The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-11
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The Tribune, of this morning, says:
The immense speculative action of the last few days in
the Stock market continues and with an enormous ag-
gregate of transactions the quota with occasional
hesitation still show advancing tendency The circle
of specuaors continues to expand and takes in nearly
every class of the community. The telegraph wires are
burdened with messages to brokers, and the tenor is
almost universally to buy One feature of the mar ket
which indicates great strength unusually large
proportion of the business which done in the regular
way. The time sales are unmporant, comparatively.
The few bears in feeling left the very large ad
of the last thirty days. exhibit but little dispos
ton put out short lines not daring to resist the specu
ative current setting into the Stock market from all
parts of the country The sellers options to-day only
add $50 shares in aggregate of $4,000 shares
After the orders of the commission houses were filled
to-day, there little hesitation in some descriptions
but the market resumed its vgor, and started for
another advance.
The foreign bill market is steady but not active ster
ing is l09h hGl09%. Francs are dull at 5.15@5l4s.
Freighs to Liverpool 1900 bbs. Flour at As q 900
bush. Wheat, in bags, at 1lG11Hd.-the latter ex
Cheese and 100 irkins Butter tper steamer To
London, IL 600 bush Wheat, in bags at III l2d 500
bbls Flour at 3s. Cd. To Galway, 5000 bush. Wheat
tper steamer) in shippers bags, at 10Hd. To Bremen,
SO tons Cedar Wood at 20s and 5000 lbs Whaebone at
&c. vessel to Glasgow with Wheat on private terms.
The following is the Illinois Central Railroad Company
statement for july 1860:
TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT.
Receipts in July, 1860 Observation-Disclosures. S1951SS. As
Receipts in July, 1859 l3S, ,907 06
Total nersle' receipts since Jan 1870 Sc
Corresponding period 1859. 996, ,3S2 81
Increase. s374, ,s64 70
The Philadelphia Ledger, of yesterday says:
Business has not quckened much yet, and there is
no perceptibe increase in the demand for money though
the rates of paper rmer and for long time bills
difficulty is experienced in negotiating them We do not
look for any increase just in the of prime bills
and the market will probably be sustained the month
54d6 per cent for No. short paper, with occasional
transactions shade less As the advances and
the crops put in motion, there will be sales
these will open the door for credit and
rency and with September and October the increased
activity will increase the demand for money, and
higher rates will doubt follow This is to be lot ked
for and indeed desired Operations in stocks yesterday
sales of S2l 900 of loans and 500 shares
Among the shares sold 900 Reading Railroad
advance of y on the closing sales of Wednesday North
Pennsylvania Railroad shares K selling up to 1O4
The tariff of charges for freight the Pennsylvania
Railroad went into effect Wednesday. The old
80 cents per 100 lbs first second and third class
goods and 25 cents the fourth class to Pittsburg-
The rates for freight to the point rs cents
per 100 lbs first class freght 60 cents second sc
cents third, and So cents fourth class The Great
Western Railroad Company of 1852 of Illinois, the New
York EGSS says has defaued upon the interest of its
first mortgage bonds and proposes to pay so per cent o
the coupon due August l, the payment to be stamped
upon the coupon and the latter exchanged for a cert
cate IT. at the end of five years. the other half Of the
the surrender of the certificate The receipts
of the New York Central and Erie roads reported to
be S5 900 day in advance of August, 1859 An unofi
ca statement of the business of the Panama road make
its July earnings 900, against $780, 900 in 1852
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