The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-06
- BY TELEGRAPH.
through LILLIAN FIsHER Son, Stock AMI Bl 7rosrrs
. No 22 South street

New York Central Railroad ........S2 90
Reading Railroad. .40x 90
Panama Railroad. ...............O 90 90
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad .....3I 90
Michigan Southern Railroad ........I3K 90
Cumberland Coal. oal....................O0 90
| naIIem 0aroad ..........00 GO
Galena and Chicago .................0 90
Michigan southern, guaranteed. .30k 90
hocS Island Railroad. ....7O& 90
| No quotations for Second Board received to day.
| MARYLAND COAL TRADE.-We have no report of Goa
shipments for the week ending June Both except
Hampshire mines Coal shipments for the week ending
June ~, 1885, Franklinfor the week 2l12 anC
for the 49 90 tons Potomac-or the years lO2
TONS Barton-for the week 70 90 TONS and for the yea
| ll,O39.l4 tons. Amercan-for the week 2l26O3 tons
and for the year 1s 10 tons Of which 2126 o3
the week and l6 2s tons for the by
| Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad Piedmont Goa
and Iron Companyfor the week 7631S and for the
year S93OH Swanton-for the week 1O90 o4 tons, and
| for the year q 734O6 TONS Detmod-for the week
O39 tons, and for the year 1860 TONS of which
Ssi5 tons were shipped via the Cumberland and Penn
year Georges Creek for the week IA TONS and for
| the year 81 ,29414 tons From the Hampshire mines
during the same time there shipped 1913 90 TONS
and Tor the year %, ,77012 TONS Total shipped
from Piedmont via Baltimore and Ohio Railroad the
week o3 tons, and 1sl l14219 the year
Total amount shipped from Cumberland via Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the
week ending June 1882 tons and 70 2s4 16 for
theyear.-Piednont Independent.
The New Y. Herald of Wednesday says:
There two states of the money market which ind
cate an undesirable state OF trade the very cheap
money market the other very dear money market The
inactive Spc-
ond produced by inflated unhealthy activity Since
the dear money market OF 1857 have been IN to the
time in the transition state ofdepressed inactive
trade, ana cheap money market. The West and North.
west have done little business and in the Eastern States
trade has been languid and spasmodc The South has
een the only portion of the country really prosperous
Its prosperity has been unexamped in the annals of the
country This fall will probably wtuess an increase of
trade in the Western and Eastern States and with this in
creased trade increased demand capital to dis
count the commercial paper created by it, and conse-
quentiy an increased price for money
1u ofatap
amount at his credit in the treasury with Assistant
.reasuers and designated repositories and the mint
ana branches by returns received to Monday June 25
ls6o subject to draft is follows
Treasury Of the United States Washington s134 2ss 90
assistant treasurer, Boston.... ....... 600 $50 93
Assistant Treasurer, New York 26S 500 81
Assistant Treasurer, Philadelphia .... 567 4o4 35
Assay office Of the United States New York 4325l3 90
Mint of the United States, Philadelphia .. 22O154 l6
Branch mint of the United States Charlotte 80 600 90
Branch mint of the United States Dahlonega 1850 OS
Branch mint of the u States San Francisco 500 600 90
Net amount. 5eo15s %
New York: '' ~
Buying Selling
40 Acre Warrants, per acre.. 81 90 slIO
81 Acre Warrants, &c 60 49,. SIS o.
l20 Acre Warrants g GO 49,. so SIS
100 Acre Warrants, g "t 80. so So
The New York Times of Wednesday saws:
The activity of the money market which has prevailed
FOR the past few days has abated Rates rule
the scale about per cent lower Cali loans have oao;
receded TO 55 with considerable desire invest at
that FIRST class paper stands at 5h to 6b per cent
win large proportion of the business at the inside fig
ue Treasurer has far disposed of $3.50
uoo o' le amount set apart for the Post Office Depart
ment and the public debt interest 1t is presumed that
the ASA which sails for Liverpool to morrow will take
out about in specie The business at the Stock
Exchange commenced weak and its effects were plainly
visible on the street An approaching holiday invariably
causes dullness in commercial matters and this year
seems to be particularly the case
The following is the statement of the Boston banks
made up Tuesday:
Capital stock 5e1 7no
Loans and discounts. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 64 172 900
Amount due from other banks..... SSs 600
Amount due to other banks TO- 100000
Circulation s2 200 200
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
CoFFEE-Cofee continues firm There has been
Some 5,ms GduTy Tor it to and We note sales of 1000
Rio as before at 1SA ala cts for fair to good and
~ cts for prime and CHOICE; Laguayra l40l4X cts
Mar Maraga6o at y CTS and Java at l5A@l6k per b.
Inc stock of Coffee to-day is about 900 bags.
fLopR-rhere was some movement this morning in
Flour but the market for it heavy, and for Super
prices fell of l2H cts bbl We heard of sales of 45O
6bls Howard Street Super at s537H, and of 700 bbls
Gy az; Nils DO also at s5Sfk per bb and of both vare
ties there were sellers at the close at the above figure
ihere was noting done in Ohio Super but it could have
been readily had at S5S7h per bbl We have heard
Eo n Sales OF Extra Flour day but at
and s7G7 80 per Dbl, for fancy brands do.
fAMiLT - oFLaogR1Famy Flour is still selling to the
brands of Baltimore ground Ohio and Howard Street
Family may be quoted at So 50g7 per bb
AZ RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL@We quote Rye Flour to-
day at So, and Corn Meal at S3.37H for Baltimore and
S337 as so per bbl. for Brandywine
GRAlN-New Wheat is beginning to arrive pretty
freely and this morning there about shells at
market all of which, with the exception of small lot
was white There was pretty good inquiry for it, and
most OF II was sold at 25 cts for inferior 40 for fair
l5O@ls5 cts for good and 16OGl65 cts for prime and
choice. No sales of red Wheat were made and we can
give no quotations for it Corn of which there about
hnS Hnrpd dot nto ,rf,u
fla72 cts. for prime do and 6s070 for good to prime
yellow For Oats there was fair inquiry and sales
made Of 5000 bushels Pennsylvania at 37(s4O cts We
quote Virginia and Maryland Oats at 32G34 cis There
no Rye selling and We unable to give any reliable
quotations for it.
M0LASSES.-Molasses is dull and quite heavy, but
the nominal rates still follows viz 24G25 cts for
cayed Cuba; 279SO cts for Cuba Muscovado; 2532 cts
for English Iand 33d37 cts for Porto Rico and 46G4S
cts for New Orleans
PRoV1sIoNs.-Provisonsc continue firm, but there has
few sales of Bacon have been made by the obbers at OK
cts for Shoulders, and II n cts for Sides and it closes
pretty firm at these figures. We quote Bulk Meat at s4
Ge1 cts for Hams Lard at 12x cts, in bbls and tcs
and IsH cts in kegs; Mess Pork at s!e25a1e5o Prime
do at S15 Rump do at Sl3G4 and Beef So for West
No i $40 for do Mess $40 Baltimore No l. and
$l2 50C1lS per bbl. for do. Mess.
RIoE-Riee is steady and frm at 4ka41 cts for fair
to good and cts per H. for prime The stock here is
however light, and there is comparatively little doing
sEEDS.-There is nothing doing in Grass Seeds but
we quote Glover nominal at s4d4.50, and Timothy at
81 5oa3 per bushei Faxseed is selling slowly at from
slSa to 81 rs per bushel
SALTLiyerpool Salt is selling to the trade at 100 cts
for Ground Alum l55G160 cts jeffrey Darcy's fne
cts for Marsha do and l75 cts per sack for
do and we quote Turks Island do nominal at 2oa22
cts per bushel.
SUGARS-There has been some inquiry for Sugars to-
day. and sales of rs hhds Porto Rico at
(ds2R and 10 hhds do at $Y37H Holders of Sugars are
quite hrm IN their views and of them disposed
to sell unless at full rates We quote as follows viz at
Sc 50d7 for refining grades Cuba and English island
s7I2k for grocery grades do. SCISSOR for com
mon to fair Porto Rico and New Orleans; and 81 rs
$50 for good to choice do.
WHlSkEf,-We have reported to-day sales of 200
bbls. Ohio Whiskey at 20H cts at which figure more
could have been had but we have heard no sales of
City. We quote it however at 20d20k cts.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET July 5.-CATTLE-
Beef Cattle dull again today, and prices were
shade lower than last market day The offerings at
the scales reached 800 head $50 of which were driven to
Philadelphia $50 left unsod and the remain
ing 500 head taken by Baltimore butchers at prices
ranging from So TO rs, averaging So 62G per 100 lbs
gross.
HoGs.-Live Hogs are still bringing previous rates.
viz 25S per 100 lbs net but the latter figure only
obtained for extra lots The supply is in excess the
demand.
SuEEP-Sheep are in pretty good supply and they are
selling at from 81 to IS per head.
DOMESTIC MARKETS
NEW YORK MARKETS, July 3.-FIour and Meal
The Flour market opened quiet and steady and closed
pretty active with good export business sales 81 900
bbs. at $525530 for Superne State; S5 1905 55 for
Extra State; $5 25d530 for SuperGne Western. South
Flour in moderate request without material change
in ices; sales 200 bbs at 655 90 for common and
$6d7.75 for fancy Extra. Rye Flour is steady, with
small sales at $3 50(4 % for choice Superine