The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-02
NEW YORK MINING BoARD-JULY 90

-Franklin-or the week $40 90 tons and for thc
year o. 226lo tons.-Potomac-tor the year S,lo2 O1
tons Bartonfor the week 3S1l TONS and for the wear
II 245l6 TONS Americanfor the week 76O IL tons and
for the year A02616 tons, which 760Il tons for the
week and "A o26 l6 tons for the by
berland and Pennsylvania railroad. Piedmont Coal and
Iron Company-for the week 131 o2 TONS year
ii 95! O3 TONS Swantonfor the week 221 O4 TONS aud
for the year "a 3l4.l Is tons. Detmold-for The wear
1880 tons of which, tons shipped the Cumb
Georges Creek-for the week 97 TONS and for the
year 69l 06 tons From the Hampshire Mines during
The same time there were shipped POI O9 TONS for
the year 33 643 OIL tons. Total amount shipped from
Piedmont for the week l9 and 23l eI 0s tons for
the year-Piedmont Independent.
We Informed by the President of the Michigan
Southern Railroad the New York Herald that the
interest due 1st August the following bonds viz the
Northern Indiana, first mortgage the Goshen Branch
the Jackson Branch and the Detroit Monroe and Toledo
bonds will be paid on presentation of the coupons the
Corn Exchange Bank. Negotiations are on foot for the
funding two overdue coupons of second mortgage
OF the Michigan Southern, together with the coupon to
fall due lst November next; and it seems likely that this
course will eventually be adopted 1t would probably be
the best thing that could happen for the and
the company.
The N. Y. Tribune of this morning. says:
An immense business was done at the Stock Exchange
this morning, and the market advanced for many des
criptions Great excitement prevailed during the ses
son increased very much by vague reports Of the i'm.
pending failure of Jacob Little Co., which were con-
hrmed before the session closed by the announcement of
Mr. Little himself. The market somewhat unsettled
when this event became generally known, and for few
hours the movement lower prices but in the
afternoon with irregularity the gradually i'm.
proved again, and later in the day brisk demand ami
mated the street At the close of the day prices were
about up to the highest points of the morning The reg
tered transactions of the First Board one of the
largest business days of the season. with an unusually
well distributed activity both in bonds and shares The
failure of Mr. Little except in creating temporary dis
turDance in the street. has but little effect upon the mar
ket IN either way for the rise fall except that will
compel some of the operators to replace stock The en-
gagemens OF this firm said to be quite moderate 1t
is curious fact that Mr. Lite's failure rather more
than year since was caused by operations upon the
pull side while now the bear policy brings him down.
Mr Little has hitherto paid up his differences in full
his fresh misfortune is much regretted by his brother
members of the Stock Exchange, where notwithstanding
ms eccentric course as speculator he personally very
popular.
We annex comparative statement of the exports lex
elusive spece from New York foreign ports for the
week, and since Jan. l:
1858 1859 1850
For the week. 934,545 SII9S255 81 6l2 es4
Previously reported SO go S65 So S27 DO Os2 900
Since Jan. L.. .ss7 9O54lo sS7, sol Os2 $50 2Ss
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