The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-30
tAiofs AND or STOCKS IN YURN


The New York Independent reports of the drv goods
trade: ~ ' soou'
THE silk jobbing trade is wholly inactive-neitber
puyng or selling and the woollen trade is without
nation though generally there is always consderabl
acuVly IN this branch at this period Black silks are
the only exception In consequence prices of woollen
goods are very heavy, and German cloths especially are
peng pressed on the market The cothiers buy reluc-
family and cannot be tempted thereto to any extent bv
small concession in price. There some Western
ciothiers In the city making moderate purchases The
mporations of fall goods continue very light and the
bulk oil the 1mportatons likely little later
shls season than usual In domestic goods there is
steady business as regards coons The export demand
Is go and prices of all cotton staple goods have an
ward tendency The shipments are mostly to South
America and China. Bleached and nbeached sheetings
denims and drills sold in advance as well as printing
cloths Prints are inactive and fancy cassimeres move
slowly The production of cotton goods is scarcely
10 te demand There are indications vet of what the
fall importations will be. There is disposion IN he
IN importing goods by the Leading obbers and
te regular importers, sustaining such losses
they did in the spring, also wary"
me movement Of the Banks of the four principal
or the unon in which weekly are shown
py their last statements is as follows
52sSs s 9sRs5 S s 8 pses s s GEeSp
PSa&s PPSffSn JUNE june rs s. g ssss s i53s 5
% 6ssa 1855 81 81 losas 5s Sc Sc II ifs4i iss
s2ss046227 13lO7O683 A 173O65 2975e3
Last last @ 2s2 2s2s I3 668s5 45 oS6So0
The Tribune of this morning saws:
he movements at the stock exchange were quite anima
TED today especially in the Western Shares and in State
stocks. The dealings in Missouri 6's were unusuaIIv
large, the amount at both reaching an aggre
gate of s1SsOOo, and the quotation finally CLOSING at
s4S. There an active inquiry also for BALLAD
bonds but the supply scanty and the business is re-
strieted IN consequence In addition to the $500 900
treasury Notes received from Customs reissued bv the
Secretary of the Treasury, has offered to exchange
to the Both inst any notes then overdue at the
same rate OF interest they bear. The new notes
have twelve months to run The holders of tba tbree
and half millions have notified their intentions to ac.
eept the Secretarys proposition There be on the
otn SIX millions overdue which will be no
doubt be all exchanged Mr. Cobb thus borrowing money
ato per cent interest when Government SIS are selling at
~ per cent. premium Holders of notes can nresent
Tor exchange to Mr. Cisco previous 30h inst
I The Philadelphia Ledger of this morning says:
operations in stocks yesterday cover sales of $50
600 OF oans and about 500 shares There was no
RAJ change in prices, and the market closed firm but
rather inactive noticeable feature in the davis onera
tons was sales of $4,000 of bonds of the Delaware
DIVISION Canal at 9S There is quotabIe change of
rates OF paper in our money market At New York the
papers represent more activity and the inquiry for mon
ey at per cent on call as brisk Paper is not so aea
per cent an advance of fully per cent from the low
est point Long paper is one per cent. higher