The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-04
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BY TELEGRAPH
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and iii srokers

The New York Post of Saturday ever ing saws:
The past has been comparatively quiet week on the
Stock Exchange the unfavorabe foreign news received
Monday inducing free reazations the part of spec
uators for the rise The business apparently has been
mainly made up of transactions looking to the closing
speculative engagements dating back thirty and sixty
days while holders of stocks relying upon the
aging aspect of affairs here and the West have been
unwilling to accept the reduced prices but confidently
look for upward turn the effect of the com
pcatons on the other side shall have spent themselves
The dealings to-day, in the absence of further intelI
gence from Europe, about due, greatly wanting
in speculative spirit though compared with yesterday
quotations OF most descriptions better In proof of
the dull condition of the markets. it will be that only
thirteen shares of New York Central sold the first
call, and only hundred subsequently. The abun-
dance of money having become an established feature of
the market the inquiry How is money?n regarded as
superfuous it being taken for granted that lenders
alone in their an xiey, all borrowers with toieraby
good securities find difficulty in supplying themselves
Prime paper is sought after at sac per Loans on
actions, H1 per cent below this figure The exchange
on London closed firm at 1os%@lo9A. The Adratic,
for Southampton and Havre to-day took 81 $50 GOO in
specie on freight, and the Edinburgh for Liverpool
S3l5,000 making total Of 81 ,565 900.
The following the statement of the imports of foreign
dry goods the port of New York for and since
January l, compared with the periods in 1858 and
1859.
Entered at the $3.50 lss s
SINCE JANUARY FIRST.
Entered the port GAL s47 $50 s45l2O 4s2
Thrown on market. 24,0S6006 ,460 $3.50 O10
In the money market there less doing than for
past The brokers idle and the demand at the banks
Is not upto their ability to accommodate The limited
amount OF good paper offered the street is readily
taken at per cent Names not well known range from
s to IL per cent.
The statement of the United States Mint in Philade
phia for the month of May shows the total deposts to
have been $l63 29659 Gold from all sources 400 S2S 3O
silver S7 90 Copper cents received in exchange for
of new issue, $3.50 The gold coinage for the
month $l09 $50 in double eagles; sIS5o5 in half
eagles; S5 21965 in fine BARS max ng total of gold
coinage of S1S3 004 co. The silver coinage was ESQ 200
in dollars Sc $50 in half dollars; $o6 900 in quarter
dollars and SIS 400 in dmes making the total
coinage sS1 900. Cents $685. 900. The whole number of
pieces coined during the month 3s16,l76 of the
value of $249, 9,1O4.6o.
We learn the office of INLAY &Bicknelps Bank Note
Reporter issue Of counterfeit notes
on the Central Bank of Cherry Valley, N. Y. put
aaoat in New York last evening.
A meeting of the first mortgage bondhoders of the
Pttsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, with the
stockholders took place the St Nicholas Hotel in New
York Mr. Cass the President of the road General Rob-
nson Mr. Henric and others interested were present.
The proposition of the bondhoders does not materially
vary from the plan of Mr.. Thomson, published few
months since.
MARYLAND Coal TRADE-Last week the shipments of
coal from this region amounted 1856 6 TONS OF this
aggregate, 110S9 tons shipped over the Cumber-
and and Pennsylvania Railroad and is tons over
e ROAD OF the Georges Creek Railroad Total for the
land AUeghanidn ' -