The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-29
COMM E RCIAL.

| Money il easier and financial affairs are moro
| quiet In business, there is no difference. There
| 10 an indication of general pause. not unlike the
| hold,ns of tho breath until an instant and ex-
teme danger IL passed. Deliberstion at a time
like this is important but the country will he he'd
| in q state If ANXIETY and impotence until the
worst Is known.
virAnia s,xes sold in New York, yesterday. at
| S7sa SO. and Atsssoari's at Ssa 50D $50.
The rates OF Exchange and Specie are very auc-
| tuatins. On New York. the quotation yesterday
was per eeGt. prem. Specie 4 per cent PREM
North and South c .rolina notes per ot discount
| uncurrent Vir.aia notes are per ct. discount.
November 25ib says:
Business continues in a very depressed oondi-
non, ana alth9ash commercial circles have teen
relieved considerably by the lberalty Of the banks,
yet the leellng IL the money market is any hing
| but comfortable, and the continued excitement in
tne south tends IN great measure to unsettle the
market. ihe geaersl impre sslon seems to be that
| we nave not seen the worst. bat we hope to tls
CONTRARY Very little first class paper fads its
way TO the street, but whatever d. es IS generally
| bringing from TO Ia per cent per month Tor sin
gle names but endor-ed Is selling at lower rates.
was done to day. aud Tor -Four there was act We
| demand at improved rates. Gram, however, was
ce pts for day or two past we re- small in C. fee
aso. We note an Improved demand. Tut in all otner
articles there is the same s,uggshness observable
AT the Stock Board to da, there was a moderate
business done, the sales footing up about $4,000;
1 O
| sight decline on yesterdays rates.
The ~ !. Journai OF Commerce., OF tuesday
| afte rnoon, says ~
| Ire money market IS still quite stringent, espe
cialy Tor second cass borrowers, who lind 1t diff,
| cult to obtain accommodations except In a SIN all
way, at the banks, anu almost IMPOSES Die to nego-
tiate their securities the street. The storm Co
| day has hept IN many capitalists, and there has
been more quiet prevailing at the note -brokers.-
The banks, IL Is said, asan increased their dis
count lines 10 day, and this, If realized, Will be
| hkey to give more cheerful tone to the market.
| Foreign Exchange Is again hrmer, with a tar
| BUSINESS dong bls ut ~ days on London 956l03
| for commercial, and l03 a los for bankers
| lie Stock market opened at further decline of
| about thee per cent. the average, but as he
| call progressed and 1t was announced tnat the
| banks were again expanding, there was
| h'mness, and after the first adjournm-nt prices
rallled nearly two per cent. this turn brouga
out sellers, ana one per cent. or more OF the re-
| covery was lost.
| week ending yesterday are not quite as large as
tor the previous week, but nearly twIce as
| large as Tor the same week last year, and more
| than three times as large as the corresponding
| total tor 1858.
Northern Markets-tBy TELEGRAPH
| BALTIMORE, Nov. % Flour dull: Howard st
and ONO % rs. Wheat duh and heavy red 81 Us
| u Sll5; white SI.x5a SI.45. Corn lower: new
new mess tis; old SO. Coffee steady. Whskey
| New YORK, Nov 2S.-Money easy-loans on call
per cent, Prime commercial paper, with double
names, e1lz cent Stocks dau ana lower
| Sbos Cove nmsnt SIS S9d1a. r. M-Cotton Ir-
| re.uiar and dull. Foar 50lUc. lower Wheat lc
6d1t51fo. Pork heavy-Mess sly; prime 9Iz.-
| LAID neavy. Whiskey hrm at 1919 0Gc Sugar
| dull -Muscovado 81 16l4c Molasses QUIET New
| Orleans 500 4uc. op!s AurpentIue heavy at Sc
| RJsin duii at = 30. RICE steady. Stocks dull and
neavy -.ew Yors Centrals 741.; Mlssourl's 90 ,
| Sales IN New York, Nov 9th of $1,000 Va. 6's
| ~ c7o; o5,Vvv co at SIS; SIS 200 North Carolina
6.s at Ssi; Sla,OOo do at $50; 100 MissourI6's