The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-09
NEW YORK MINING BOARD-AUGrsT 4

CUMBERLAND IRADE.-Coal shipments ne
week ending Aug A. 1850: Franklin the week 869 IS
tons and for the year 59506OS TONS Potomac for the
year 3,10201 Barton for the week 351S TONS and for
the year ii S1 II TONS American for the week SSl II
tons and for the year 25 9OS13 TONS which SsI II
for the week. and % 90Sl3 the year. were
sent by the Cumb. & Pa. Railroad; Piedmont Coal and
Iron Company for the week 665 OF TONS for the wear
u 53 IA tons; Swanton for the week 53 OF TONS for
the year "a 3l4 OF ons Detmod for the 47301 tons
and for the year S4 02 TONS Of which 47 OF
shipped by the Cumb Penn Railroad for the week and
l45S402 tons for the year; Georges Creek for the
1892 10 tons and for the year 64S4 TONS from the
Hampshire mines during the time there were shipped
03 tons and for the year 900 TONS total amount
23l 9l0S tons for the year.-Piednont independent
The excess of coal transported in Pennsylvania last
week the previous one is about 475O TONS
net increase for the season is 5O2l6-more than half
million The tonnage for the already reaches four
and quarter million tons. The State Virginia ad YER
ses for S6OOO 900 6per cent loan limited par while
the market value is but 92 The prospects of negotiation
small though the announcement has caused reduc
ton of full per cent.
The Tribune, of this morning. says:
The activity in the Stock market continues with una
bated vgor and great buoyancy in the leading ancies
The eagerness to buy exceeds much the willingness to
sell The first session of the Board did adjourn until
o'clock, and the aggregate amount of business of
yesterday and to-day think is unprecedented in the
history of the street. In the press the difficulty of exc
cutting ORDERS especially time, great and
unusually large amount of the business was done for
cash regular There has been large of reai
zing but the circle of outside speculation is rapidly
spreading and three buyers appear spring up to
seller The market takes any of stock with
days has been unexpectedly rapid and in usual stages of
the market would be followed by sharp reaction but
the present movement appears to possess marked fea
lures of stability and parties who sell realize profits
are seldom able to get in again excepting at higher
rates Toward the close of the session the market fell
back and between the Boards quotations were not fully
sustained.
Without much increased activity, the money market
is gradually hardening and rstclass commission house
acceptances months to cannot be passed than
6d6H per cent. Single names rule at higher rates
great scarcity is observed in business which is
eagerly absorbed by the banks if the dates are short
Call loans may be quoted at 5d6 per cent. We annex
comparative statement of the exports exclusive of spece
from New Yerk to foreign ports for the week and since
January /:
1858. 1859 1860
For the week.. O46SS2 s156l, ,SSS s2287 574
Previously reported. 81 9054O 373Ol OS2 695 2S3
Since Jan. 952 292 s3S S62 $40 S52 s57
Among the exports 500 bushels wheat, 5,713
bb -four to Lverpoo q 596 bushels wheat II 66S bbls
-four TO London 1 420 bushels wheat to Gloucester Eng
land; 492 bbls flour, $500 bushels wheat Plymouth
Engand 76617 bushels wheat 5,402 bbls -four to Gas
cow
The Philadelphia Pennsylranian says:
We learn that convention of railroad managers con-
ssting of the officers of the Ohio and Mississippi Terre
Haute and Alton Great Western of Illinois, and Chicago
and Alton has been called to take immediate action To
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