The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-27

The New York Tribune of this morning saws;

The New York Tribune, of this morning. says:
There fairly active stock market to day. with an
appearance of rmness at the opening, which lost
the call proceeded and with some irreguarty the quota
ons at the close rather lower than at the opening
There was very important feature developed. The
bears were not vigorous Sellers while there was appa-
reny absence of outside orders to buy At the Sec
ond Board the market had downward tendency until af
ter the regular session. when there was disposition
to buy and better feeling inced.
The Boston Courier, of Monday, says:
The share market is steady and generally firm for all
the leading stocks, with exceptions special
though but few The approach of summer to have
little influence depress stocks has been the
ally heretofore for holders have little inducement to sell
good or ~ per cent stocks, while they borrow
them readily at sac per cent Railroads continue firm
The money market continues in the plethorc
as previously noted and the superabundance of capital
to be extending rather than otherwise.
made at low figures and per cent is the ruling rate at
bank with occasional negotiations less Capital stead
y seeking investment and where the right kind of prop
ery is offered, it is taken up readily. The good time
coming" for money borrowers, may certainly be
said to have arrived, fully, but it is very doubtful
whether such plentiful supply of unemployed capital is
for "the greatest good Of the greatest number" 1t
notes too great sagnaton in general business to have
beneficial influence generally.
The Philadelphia Enquirer of this morning says
The money market shows the dull aspect which
has characterized it for long while There but little
doing first class paper being and in demand We
quote rates at 5h(d6 per cent.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks made
this afternoon presents the following aggregates
compared with those of the previous week:
Capital. 765 900 s1l 76S 500 Inc $50
Loans. 26S827O 2e,7sO583 Dec. 17e
Specie 222 ,644 432963S Inc. LOG 99I
Due from Banks. 1,s68,2I2 I425746 Inc. 62,58i
Due other Banks. 3,lO9639 3OsO6l5 Dec. 1924
Deposits ......... 156l2637 15642433 Dec.... 2O4
Circulation ........ 2725269 1854 5O4 Dec. TO- 766
The above shows very conservative movement on the
part of the Banks The loans show decrease nearly
equal to the increase of specie while the circulation has
been lowered $4,000. The Lehgh Valley Railroad Com
pany brought down for the ending Saturday,
28d inst 500 COAL against 8S4 tons for
pondng week last year. making for the season, com
mencing December ls 467 S7 Ons against 295 6 tons
oil
1l2 26l tons of coal to date. 1600 tons of pig iron
for the week ending same date
The following quantity transported over
the different railroads in Schuykll county, for the week
ending on Thursday evening last
Mine Hill and S Haven R. R....5 5l,e421s 6s9,5es1o
Mt. Carbon 1" .... 5477.14 SO5lO O4
Schuylkill Valley :" So. 554S1s s9O12 O9
Little scbuvlkiu q " y sos Of 143'1S9 90 90
New York last evening, that attempt will be made
circulate counterfeit S5s the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank, of Camden n. j. As the notes of this bank
circulated somewhat extensively it will for our
| storekeepers to be on their guard
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
TUESDAY June &c.
COFFEE.-Cofee is quiet, but the market for it
tinues firm We note sales today of $50 bags Rio at
| 134@14 cts. Rio closes steady at 13k@1S4 cts.
for medium to fair 14G14k cts for good to prime and
quote Laguayra at I414X cs Maracaibo at IA cts and
Java at cts per lb The stock of Coffee here
| FLoUR-The Flour market was quiet again today
and the feeling in it hardly firm yesterday
We note sales OF $50 bblS Howard Street Super
at which figure more could have been had 300 bbls
Howard Street cut Extra at S. rs, bbs Ohio Ex
ira Super closed rather dull SIS so for Howard
Street, Ohio and City Mills and quote Extra at s575
6 for standard Howard Street and Ohio, So 25G6 37x
for fancy brands do s6@6 IS for standard City Mills
| and $7(d75O per Dbl. for fancy brands do.
FAMILY FLoUR-Family Flour is selling to the trade
s. 50 for Welchs IS per Dbl for the best brands
of Baltimore ground Ohio and Howard Street Family
may be quoted at Sc 5O(d7 per Dbl.
RYE FLOUR ~ o. AND GOnN MEAL-We quote Rye Flour
! butw hear of
! ingntho doing in either of these articles
GRAIN-There was comparatively little Grain at mar
ket this morning. and the transactions in it
quenty light Wheat was quite firm. Sales made
of some 5000 bushels part out of store, 1856
good red 140 cts for fair white, 145 d152 good to
prime do. and lot of 300 bushels very choice white
brought 165 cts Corn brought about yesterdays figures
The sales embraced 700 bushels yellow 64G6s
cts and about 800 bushels white at 60 cts for inferior
and 64d71 cts. for ordinary prime. There
4OO bushels Oats sold this morning at 1896 cts for
Virginia and Maryland but there nothing done in
Rye. We quote it however nominal at 6SG70 cts for
Maryland, and 75GG76 cts for Pennsylvania.
| MOLASSES There sales of Moasses making
and there is but very little inquiry for it, but still
quote it as follows viz at 2526 cts for cayed Cuba
27G32 cts for Cuba Muscovado; 25d33 cts for English
island 353S cts for Porto Rco and 4649 cts for New
| Orleans.
PRoyISIoNS.-Provisons continue firm and prices
for them have still an upward tendency. Bacon has
again advanced. We note sales to-day 40 hhds Sides
at 1oB cs rs hhds do. in lot IL cts hhds do in
lots at the figure 20 hhds Shoulders on private
terms 80 hhds do at 81 cts, and 200 pieces Hams at
l2AGl3 cts. Bulk Meat is held to-day at and 10 cts
|
is no Lard selling but quote it at 124l21 cts for
Western in bbs. and terces, and 1813H cts. kegs
We quote Pork today at slS75@ls for Mess s1475a15
for Prime $l375d14 for Rump and Beef at S. for Wes
tern No $40 for do Messs for BaltimoreNo l. and
| Sl2 250(113 per Dbl. for do. Mess
RlCE.-Rice is steady and firm 4SG44 cts for fair
to good lots and sales within the day two
of about 100 ierce figures Strictly prime Rice
is, however, held at y cts per ID.
SUGARS-There is but little inquiry for Sugars, and
we have transactions to note in them to-day. The
feeling in the market is rather heavy, but holders
| are still asking the following rates, viz: Sc so
al for refining grades Cuba and English Island S. 725
as for grocery grades do 725G775 for good common
to good Porto Rico and New Orleans; and IS 25ds so
for prime and choice lots
| SEEDS.-There is nothing doing in Grass Seeds but
we quote Glover nominal at $4(1S450 and Timothy at
S250g3 per bushel. Flaxseed is selling slowly at from
| Sl35 to S.. As per bushe
SALT.-We continue to quote Liverpool Salt at 95 cts
for Ground Alum, f55g160cts for jeffrey Darcy's fine
165cts for Marshas do and 75 per
do, and Turks Island do. at 20l25 per bushel
| WHISKEY.-We quote Whiskey to-day dull at 20Gl
20h cts for Country and City, and 20h cts for Ohio
DOMESTIC MARKETS
NEW YORK MARKET, June 25.-Flour-The trans
actions footed up about 10OOOG11 600 bbls, closing as
follows: Superne State, s540545 Extra State SIS 60
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