The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-10
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 9, 1860.
There has been large business done in Stocks here
this week but prices have been rather unsteady, and
through the greater part of it, an uneasy and feversh
feeling has apparent in the market In financial
circles there has however been much less excitement than
there was last week. and we have to marked i'm
provement in the of the Money market Capitalists
are however still extremely cautious in making loans but
strictly first mercantile paper be very readily
placed at per cent per month. Second class ranges at
from IL per cent per nth, but it is difficult of
sale at these rates Call loans prime stock COL
laterals making at loGI2 per cent The exciting po-
tica developments Of the last two three days have
apparently had no effect upon the Money market, al
though they have rather depressed stocks.
The transactions Railroad stocks have been heavier
this week, than in any week for long time past some
200 shares Baltimore and Ohio, and nearly 200 shares
Northern Central having been sold The greater part of
the Northern Central sold has been hypohecaed stock
which has been forced the market by the holders to
cover loans made upon it, and in this stock there has
been very heavy decline 1t sold last week at $2lg
2k but the opening sales this week made at SLY
lS and from these prices it dropped down s154 but
advanced again to Sly and subsequently declined
$l5A at which figure it sold at the close to-day TIL e
market for it closed to-day at $54 bid $6 asked regular
way Baltimore and Ohio has however through the week
been very strong The sales have all been made s69
COX cash. and $40 buyer days but it closed dayla
6SH bid, $50 asked regular way. In Railroad
operations have been heavy, especially in Northern
Central 1855 OF which there have been $4,000
sold They opened at 81, which advance of per
last Fridays price, but they dropped subsequent
y to co. and again went up to 6l at which figure they
sold both yesterday and day The sales Baltimore
and Ohio bonds include So $50 1928 at 65; 81 500 1855
at s2A $500 1905 at s7K; $4,000 1888 at ss and
we note also sales of $4,000 Northwestern Virginia
dorsed third mortgage bonds at 75@76. Baltimore City
6 of which there have been S2 900 sold this week.
have fuctuated considerably They sold early in the
week 95 for 1865 96AG97 for 1888 and 9797H for
1905 but yesterday 1905 brought 994 and 1855 sold
at 9S. To-day the market for them perceptiby weak
and 1905 sold at 98k@9sA. In Bank stocks there
has been but little DONE but they have through the week
been quite firm.
In the Mining stocks there has been large business
done this week Springfield has been particularly active
and it has throughout the week been very strong The
sales nearly all which made for cash. add up
about IS 000 shares at from $195, at which figure it
opened up $685. and it closed to-day quite firm at S24
bid regular way OF Gardner Hill there have been 500
shares sold at from SAX down s4o5 the market for
closing to-day at $40 bid regular way and note also
sales of 700 shares Guiford 81 10 cash and 81
G1 20 time 400 shares Cambridge 60 cts 900 shares
SiverVaey at 90 cts, and 2700 shares Deep River
from 40 down to 80 cts the closing sales being 35
OF Consolidated there 300 shares sold early
in the week at from so 20 cts but to-day there
some shares OF 1t sold at from 30 down to 50 cts the
closing sales being at the latter figure We note sales
this week Of 500 shares Canton 250 SIGN and $50 at
SIX.
The foreign imports into Baltimore for the week ending
Thursday, amount in value to 1921 1865, of which
sl51,9l5 free and s70,65O duty paying goods
but the value of the foreign exports from Baltimore for
the period s174938 against $500 996 the pre-
vious week.
The stock market in New York to-day was quite heavy
leclin cd ounrC L. Eria
New York Central 81; Reading s2% Cleveland and Tele
do X; Michigan Southern II; Michigan Southern guar
anteed 81 Rock Island SIN; Harlem x and Galena and
Chicago s2H.