The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-19
VOL. VI---NO. $50
,9toNttary an9 Commercial 8sbIsb.
BALTIMORE, Nov. Il, 1850.

BALTIMORE, Nov. Il, 1860.
The feeling in relation financial affairs has been less
cheerful and hopeful today than it yesterday and
the day previous although have positive change
to note in the condition of the money market
The indications of returning confidence how
less apparent, and the general aspect of none
tary affairs is decidedly gloomy again. 1t has for
several days past been nearly impossible to effect
negotiations of loans the street, at fabu-
lousy high rates of interest and it has perhaps been
difficult to sell paper today than ycser
day or the day previous There occasional pur
chasers of strictly first class paper still to be found at
dlA per cent per month"; but large amount could be
placed even at these rates. and any other description
paper altogether unsaleabe great part of the
Of many Of the parties who usually purchasers of pa
per, are locked up in loans upon Railroad and other
stocks, which they find it difficult and in i'm
posi- BILE to realize at this time and much of the nan
cia trouble which has been experienced during the
past week has proceeded from this The banks
we believe generally disposed to do all they can
to aid their customers and the community in
the present emergency and they discountng
as much they can consistently with their own safety
The adyces from New York day were very discour-
aging. All the stocks the list declined heavily and
the decline in State stocks fully great as in any
Of the others At the Stock Board here the feeling was
also very blue" and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in
which there was large business DONE broke down So
per share The arrangement made few days SINCE by
which 5000 shares of this stock which had hypothe
Gated to various parties, to be retired from the
market has failed to be consummated the decline
to-day occasoned by the fact that large part this
stock was peremporiy ordered be sold by holders
The sales of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at the Board
none of which time, reached l, ,470 shares. 1t
opened at $50 but dropped subsequently down S55h
and advanced again. the closing sales being made at $564
d5e but after the Board there $40 sold $50 cash.
making the total sales of this stock to-day 24O shares
Northern Central Railway dropped to-day 81 per share
900 shares of it being sold at Sl4 cash, 1t closed
at S4 bid SIS asked regular way. Canton Co. brought
about the same price yesterday, 100 shares of it
being sold at s14ADl5 cash. In Railroad bonds there
was but little DONE and the market for them heavy
Sales made of 81 900 Northern Central 1855
which is decline of per cent the last sale, and
$500 Baltimore and Ohio s6cs the dividend
at S. Northern Central 1855 closed bid SIS asked,
and Batimord and Ohio 1855 at so bid 50 asked In
City 6s there movement, but the market for
them was heavy. Sales made of 81 SAT 1858 at
e5, and of $500 1s90s at 96A@96H the closing sales
being made at the latter figure The Mining stocks were
generally heavy and in Guilford there large de
cline lot of % shares sold at the opening 90 cts,
but shares sold subsequently rs cts it
closed at only 60 cts bid regular way For Springfield
prices continue to be pretty well maintained Sales were
made oday of $500 shares at S205 buyer 60 days and
Sl951 90 cash. and it closed s190 bid 81 95 asked
regular way. There sales also of 200 shares Silver
alley at 20 ct 400 shares Consolidated 10 cts and
500 shares Deep River at so cts. cash. Gardner Hill
closed without sales at s3H bid SAX regular way
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
SATURDAY, November II