The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-06
NEW YORK MINING RoARp-Arorar 4.
The New York Erenirg Post of Saturday says:
GLe stock arl;eL holds 81

The New York Erening Post of Saturday says:
, The stock market holds its unhinchng frmness, and
the week closes at much higher of prices the
snare list than has vet been shown in the present upwa
movement The feeling at the close is strong with few
stocks offering at the quotations The closing quotations
are as follows New York Central, S4SGS44; Erie 23Y
ta244; Hudson, 56A(G574; Harlem l6 q al61: Read
ing, 479478. Michigan Central closes with 81 bid: old
Michigan Southern 17%. Illinois Central is ouoed 76T
al, Galena 7a(G744, Toledo 4OG404 Rock island sO3
GSO%, Burlington and Quincy San ass Pacific Mail is
very weak 81 being the best bid at the close There were
sales of Michigan guaranteed after the Board at as The
State and Government bonds rather frmer. Mis-
sours close with SO bid Californas sold at 90 For
the SIS of 1865 1908 is bid. The railroad bonds are firm
with no lots pressing on the market
The money market during the week has exhibited an
occasional tendency hgherrates all
banks have been unable establish any advance
loans the floating supply of the open meeting the
demand freely. Call loans are 5l)5h per a rule
with exceptional transactions at per Short paper
is easy at 5hd6 per cent 1t is only long dates that
the Improvement to 6h al per cent is maintained.
@110. ~ wa
The Vigo, for Liverpool takes s52oOOO in specie The
Bremen does not sail till late in the day The whole
shipment of the day will be about $3.50 600
The exchanges through the Clearing House to-day
were $4,000 ,912 2S; the balances 81, 5,475 40
The pennsylvania Coal Company has declared semi
annual dividend of 81 cent, payable August 18th
The transfer books will be closed to the 10th
inclusive.
learn that the Secretary of the Treasury
held in the Assistants office in this city, double eagle
pieces.
We annex comparative statement of the Imports of
oe5H Dy "oous III we" lotk, Tor lne week ana since
January l:
For the week. 1858. 1859 1860
Entered at the port ,5SO,Sl6 $3.50 2S s2627 $50
Thrown on market.... 3,732s79 1886 S46 27ll ,577
Since Jan. l.
Entered at the port. 750174 75623412 65 900 GAG
Thrown on market.. 80 663 $50 75l94S4s IS S46 453
RECAPITULATIoN.
Manuf. ofPkgs. Value. Manuf of Pigs Value
MooI.'..2,556 slo05, ,s55 Misc. ....5,s27 SlO6,43O
Silk ..... 972 S33,0l7 Total.,,ll4l3 50 42l 7l9
Flax. 6S3 162,367
wITupRAWA1s
Manpf. of Pkgs. Value. Manuf. of Pkrs Value
Woo.... 4S9 sl37 1893 Misc 60 ca 9s6
Cotton. Jas 35S73
Silk..... II SI572~ Total. sos $3.50 SIS
Flax 1l9 25034
. wAREHoUsED.
Manuf. of Figs. Value. Manuf. fPkgs. Value.
WOOL. S2l SS2S1l Misc........ A S7,s1
Cotton. 379 81 1875
SIX. SILK = 1926 Total s4S s2O5 $40
The receipts at tide water by the New York State
canals OF Flour, Wheat Corn. and Barley, for the
fourth week of july in 1860 and 1852 have been as fol-
lows:
Flour bbs. Wheat, bu. Corn, bu. Oats bu
1S60......2S 600 244,7O0 Sl6.SOO 49,
ls59...... $500 $4,000 lO4,7oO $500
Increase. 500 1ss1Oo 712loo Dec. $500
The aggregates of the receipts of the above articles so
lar for the years 1850 and 1852 have been
Flour, bbls. Wheat, bu Corn bu Barley bu
lsGO..... 35l 200 1856, 800 6453 200 rs 900
lS59..... 1S3,l00 $500 l2S 400 1446O0
increase. 16S100 30l7 COO 1924 800 Dec 65 700
Reducing the Wheat to Flour the excess in the re-
ceipts of 1860 is equal to III, 500 bbs of Flour