The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK HoAKD
s4a25 Bait 6s, 80 ~eek 500 Isl shs '0 Springfield
1 1sSO 60 pp TS-S9h ooo Mining Co 500 *
dividend orders-55 800 b6o-5 10
30 shs. Union Bank-7S 500 shs. North State
20 shs' Ear X Mer 49,, o Mining Co. bSo- ~
loo shs. Canton c.s60-2OhI 100 :" -2%
100 !" N.CR -lsx 100 shs. Cambridge
IS q" 5000 500 shs Silver Hill
% " s6O-76a -, MiningcO. boo X
500 shs Springfield 100 g -" boo 4
Mining Co. b6O-5.1e $50 slO- *
600 " b3O- So 500 biol 81
500 Z" g b60-619 500 shs. Bait & N C.
Mining Co. b30-119
pRIoIs AND sALss or STOCKS INNHwYoRx
RY TELEGRAPH.
Through WILLIAM FrsuRR n Son. Stock II Brokers
Virginia s,.. LIST a ss. q soar'
Missouri bs......... ..-.........S44 90
Illinois Central bonds. ............. 90 90
canton company, 90
New York Central Railroad ....siX 90
Reading Railroad. ..:,............4OA 90
Panama Railroad ..............O 90 90
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad 29x 90
Michigan Southern Railroad .......l34 90
cumberland Coal .................00 90
p paLieih halir9ad ...'.'.... .........OO 90
Galena and Chicago. 90 90
Michigan Southern, guaranteed. .26x 90
Rock Island Railroad. ...............6SH 90
We received despatch of transactions at the Second
Board on Saturday
COUNTERFEIT ON THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS, BANK
OF KENT COUNTY, CHEsTERrowN, MD-5's, altered; Wig
head OF Franklin; wood chopper, oxen. &C on right
end; two men, woman, dog, &c, on left end
The following is comparative statement of the bust
ness of the North pennsylvania Railroad Company:
Earnings in May, 1860. s34 241 Oh
Aoos'.....-'. ...........,...3l ,2l5.77
Increase. s3O25 27
In first six months of fiscal year....... slsssIs AZ
Increase S23, 56S So
The following is a comparative statement of the i'm.
ports OF foreign dry goods at New York. for the week.
and since January l:
For the Week 1858 1859 1870
Entered at the port. $743 1888 $1ssS452 1928 600
Since Jan l.
Entered the port 20 ,92O 634 5o4125ls 1881 2ss
Thrown on market ,2S,3ls 5O,S5S,57s Al 647 74O
The New York Post, of Saturday, says:
The stock market opened strong and active the fall in
prices the past three days having brought
buyers and nearly all the New York advanced
al per cent but upon reaching the shares the
dealings assumed weak tone from which there
teria recovery the close The money market holds its
very appearance In call loans perhaps less
slugglshness, and 5 per cent. is frequently OBJ
tanned paper is as scarce as ever Five ner cent
Is the common rate for six months Exchange
London closed firm, after fair business at 1C94(aO9%
The Vanderbilt for Southampton and Havre today takes
So25S0 IN specie; the City of Baltimore for Liverpool
SOOOO 1t was reported in the street. the authority
OF teegrams from Chicago that the Galena and Chicago
o.
Inc o1lcial hgurts have not been received.
OF the tonnage week the Philadelphia Ledger
of Saturday says
THE anthracite coal tonnage is still large and at pres
ent the indications all favor heavy business the end
of the The the named lines
for the is about 372 The aggregate tonnage
TINS year so far by the lines named, is 25O6O7s
ana II we add the tonnage by of the Delaware
Hudson canal, we have aggregate production of an
thracite coal of about two Millions
tny thousand tons But one single source Of supply
shows falling off as compared with last years business
and that instance, informed results from
interruption to business by improv to the
at the beginning of the season."
The Philadelphia Bulletin of Saturday says:
Stocks were remarkably quiet this morning, and with
less than the usual huctuaon in prices. All rst.cass
investment securities are held firmly, but there is less
demand. The Ch attel bonds North PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad have become quite favore, and have again
advanced q The speculative shares, even Bohemian
are quiet. There second Board and but e
transactions after the adjournment The general
u,e money market has undergone no change. The sup
ply OF capital as heretofore, is far in of
mand and first class short paper is easily placed SIX q
pei cent The spring trade among the jobbing and
commission dry goods houses is over and preparations
are already making for the Fall demand Its extent will
depend in upon the results of the harves
throughout the West in fact the only hope
Nest is fall crop The goods heretofore sold to th
West cannot be paid for until ample harvest
nor will further purchases be made to any extent unit
hat time.
BALI MORE MARKETS.
CoFFEE.-There is a good inquiry for Coffee bnt W.
are not advised of sales today The market is very
hrm in Tone and holders Indifferent about selling
unless at very full rates We publish below the usual
weekly report Messrs White Elder Coffee brokers
to which we refer for quotations and statement of the
Stock and recent imports:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT
Stock of Rio Coffee, June 9, $780,. GOO bags
Received since, per bark Chase.
:. Cavalier. 1000
Coastwlse.. 1000 GO
1..,... 14,776
ESTIMATED sales for consumption ..........2OOO I"
Stock of Rio this 12776 :.
SALEs.-4O0 bags Rio in lots, at 144 cts; 500 do do
do at IA cts 400 do. do. do at l3x cts 500 do
Chase at IA cts. '' Pe
REMARKs.-The late advices from Rio have occasioned
an active movement, with upward tendency in prices
The cline which occurred during the month of Nav
mas oeen fully reganed and the market has attained
higher point than at any previous period year OF
the present stock about moiey is second hands
Besides the above sales 5oo bags Rio Boston, have
to Is. Java 15h to 10
WHITE ELDER,
BALTIMORE. June I6, 1860 Coffee Rrokars
fLoU rive have no change to note since Yesterday
in the figures for Flour There was some noniry for I;
on Change, and sales were reported of 200 bbs How
ard Street Super and 600 bbs do Extra at "a o.
per DBL both these lots being taken export There
was hothlng done in Ohio City Mills Super Int for
pot these descriptions well as Howard Street there
were sellers at the close SIS so per Dbl Extra Flour
and Ohio 5000 IS for Standard City Mills and s7T so
per Dbl for fancy brands do. ' ~ S'"1'''o
FAMILY FLOUR -Family Flour selling tn the trade
90 Tor Welchs and s. per Dbl for best brands
of Baltimore ground. Ohio and Howard Street FamiIS
may be quoted at SO 5O97 per Dbl.
RYE FLOUR CORN MEAL.-Rye Flour ia stead
at 81 37H and quote Corn Meal at 50 SO per bbI fc
both Baltimore and Brandywine but is quite dull at
GRAIN -wheat and Corn were both in light supply
this morning. only about $500 bushels of the former and
sU0o bushes of the latter being at market. Corn was
dull, and prices for it lower than on YESTERDAY
white sold at 60a63 cts for Inferior 7476 cts for
good TO PRIME but there nothing whatever done in
yellow. We quote it however nominal at 6sd7O cts for
good lots Wheat was also quiet but it was steady at
Yesterdays figures Red ranged from 100 to l35 cts
Tor fair to prime lot of 600 bushels prime being sold
at the latter figure, and we quote white 14OI50 cts
Messrs McConky & Parr exhibited on Change this
morning the first Wheat of the season. II was of
Ine description known as the EARLY Beughten white
Wheat and raised by Geo. W billiard ESQ Of
Essex county, Va. The Wheat well cured and of
very hne quality, and the lot sold to Messrs N
ussaway Co.. the manufacturers of the Ashland brand
OF Family Flour at 50 hushel The above descrp-
on OF Wheat Is well worthy the attention of growers
from the TACT OF It's maturing will seen two 10 three
weeks earlier than the ordinary descriptions Tbava -
done IN ye 20 gay aud the oniy sale Oats re-
M0LASSES-We hear of no sales of Molasses todo
put 1t is steady az s1e following rates viz 25926 cts for
for English Island; 35SS cts Porto Rico; and 4Sao
cts for New Orleans. ' ~ 'oVss'
PRovIsIoNS-we notice rather moro ino,,;x, J.. H..
Tor PROVISIONS and hrmer feeling in the market W.
have reported today sales of 100 hhds Bacon Shoulders
out OF condton at cts, so hhds. Bulk Hams at on cts
% hhds light Bulk Sides at 9% cts inn bhd O. - Gus
snd sues IN 9ss at ~ cts for the former and iOx cts
Date
1000 pieces do. at llG11A cts Bacon closes st anu
s&GsB cts for Shoulders, l04 lOI cts for siSes az
we quote Bulk Meat at & OK cts for Shonldars osS
w cts. for Sides, and 9G9k cts for H,w 20 "
Lard is firm at IL cts. in bbs terces and "a cts -
Kegs, and we quote Pork at $lS25l1S37k for Mesa
S4 70 for Prime and s4 per Dbl for Rump There isver
ttie Beet selling but quote So for Western and
So Ior Baltimore No. l. $40 for Western, and sl2 5Ol3
per Dbl for Baltimore Mess ~S'A'
nloE-hlce IS IN good demand and the market for IL
good \; r " noe sales to day of about $50 terces
so @GE 70 prime at Al OAK cts per ID.
CEEDo-"e continue to uuote CIovarsaad ot q sn
and timothy do at So per bushel but tbara i @
bushei. "'y a' Si'ooal4o per
SALT.-Liverpool Salt is selling 10 ,h
Jor GROUND Alum, l55gl60 for Jeffrey 90
JOB cts Tor Marshalls do, and IT'S cts nsr sea- ne
toms do and we quote Turks Island do NJ oI ASH
bushel the latter figure being asked fay cts per
of the holders. Aof II py some
sUGARs-sugars are in fair request but there ia ~
activity in them. lot Of " hhds Cuba was sos no
yesterday at $725 and note sale TO-DAY 81 sn late
do at S.37x We quote Sugars to-day as foliov mus nus
ats 6oa7 for refining grades Cuba and English Isad
SfIZx97 rs for grocery grades do; $7.25G775 70,
good common to good Porto Rico and New Orleans and
So;Z1Gs DO for prime and choice do
u,~,1lShE1.-We note sale to-day of 100 bbs Ctv
Usney at Fl cts but hear of nothing doing in Ohio
cts ps !, however at the figure as CITY viz: 81
NEW voDS OMESTIC MARKETS.
ern and Stat AAARKETS, June 16-FIour. &c-West
State is rmer %, Is more active, and fresh grouad
medium grades are ilce brands are sustained but the
sales Of IL 400 bhIs =, INJURY at the close
~ for extra S.at 10, state ana