The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-14
NEW YORK MINING BoARD-JuLY 12
The Tribune of this morning says:

There abatement in the speculative fever to-
day. and very active business transacted at both
sessions of the Board The Western shares dealt in
largely, and the excitement more strongly displayed
in these, than in other stocks although the of
the whole market seems for the time to be in the
direction The sales foot heavily and there again
great deal of realizing the part of the first buyers
but the market soaks up stock like huge SPONGE and
outsiders are evidently taking stronger interest in the
movements. The Erie Railroad is to be sold the Goth
of November under foreclosure of the fifth mortgage
and in with the arrangement organza
ton In the meantime the Directors will make effort
to extend or pay the second mortgage bonds. Stock
holders and bondholder who have not assented to the
scheme of reorganization have the privilege of six
months after the day OF sale to give such assent
The market is firm for foreign bills, but the of
Francs, l3A(d5 11A The ease in the money market
becomes marked from day to day. Five per cent
is the minimum rate both for call loans and discounts Of
short paper but at 5H paper is done which week ago
could not have been negotiated at 6. The banks are
generally, pursuing cautious policy, in anticipation of
the wants OF the mercantile community this fall thus
far there no pressure upon them for accommodation
The operations of the United States Branch Mint in
San Francisco, from 1s to 10th inst, inclusive have
been follows:
Gold Bullion received, weight after melting,
Silver Bullion received WEIGHT after mstns . So go 4S
Coinage, Gold, Double Eagles. $500 900
Coinage, Gold, Half Eagles... 10000
Coinage, Gold, Quarter Eagles. 10000
Coinage, Silver, Half Dollars 900
Total coinage. s573. 900
The New York Post of Thursday evening SAYS:
We learn by the North Star this port to-day that the
Supreme Court of California has decided that the State
shall recognize what are known the "Stolen Bonds"
The Court rendered the decision the 5th of June
will be remembered that this suit instituted
the recovery of $24 900 of bonds issued Wells
Fargo Co., agents for parties here which bonds
issued upon scrip alleged to have been stolen from the
State Treasurers office after having been paid
not cancelled. The said warrants appear have had
no receipt endorsement showing them to have been
paid and the Court says: 1.-The Treasurer who is ad
mitted to have been vigant and faithful officer seems
in ard IN tho
the defendants themselves The North Star brings 81
500 600 in treasure. The financial news aside from the
conclusion of the stolen bond controversy is unm-
portant. San Francisco City Bonds scarce and in
good demand at quotations No sales the fortnight are
reported.
The Philadelphia Ledger of this morning says:
There again yesterday another active stock market
The sales cover S45 900 of loans and 800 shares
Tire market closed firm without material change in
prices The better class of loans barely sustained
being in some measure neglected for the list
is buoyant and more active
The Boston Courier of Thursday says:
The market not quite excited day TuOs
and in several advance realized The demand for
sound stock is increasing, and lots quietly picked up
without quoted sales