The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-17

despatch from Berne, of July /, says:-The
National Council and the Council of the States
were opened today. Mr.. Rainier, member for
Btrne was elected President of the National Coun-
Gil, aud Mr.. E.cher, member for Zurich Vice
PRESIDENT. Mr.. Hermann member for Ut, was
elected President for the Council of the States,
and Mr. Vignier, member for So!othurn, Vice
President.
TURKEY.
The Paris Pdtrie of June 30 says:-The English
irigate Terrible anchored at Cons antnople on the
18th inst, after having obtained from the Porte the
trman required by the convention relative to the
straits of the Dardanees.
The same journal says:-The Sultan has intro
duced reforms in the imperial household, and has
reduced the civil list from 900 900 to 900 000
Namik Pacha is appointed Minister of War in the
place of Ria Pacha, who is disgraced. Five hun
dred palace servants have been dismissed Other
reforms are expected. Mehemet Ali is in favor
with the Sultan.
The rate of exchange is falling.
THE MARKETS.
From The London Times (City Article), July 81
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The English funds show no
alteration Consols for money again opened at S94
went to soh and returned to S94@H. For the 7th of
August the last price 69Sa. Bank Stock left off
at 229G23l Exchequer bills March) lis 17s. discount;
| June 6s .(d2s. discount.
There has again been onlya limited business in foreign
stocks, and little change occurred beyond fresh i'm.
provement in Turkish per The price
1854 loan was 734 an, and of the 1858 5s4GA. Mexi-
| can remains quoted at Il q GG2215.
The demand for discount at the Bank to-day 2d,l
| again active
while 10000 sovereigns were taken for America
The steamer Ceyon will take out 6274 $751; of which
23S 2O is for India so for Ceylon, and f34 All
China The silver amounts to f2690 45 and the gold to
1886. The remttances government account to Cal
cutta represent Gl40434 in silver
The quotation of god Paris is about per mile pre-
MUM, and the short exchange London is % 80 per
81 sterling. On comparing these rates with the English
price of f3 us Nd per ounce for standard gold
appears that gold is about 4l0ths cent dearer in
London than in Paris,
By advces from Hamburg price of gold is 427 per
mark, and the short exchange on London 1877 per
81 sterling Standard gold at the English Mint price
therefore about lohs per cent dearer in London than
in Hamburg.
The course of exchange at New York on London for
bills at sixty days sight 1861 to log per cent, which,
when compared with the Mint par between two
after making allowance for charges of transport and
of interest the present rate leaves little profit on
| the transmission of gold to the United States.
AMERICAN SECURITIES United States per cent red.
1874 7O@72 virginia State g. per cent 4l94a; Erie
preference 40a45 do assessment scrip a2k; Illinois
Central per red. 1855 S0dS2 do. per cent re-
enable 1875 s2Gs4 do, 500 shares, $50 paid dis
S94GSSE; do. do. all paid, 59d6I; Michigan Central
con. 1862 s per cent, S0ds2 do. sinking fund, per
cent, list mort, 49, S4dS6; Michigan S. auI NJ Ind
per cent sinking fund 'S5, 60G65; New York Central
per cent sinking fund.- 1888 S3GS5; do per cent 1864
S7G9O; do per cent sinking fund 1876, 9l993 do.
per cent. bonds, 1876 GLASS do sI0O shares
69G7l; New York and Erie, 1s mort per cent 1867
92G94 do I'd mortgage per cent 1859, 90G92; do Sd
do, per cent. 1888 assented, 76d7S do. bonds pei
cent 1892 III U.s. assented 5055 do. shares assented
204G2l; Panama Railroad, 1st mort, per cent 1865
e6GsS; do I'd mortgage, per cent. 1872 94G96 Penn
sylvania Central bonds LIST mort per cent
s4GS6; do. I'd mortgage per cent sterling S0dS2 do
$50 shares S6G3S; Philadelphia and Reading $50 shares
| 1920
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERpooL July Wv,
have had large demand to-day, with firm market, ans
a good business done at advance of fully I'd per b
The sales 900 bales, of which II expor
and speculation
July 2-There has been good demand for cotton to
day. The sales reach 20 900 baes12 speculation
and for export at the full prices Of yesterday.
/, Manchester t,JuEy q Despatch to London Times !
TRADE IN MANCHESTER. There is rather firm
and activity today in the market for both goods
yarns, but the change is attributable chiefly
animation Liverpool. The hardening of price thu
part Of spnners and manufacturers has led to the giving
out of some of the smaller orders
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET--LIyERPooL, Jul,
2-EvenngThe arrivals of corn from Ireland and coast
wise since this day week have been fair From foreign
ports have received Al 3l qrs wheat 1886 qrs oats
I277 qrs beans, 500 qrs peas, 40 7SS qrs Indian
500 barrels Indian meal 532 sacks and Is 90
res four and from Canada 16 SCI qrs wheat, 260 qrs
oats, 7IS qrs peas and 1973 qrs Indian The
ports in the time comprise 1907 qrs. wheat, Al
qrs beans, 6O65 qrs Indian corn, 624 sacks "a
barrels -four. There has been toerably steady trad
doing here in wheat and -four during the past week AM
late prices have been fairly maintained Indian
has been also in fair demand at 2Ss for mixed Anne
rican 2Ss Cd for old and 29s for yellow. in other
ticles there has been change to The weathe
has been rather cold with northeast winds and occasion
, al heavy rain. At this days market there goo
attendance of the and country trade and of buyer
from distance, attracted by liberal arrivals Whea
met with rather good demand, and fine qualities mus
be quoted ID to Sd. per 100 lbs dearer while ordinary
regular in value and generally 6lly a
/ dear this day week. Flour inquired for
and brought full prices in the sales made Oats and
meal neglected, and had buyers appeared they nigh
have suited themselves decidedly better terms, II
barley, beans and peas there fair retail bushes
doing, at late rates Indian attracted
, ton, and considerable sales of old mixed American
reported at 2Ss Cd to 23s Cd per $50 lbs, and OF
at from 27s. to 2Ss, according to condition; yellow
brought Dos to 9 Sd and white sos to Ss per $50 lbs