
year 20272 os tons, of which 1904 O2 for week
and 20 tons for the year by the Cumber
land and Pennsylvania Railroad Piedmont Coal anG
Iron Company-for the week 43304 tons, and for the
year TO- oo4 tons Swanton-for the week 7315 tons
and for the year 23 l3 tors Detmod-for the week
1920 Is TONS and for the year IL S3l TONS of which
tons were shipped via the Cumberland and Penn
year. Georges Creek-for the week 29OiII TONS and
for the year a 937 OF tons. From the Hampshire mines
during the same time there were shipped 19sS01 TONS
and for the year 2S 9467 tons Total amount shipped
from Piedmont for the week 1887 49, and POS SIG tons
for the year.
The Tribune of this morning says:
Business at the Stock Exchange continues on the en-
arged scale reported for the last week days.
there is perceptble abatement the speculative ex
citement which of late has been strongly developed
the operations. There irreguarity in the
of the First Board but the stocks which did not
advance prices of Saturday exceptions the
general current of the market
The Herald says
The following comparative statement of the exports
Exclusive Of spece) from New York foreign ports
the week and since January 1:
For the week.. 4o25ss s02,204 2,074 ,43S
Previously reported S4447461 33,469916 45,121, 1851
Since January L.. s35 909 $40 81 4272I20 47l957 7S4
The increase in our exports of domestic produce
amounting S17 COO Geo. compared with last
year. renders the increase in imports less dangerous
than it would otherwise have been 1t is of course
to the foreign demand for cereals provisions and
manufactured goods Considering the of the
year, the above is a very satisfactory statement.
The money market varies but little. On call, money
is easy at per cent The banks 10th to lend pa
per below 6 per cent, and most notes having 90
days to pass at this figure Capitalists appear
under the impression that in September and October
money will command higher figure than it does
and are unwilling to buy long paper. Still, at per
cent with two good names January paper passes with
out difficulty sixty and ninety day go at 595h-
The receipts for duties at the SubTreasury continue
very heavy To-day they 1926 000 total receipts
being s4Sl 00 the payments 60 balance this
ing, s5,6l5764
The Courier says:
BANK PRoFITs.-An examination of the Quarterly Re
turns of the Banks of this city shows the profits
one are 29 cent above par two above forty per
and above thirty per cent OF the whole follow
ing is the general result as to the fifty five Banks the
30th June, 1860;
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