The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-04
No second Board he'd to-day.

The New York Tribune of Wednesday morning says:
The stock market yesterday openei witt heavy feel
ing, which increased as the call proceeded The bull
appears to be exhausted parties engaged in il
showing disposition to buy further amounts of stock
to sustain prices The bears made special demonstra
ton and would have found but limited market for their
options they had Cash stock however was not pressed
the market and the moderate quantity of shares offer
ing has been for some time one OF the strongest elements
of strength the market has At the second Board the
movement was very languid and quotations touched
lower figures. The market seemed to have no support
from any quarter excepting from the shorts In border
State bonds the movement continues large although
not so large as on some days of last week The tendency
of prices upward. Virginias in demand for
livery and advanced to 45, and in North Caronas there
advance of y cent The Hannibal and St.
Joseph issue of Missouri bonds sold at 42 int, the
other issues being 374a37R Government securities are
firm the 6's of 1881 sold at S55Gs54 The SIS of
1874 are 764 Treasury notes in fair demand, and
firm.
This has been larger packet than usual, there being
some additional demand for the remittance of interest
bankers have heen sold 1t 1851 All the good CONNER
cal signatures have been taken at 1054 d06 The
ply has been fair. Francs 5.37 \ as 30.
We comparative statement of the exports lex
elusive of peciel from New York to foreign ports for the
week and since January l, 1861:
1859 1860. 1861.
Total for the week l26ss2 81 S9S 500 So 235 SIG
Previously reported. o2O 4,744,751 68556,5S9
Since January s32 42S 9O2 s43 GAS 42O SOC 1872 O5
The specie in our yesterday reached S45 500 000
which is SO per cent on their net deposits.
COMMERCE THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING
30 1861.
The imports of foreign merchandise at New York
from the LIST of July, 1860 to the 30h of June 1861,
are l9l 3ZS OOO
Against fiscal year, 1861. 23l l4l 600
Being less than last year by........... s4eol3 600
OF the imports of the respectively there were
Ofdry goods ............ $S7 ,00l 001 $lOl,7SS000
General merchandise. lO4,827OOo 129,55S 900
Tota................ sl91 32s 600 1921, ,3i1 900
Against the foregoing large difference in foreign mer
chandse. the following sums in foreign specie (prnci
n.
and ugh the port of Boston, from the Cunard
ers for New York account:
Foreign specie at New FORK direct. S33, 1877 900
Foreign specie ria Boston. S,ls6 600
The import Of reign specie the previous fiscal year at
New York amounted to only s2,376,OoO
The exports Of domestic produce from New York for
the fiscal year by far the heaviest in value
ported and what is perhaps, more remarkable is that
the largest increase dates rom and has regularly
& fs r. a @ he @ E%.cai troubles at South
Domestic produc abroad 1861 SLY 93S 600
Against fiscal year 1860. 70,25oooo
Increased clearances nces................ $47 6s8 900
Foreign articles exported. ............ 7055tOO
Same last year, .-.............. 9,Is9Ooo
Decreased expectation Observation-Disclosures. s2,7A4 900
Sp Gle exported from New York % 845 900
Same 5S, ,099, 900
The Teeeps at New York of California gold fall below
the previous fiscal year. of the recent Interrupt
tion from exravagant rates Of insurance and the appre
hension of privaeers The figures about follows:
California gold at New York, 1861 3io7S coo
Against fiscal year 1860 39,7S4 600
Decreased receipts .......,.......... s5,7ll 900
The New York Express of last evening says:
AT the Produce Exchange to-day there heavy de
cline in breadstufs Flour fell of 1Oll5 per barrel
Wheat 2d4 cts, and cent per buhel This is the
effect of the foreign showing favorable harvest
prospects England with lower prices for grain in all
the great markets.
Mr. he of he tied tates Tint
Philadelphia has issued his June statement. The
age of the month was as follows:
Pieces. Value.
Gold............... 46S $50 s92s7 900 90
Silver..... ........ l,I65 $500 377, 900
Copper. ....,..... 100000 100000
Total............252s, $50 s9,647 10000
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks made
up Monday afternoon, presents the following aggre
gates as pared with those of the previous week
Capital stock ...... sII sIO,52O sII SIO,52O
Loans ......... 242l09S3 % 967 29O Dec. .s273 7s3
specie.....;...;;. 6S367A ~ 66ss $93 Inc. 35l ,649
Due to other banks. 400 557 2412 S62 Dec a. sos
Deposits. 157lO622 1897 943 Inc. 257 ,32l
Circulation ....... 2,147.2l2 2l0l,3l2 Dec as ,3O9
The Philadelphia Bulletin of Monday evening says:
We are requested to of a morning pa,
per- which that the City Treasurer declines pay
interest the city loans held by persons in the rebel
States. He paying to ALL without any inquiry tc
their residence
The St Louis Democrat says
We authorized by Mr. James Merreman, agent Of
the Chicago Belcher Sugar Refinery, that that
establishment has not failed. The doubt orig
the fact of that company having renewed tn
paper in this and other cities.
At st Louis exchange the East 10 per cent and
very dull The total Indebtedness of st Louis Apri
s. 1861 81 9l3 700 of which 81 500 900 issued
railroads. and is represented by stock in the companies
The floating debt of the city (abou) sc55OOO These
two items include the entire Indebtedness The foatint
debt viii be paid ont of the of the
The Chi ago Tribune says:
Quite fuer took place to-day among the speculator
in stump tail currency, account of rumor, pretty
well authenticated that some of the Illinois Banks art