The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-12
@aIoES AND DsiLss OF STOCKS sKwyuhs
BY TELEGRAPH.
rough iLIIkE FisHER NSON Stock su.,t tjiIRr,

THE MARYLAND Coal TRADE.-Coal shipments for the
week ending July 4 1860: Franklin-for the week ,
500 O4 TONS and for the year 50 l6 tons Potomac
for the year 3l02 oil toms Baron-for the week 40 II
tons and for the IL 096 6 American-or the
week s396 tons and for the year 6 TONS of which
sS9l6 tons for the week. and 96s for the wear
were sent by the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
na @ Coa ana Iron C0mPany-for the week 245 10
TONS ana iOr the year 9407 10 tons Swanon-for the
week 49l O6 tons and for the year % Ola tons Det
m0ldtor the week S43 tons, and for the year TO-,
1902 tons of which 34317 tons shipped via the
Cumberland and Pennsy Railroad the week and
o9ioo2 tons for the Georges Creekfor the week
$3.50 W tons and Tor the year al 93l tons. From
hampshire Mines during the time there were ship
pea O4 TONS and for the year 26 963 tons Total
amount shipped from Piedmont via Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for the week Up OF TONS 1876 c42 Is tons
LOT tne year Total amount shipped from Cumberland
Railroad, for the week ending June 99s2 10 tons and
75,2sl 10 tons for the year.-Iiedmont I7depenacnt
The New York Tribune Of this morning says:
Business at the Stock Exchange today was more ac.
tive, and the excitement greater than at any time
since the winter of 1857 and 5S The buyers were well
distributed and the eagerness to fill orders to take
hand in the speculative movements was quite remarka
BILE for this of the year Fer the Western shares
1t amounted to mere scramble to should get in
first and the bids rolled up the calls with great ranid
ity. The only exception Chicago Burlington and
quincy which, as during the sessions yesterday dragged
at unchanged prices during the day The buoyancy
tended to New ork Central Erie Reading, Harlem Pre-
frred and others of local stocks but was less
elasticity in these than in the Western shares Without
giving details in particular stocks may describe the
market as strongly improving throughout the
sion of the First Board The registered sales foot up
private transactions
were also very large.
At the Second Board the excitement continued and
prices IN several instances were higher than the best
quotations oil the morning Just before the the
session however the market little tame and after
Inc adjournment prices gave way Kay per cent for
y all of the leading stocks. the market closing steady
at the decline, but rather dull. There evidently
considerable realizing during the day the early
in the speculation taking the opportunity gather in
their profits upon strong market the ncrea sed sup
ply of stock seemed to have but little effect for the time
To those who watch stock operations cooy il has been
excitement day Uns
too violent to last although the general of
halt in the movement this afternoon unexpect
ed and it will generally be regarded health feature
in the operations, it, as it seems not unlikely the reac-
ton is more strongly developed tomorrow.
We annex comparative statement of the exports lex.
elusive of spece) from New York to Foreign Ports for
the week, and since Jan l:
For the week. 0o3,ls3 $1o55OS3 $1477 9sI
Previously reported. 33, 273 3244 sS3 43643 42C
Since Jan ss4 447, ,46l $50 400 o16 s45l2l 35l
The New York Post of Tuesday evening says:
The business in breadsu5 is at present much restrict
ed by the scarcity of freight for foreign ports
FevVa OF te export demand for our produce has called
into activity all the unemployed vessels the seaboard
and no material influx Of vessels can be expected under
hteen or twenty days. Shipowners begin to indulge in
anticipaons OF large and remuneative business th
iali and with reason, too, for should the English
gram market recede, our own market will undoubtedly
respond SO that storing would in such
ed to- in the face of the heavy supplies of so near
hand In connection with this Improvement here the
oIlowng extract from letter to Providence firm dated
Bombay, May 81 is of interest:
shps are making fortunes Large ships get from
mere 10 CHINA 1000 rupees and The passage
ne made in forty days at this season. New York ship
the Tornado has just been chartered by the English
ernment at "a 20 rupees month for not less than SIX
months The expenses, except sailing be paid
charterers. We have twelve American in mort
Nearly all will leave within a week
company has been formed in New York for the pur
pose OF making advances on produce secured by ware
house certificates. The capital is $500 600
The Central Railroad Company ofNew Jersey has de
cared dividend of per cent for the six months end
ing on the Both utmo The dividends hereafter will be
paid quarterly.
The Philadelphia Inquirer of this morning says:
The stock Of the Penn Mining Company was placed up
on the books of the Board and active with an up
ward tendency This Company has issued 20 shares
par S2 on which 81 SO per share has been called in
owns 5000 acres of mineral land Lake SUPERIOR
has working capital of $40 000 with Part
their lands consist of the old Algonquin tract long
garded as one of the most valuable on the Lake 1t.
friends are sanguine of its ultimately competing with the
most successful of these productive investments The
Money Market is still abundanty supplied with money
while prime paper continues scarce and in demand
Good endorsed bills command per cent. readily.
The Boston Carrier of Tuesday says:
Transactions at the Board to-day small as nigh
have been expected, but the market generally firm
with an improving tendency in large number Of stocks
The week opens WELL and from appearances may conf
IDENTIFY look for higher prices before its close. Minn,
stocks were firm all round and although sales were small
the demand in of the supply nearly ever,
instance