The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-12
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PREgEs psaLES or STOCKS IN NEW fuRB
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Through iLLIAH FISHER Son, Stock an" ti''"rokef

Michigan Southern Railrosd.... sl6 10
Harlem RAJ Raiir3ad broad .......'...''..'.- NM M, rS4
Michigan southern, guaranteed IT, 60
Rock sland Railroad ...o3ti %
The New York Ercaing Post, of Saturday, says;
The excitement in the stock Market SO marked yester
day has for the part subsded. The transactions
are however, still extensive SCALE and embrace
large amount of time bargains. The leading stockNew
York Centra-is adversely affected by the heavy MAORI
ty the passage of the Toll bill through the Assembly
The feeling the close is heavy, the weakness
in New York Central and unfavoraby
the general market The latter stock pressed for sale
the decrease of 93 shown in the first weeks return.
The closing figure is 5SA against soy yesterday The
interest Of the market centered York Central The
high point reached yesterday. AT 73AG73S the opera
than 500 shares The closing quota
ton is 1873 a73H Reading fell H. Michigan Central q,
Michigan guaranteed 4. Panama and Pacific Mail were
heavy a decline of per The former closes at
13335GlS3h the latter at 93aG94 Toledo Rock Island
and Harlem Were comparatively steady at reduction of
occurred The former at the close was 204d204 The
State stocks were, without exception, firmly held
Mssours close at S1AaS2, Louisiana 96k@97, Cafor-
Illinois Internal Improvement lO3dlO4 In United States
stocks there public transactions The skies Of
1865 are 10Y bid lO7A asked The fves of 1865 at lOOa
(dl00H The coupon fives of 1874 10l4@l02 In rail
road bonds there moderate business at full prices
The strongest the list Illinois Central Construction
and the first mortgage issues of the Erie Harlem and
Hudson Companies.
The following is the statement of the Imports of or
egn Dry Goods at the Port of New York for the week
and since Jan compared with the periods in 1858
and 1859:
FOR THE WEEK.
1858. 1859. 1860
Entered at the O92,56S s286467O s22S4 1914
Thrown market.... 1,43l,445 2,4l5,7OS 2,3S9,22l
SINCE JANUARY FIRST.
Entered at the port. 7O4 793 $26 SO44S3 $2S7SO9l5
Thrown on Market. 1887 $50 279j9675 29,695,l6l
The following the of Land Warrants at New
York on Friday:
40 Acre Warrants, per acre....sI 90 Sl.lO
so Acre Warrants " . 90 96
l2O Acre Warrants " :" go. II 76
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appears from the following paragraph in the Cleve
land Herald that of the Ohio Life and Trust Compa
ny's eases has been decided:
Before Judge Foote in the Court of Common Pleas
yesterday, verdict for the plaintiff was rendered in the
of the Summit County Bank agt Gordon ct al The
grows of the failure Of the Ohio Life Insurance
and Trust Company. The defendants paid the paper at
maturity the parties holding it. and took indemnity
against this judgment new trial will be moved for by
defendants
An arrangement went into effect Monday between
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, the New Jersey
Central Railroad Company and the companies owning
roads, whereby belonging to the first
company loaded with live stock destined for New
York. will via Reading and Allentown, direct to er
sey City The charge for transportation of live stock
over this to be pro rated among the different
companies according the miles of road used between
Pittsburg and Jersey City the distance between Pitts
burg and Jersey City, via Allentown, is 431 miles The
distance between Pttsburg and Jersey City, via Phlade
phia, is 4i5 miles.
suit is now before the Supreme Court of NewJ ersey,
which the question issue whether railroad which
was laid down highway with the consent of the ad
Joining land owner can disturbed removed after
several years running because that putin
writing, and that too, by purchaser Of the land who
hal interest in it when the road laid down. 1t
contended that the present of adjoining land
whose legal title extends to the centre of the road
treat the railroad company respassers and compel
them remove the road unless they Will come to terms
with him.
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, of Saturday, says
Money continues abundant and irstclass paper read
lily negotiated per cent, on good
aterals have been effected low 5IG6 per cent.
Trade is steadily improving and large number of South
ern merchants are here purchasing their Spring supplies
thn Nos frpiuh
considerable activity and Liverpool engagements have
been effected Is Cd for -four 25s. for bacon
and 40s for bark To London the rates 25G30s.
ton for heavy goods.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
SATURDAY, March TO- 1860.
COFFEE.-The bark Lapwng, which arrived here to-
day from Rio. hrngs advices of further advance Co
fee there of one cent per ib This news has greatly
strengthened the market and since its receipt holders
day of 100 bags Rio at 34 cts and so bags do at IA
cts and all the lots in first hands held
latter figure. We publish below the usual weekly re-
port of Messrs. White 4 Elder, Coffee brokers:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee March 8, 1860 $500 bags
Received since, per ship Banshee. 1000
$500
Taken for consumption on.....................33 300
Sales of The Week-2 900 bags ex Banshee at I3 cts;
1000 bags ex Marion at Is cts; ,45O bags ex W. H.
Newman, at IS cts; $50 Ella Virginia, Is cts 200
Wheatand. at l3A
REMARKS THE market has been active and buoyant
with strong demand, both consumptive and specua-
tive Late transactions establish an advance Of half
per lb Besides the above sales, about 900 bags
taken for Philadelphia at 13Bc., and 600 bags
lots, to the trade, l34 to 34, all from second hands
We quote prime Rio at 13R to 14c.-fair 13 to 134c.
Java 15h to l6Ac-Laguayra, IA to lac
Baltimore. March 10, 1860. Coffee Brokers.
P.S.-Since writing the above, we have advices from
Rio TO January Goth, per Lapwng, just arrived with
$500 bags Cofee-quotng further advance of cent
per lb.
FLOUR.-The feeling in the Flour market continues
buOyant, and the tendency of prices is still upward
Good straight brands of Howard Street Super
generally held at S5s7hG6. but some lots of mixed
brands still offering at SIS rs per bbl We note sale
to-day of 800 bbs. Howard Street Super, but
kept private We have also reported to-day sales
100 bbs Howard Street Extra s625, 25O bbs do cut
Family Sc so, and 200 bbls Ohio Family So rs per
bbl We quote Ohio Super nominal at 575(a5s7K, and
do Extra at S6124d6.25 per bbl City Mills Super is
generally held at So but buyers not offering
s575 per Dbl for it, and quote City Mills Extra
at So 5Od675 for Standard and $3.50 bb for fancy
FAMILY FLoUR-Famy Flour is active and FIRM
Wechsi selling at s. 25 and the Patapsco Reservoir
bb Ohio and Howard Street Family may be quoted
to-day at $G.75G7 per Dbl.
RYE FLOUR AND Corn MEAL-Rye Flour is steady at
s525G537h per Dbl, but there sales of conse
g9e%nGe % making and we quote Corn Meal as before at
$3o2h for Baltimore, and 81 per bbl for Brandywine.
we note sales oday of 500 bbs Baltimore Corn Meal
GRAIN Wheat was very firm again this morning, and
other Grain the market also strong All varieties
however in light supply, and the operations were
24OO bushels ordinary red 1856 cts 900 bushels good
to prime do 1891 cts, and bushels white at
155G65 cts for fair to good and l7OG75 for prime
and choice OF Corn there 500 bushels yellow sold
at 20 cts measure, and 73d75 cts. weight, and 900
bushels damp white at 50G60 cts Good white may
ever be quoted as ranging 6S to 3 cts and
weight Oats sold day at 43d45 cts for Maryland and
444s for Pennsylvania and we quote Rye at S5dS6
for Maryland and 90G92 cts. for Pennsylvania.
MOLASSES .-Moasses is very quiet but 1t may be
quoted the following rates. viz 25G26 cts for CUBA
cayed 2SG30 for do. Muscovado; 25GS0 cts for En-
gish Island $500 cts for Porto Rico, and 45g4o cts
PROVISIONS The transactions in Provisions to-day
haY been heaTy and note decided Improvement In
thegeneral the rket We have reported sales
lbs Bulk Meat loose for Shoulders and
for Sides, so hhds. Bulk Shoulders at * cts SO
hds do. Sides at 94 cts, 160 terces picked Hams at
9A cts delivered in Philadelphia 80 hhds Bacon in r
regular packages at cts for Shoulders and cts for
Sides IT'S hhds regular packed Western Bacon Sides at
~ cts, $50 hhds do Shoulders and Sides in lots and
500 pieces Bacon Hams at II cts 800 tierces Lard
AZ II CTS and 100 bbls Mess Pork at $lS. Bulk Meat
oosp urn at %GSb cts for Shoulders and Sides pack
sisglo 20 Tor heavy, Prime at SIS and Rump do a.
$l4 per Dbl ' r 49,
RiCE-We continue to quote Rice steady at 4C044
cts ior I 70 prime lots There pretty good inquiry
for but have heard no sales Of to da
SALT.-Ground Alum Salt selling today at so cts
and Marshalls and jeffrey Darcys fine do at ls0 eta
per sack but we still unable to give onotation for
for Ashtons fine cargo of 500 sacks Liverpool Salt
ex 'Milton Lockhart'' sold today but tba terns
were kept private. We still quote Turks Island Sail
nominal at 15(G1S cts per bushel.
SUGARS.-There has been no movement TODAY in
Sugars so far as we have heard, but continue 10
quote steady at the following rates. viz s65OG6 81
for refining grades Cuba and English Island S7G5o fol
grocers styles do s6757 for common Porto Rico; s.
Orleans; and SsGs .25 for prime do.
SEEDS-Grass Seeds were in fair request this morn
figures Sales reported of4OO bushels Cloverseed
S450G475, and 100 bushels Timothy do. at $3.50 pei
bushef We quote Flaxseed at 81 S591 40 per bushel
WHlSkEY-There were sales yesterday not noticed II
report Of 200 bbls Ohio Whiskey but thu