The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-19
LIES AT THE BALrIIMoRE STOCK BOARD
PRIoRs AND sALRs OF STOCKS INNEwyOkK
BY TELEGRAPH.

200 shs. Gardner H. II ~ Mining Co. Leg
200 shs Bait &NC.
Mining Co TX
pRIuas ANpsaLRs OF STOCKS lHsIw
BY TEiEGRAPH
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Ri trokers
lat Roarh ID Board
Virginia 6's..... ..................93B 90
Missouri 6's.......... ..........s4b s4%
Illinois Central bonds. ..............OO 90
Canton company, '''..'......'.....0 10
New York Central Railroad .......s1a SIS
Reading Railroad '.............4OS 4oH
Panama Railroad 90 90
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad .....294 60
Michigan Southern Railroad ........l3b 90
Cumberland Coal. .................,OO 90
Harlem Railroad. .........00 IN i
Gaena and Chicago .................OO COX
Michigan Southern, guaranteed. .26h 90
Rock Island Railroad. ..............67A 90
heavy irregular.
The New York Tribune of to-day says
Messrs Thompson Brothers say, in Land Warrants
there is considerable activity, with further advance
viz:
Buying. Selling
40 Acre Warrants, per .SlO0 S110
so Acre Warrants " - IS 90
100 Acre Warrants :" D." 20 81
$50 Acre Warrants. g " rs 50
satterthwaite's Circular received by the Niagara,
tans the following reference to American securities in
London
There has been only limited amount of business in
American securities i'll London during the past week. and
prices are without material change, though, in many
cases slight advance has been established owing to
the extraordinary firm tone prevalent in the New York
market by the late arrivals; nothing however, to
stimulate any desire on the mart of British canasts TO
American railroad securities freely, and do
anticipate that anything WILL except steady of
mprov and the actual return of most of the
panies to really sound state and condition.
The London Times, by the Niagara, says OF the recent
Union Bank defalcation
"The Stock Exchange Committee to day concluded
their Investigations regarding the transactions of Puln
ger and resolved to suspend Messrs R. s. 4 j. s. Scrim
geour Co until the 25th of March, when the next an
nua election will take place. Messrs. Scrimgeour
the brokers to the Union Bank of London and
tves of the manager. They appear to have executed
speculative orders for Puliinger June 1856 and to
have continued them to the period of his apprehension
but these were all of mparatvey small amount, and
were chiefly in Turkish stock and Sambre and Mouse,
North of Europe Steam and Grand Russian Railway
harcs
The Herald says
The Custom House returns of the foreign of this
port during the past week. when compared with those of
the corresponding week last year. snow diminished inn
port movement and increased export of domestic pro-
duce and specie The aggregate since LIST January shows
the following changes from the same period in ls59A
decrease in imports of say $4,000 increase in the
exports of domestic produce and miscellaneous goods of
s9.4000OO and falling of in the exports of specie and
bullion of about Sl3750000 The following the
paratve tables for the week ending yesterday
IMPORTS.
For the week 1885 1883 1860
Dry goods ............ $743l3S lSSS452 l 23S, 900
General merchandise 1,7ll,1OO 3l75.2i9 $3.50, $40
Total for the week s24542sS 5O637O1 3.s69147
Previously reported 5079256 102.2S5,54 OO,1s2 243
Since January l.. s5a2l6as4 1O7al925o 1O4,o5l 800
EXPORTS EXCLUSIVE OF SPECIE.
1858. 1859 1860
For the week........ sl7S2439 1,oOO,o42 1,87l,727
Previously reported 26959SlI 27,5Ol ,436 360SS, $40
Since January l.. sos 692 $50 Is SOL AIS $500 COG
EXPORTS OF SPECIE,
For the week 'S sss1s tsSy ase 2 lSSO AZ
Previously reported IL S83' S26 29762s38 1889 O97
Since January l.. sll ,9O2lH 3l4S2lO 1851 so
The New Orleans Picayne of the 18th says:-Nothins
has occurred to day materially the condition
the market as depicted in last Capital in gOot
supply, both at Bank and the street. and the demand
for accommodation was but limited on the part of an,
class of borrowers. In Stocks bonds have nothing
new to add to our last report The market continue
amply supplied but owing TO ,he hoh nrces demanda,
operations are suspended and been advised
OF transaction in any class of securities Exchange
sui exceedingly anguid, and the movements cannot
CONSIDERED better than nominal in either Foreign Dc
nestle Offerings of all glasses of bills fast diminish
ng and the demand is if anything, further restricted
yesterdays quotations, which repeat, follows
Clear Sterling Bills 91f@92i per cent. premium. Bill c
EadRs Drafts S49 per cent premium Francs Of 100
cent. discount Sight h(1A per cent. premium.
BALTIMORE MARKETS
CoFFEE.-There is a good inquiry for Coffee, and "
note sales to-day of 700 bags Rio at from Ia
The market is very firm in tone quote Rio at 10
prime and choice, Laguayra at 14dl4h cts and Java
15h9l6h cts The stock of Rio to-day is about Il o.
bags.
FL0UR.-We have reported to-day sales of 500 BIB
City Mills Super at S. so per bbl, but have
movement in Howard Street Ohio do. Both the /;
ter descriptions were however offered freely at $3.50
Dbl without finding buyers, and City Mills do. clos
dull at at the above figure For Extra Flour there
little inquiry and so far could learn nothin.
done in today We still quote follows viz S.
1625 for Howard Street and Ohio, S6a6 IS for sanda
City Mills and S7d7. so per Dbl for fancy brands
FAMILY FLoUR.-Famiy Flour is selling to the ira
90 for Welchs, and IS per Dbl for the best bran
of Baltimore ground. Ohio and Howard Street Fami
may be quoted at Sc 50G7 per Dbl
RYE FLOUR AND CORN MEAL.-Rye Flour is stea
at 81 BIN and we quote Corn Meal at $3.50 per Dbl
both Baltimore and Brandywine but it is quite dull
this figure.
GRAIN-The Grain market was dull and heavy IL
morning and for all descriptions prices lower T.
receipts light, the offerings embracing only 10
bushels Wheat, 500 bushels Corn, and s 200 bushe
Oats There very little done in Wheat but we quo
it at 130G135 cts for good to prime red and 14Od55
for fair to choice white Corn sold 6567 cts for W
low and 7Od74 cts. for white, these figures being
cline of to cts per bust ell on Saturdays rates
oflOOO bushels damaged Virginia Oats sold 80 cts b
we quote good to prime Oats before at 35(139 cts
Virginia and Maryland and 40042 cts for Pennsylvani
Rye may be quoted at SO9s1 cts for Pennsylvania
MOLASSES.-We hear of no sales of Moasses tod
clayed Cuba 27d32 cts for Cuba Muscovado; 2533 CT
Tor English island S5G3S cts for Porto Rico; and 469
cts for New Orleans.
Observation-Disclosures are quiet but there is
very strong feeling in the market to-day esp
cally hrm There is good demand for it, and is
10y cts for Sides but for lot so hhds prime Wesie
Sides in hytght casks 10H cash was offered to-
and declined the owner demanding 1O% cts for them
For Hams there is good inquiry and we have report
sales of 900 pieces at II cts The only of Blu
Meat we have heard of is of So hhds Hams OK Ct
w cts We note sales to-day of rs bbls butchers Lar
on private terms, bat we quote prime Western do.
Gus IN bills. and tierces, and Is cts. in gs. There
nothing doing in Pork Beef but we quote Pork
Sio25dlS so for Mess, $1475dl5 for Prime, ga
hump, and Beef at IS for Western No. l. $40 for d
Mess SO for Baltimore No. l, and s12 50l3 per Dbl
do Mess -
RICE.-Rice is in good demand and we quote it firm
43(d4A cts for good to prime.
SEEDS.-We continue TO quote Cloverseed at 81 {
and Timothy do at SO per bushel but there is very lit
selling Flaxseed is selling slowly at $135@l1 AS 7
bushel.
SuGARS.-Sugars quiet, but the market for the
is nevertheless quite firm in tone The sales to-day
ace only 80 hhds Porto Rico at S7.37H and 10 hhds
10 81 but they close steady and firm the follow
ses VIZ S650d7 for refining grades Cuba and Engli
a1ui Sfl2% (G7 25 for grocery grades do 81 257 rs
so o common to good Porto Rico and New Orleans
S'S@oGS 90 for prime and choice do
SaLr-Lverpoo Salt is selling to the trade Mt o. r
1e Dround Alum, 155d160 for Jeffrey Darcv,s f,
40 cts for Marshalls do and IT'S cts per sack for A.
LIS 90 and quote Turks Island do at 2OGo5 etc
of h the latter figure being asked for it by sol
We ishEf The market for Whiskey is very Quiet
ohio II however as before at 81 cts. for both CITY
Nvv MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
nj 80 Eh' June 1S.-Sales of 500 bales of Cotton
Gh15. OH ~ Is nrm-saes of 10 500 bbls State IS
y b;ohar 30; Southern IS 55G5 90 VIII
a5 c. :. VI 81 200 bushels; Milwaukie Club xI
coh Is hlgher-sales of 50 OOo bushels. mi,
o5Sgo4 cts: yellow Western 60 cts porI 70 haau,
Mess $17.37x@1s Lard is Arm W W., pork IS heav!
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