The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-19
AFTER THE BOARD.
$40 shs. b. & o. RI. c&p-56
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS NEW YoRK
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hr0ugh WILLIAM FISHER & Son Stock and Bill Brokers
No. % South street.
The New York Post of saturda evening saws.

The New Iork Post of Saturda evening SAYS:
The stock market has undergone an important decline
to-day, though at the close a rally from low
points touched The heaviest depreciation was in the
State stocks, these falling to moderate sales
The decline in Yirginias is equal to per cent Tney
close offered 7s bid. Missouris fell TO 60 but
were in demand at that price Tennessees touched 75
Ohio 6s of 1860 95 bid IOOh asked There consid
cradle scarcity Of New York Central and Erie certificates
and the price of these improved the time making
the deliveries Of the day approached. Central at
114. and Erie at 27E. Galena and Chicago closes
5sA, Toledo 26 Illinois Central is offered at ST. Rock
Island at So. The quotations of United States are
follows the skies of 1862 offered at 1O2 the of
1867 at O5 with lO2 bid the ves of 1865 and ~ are Of
fered at 90 The bond list is materially lower The is
Of the Erie, Illinois Central and Michigan Southern
have declined 2d3 per cent.
The money market gives signs of relief vet and
higher rates paid paper Firstclass range
from 1Glh per cent. month, and well-known bills at
2d2h per cent The banks close and discount very
sparngly The deadlock in foreign exchange is arousing
the banks t. the consideration Of of relief 1t
is suggested that number of the largest banks up
several millions of exchange bills with hope of acii
tattng negotiations, which are impossible
1t is the impression that the removal of such an amount
from the would at once lesson the pressure Ex
change at Chicago New York to-day is unobtainable
at per cent premium. The quotations of uncurrent
money are about as follows: Virginia 2d3 per cent.
North Carolina sac South Carolina and Georgia 5dlO
Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa 10, Canada l.
We it stated that the Charleston Is ~ Savings
institution has determined to take advantage of clause
in its charter requiring three notice before any
exceeding three hundred dollars shall Withdraw
from it, The general condition of financial affairs copels
the institution in sefdefence, to and apply proy
sion intended for the benefit of all depositors and TO nro
tect them against their own needless apprehensions
The Express says:
There is panic in State stocks, with fall of five per
cent. in Missouri and Tennessee 6s-the former being
quoted at o. and the latter u.s. against ~ yester
day. Virginia 6's also lower. To-day the impres
sion is general that the bank officials Illinois and Wis
consin will call upon the banks more security This
not done in 1857 when the panic was suffered to
run Its course without such interference with the
banks. If the of the West attempt to send bonds
here for SALE their sale probable from the fact that
they held by the bank department than they
be sold for. If there should be run upnn Wes
banks of ircnl =
cult to meet the and they 20 into uuidation
In money there is no change to note for the better On
call, borrowers, with good coaterals supplied at
per cent. The pressure is chiefly upon commercial bills
which cannot be used at exorbant rates. commencing at
cent for the best, and running per cent for
names, which few weeks ago sold per cent per an
mum. The banks, whole, inclined to do every
thing in their power, but their means restrcted-
There steady pressure for discounts merchants
string to buy sterling bills at their present tempting rates
but instead of offering short bills from their pocket
books new paper is made and April and May bills offered
collateral.
Leading buyers of outside sterling bills are for the
most part full and it is stated that which in
nary times go at h under leading city drawers bills
have sold as low 100 At present sterling bills are
most useless, and no change in money be looked for
until business in this direction gets into its usual chan
ne To be sure, these bills be forward for col
lection and gold imported but this mpes costly delay
in the movement of produce.
The appearance of the money market is unsatisfactory
and the of confidence is wide spread The political
agitation Of the South has reacted with fatal effect upon
business with that section, and there is severe money
pressure Of which no pretends to the end The
torn EXchange Is no better off than that class of mer-
chants Affected by cotton and November 1860 promises
to be remembered in commercial circles freshly as the
A proposition made this morning by several banks
to discount one million of dollars of sixty day bills OF
produce useless from Of purchasers Of Sterling
bills We do not hear that the movement has been sue.
cessful and can only say that the Manhattan Co. has
agreed to take its share and that the Merchants
ably disposed.
The Philadelphia Bulletin of Saturday evening says:
There excitement and more of a spanic,, at
the Stock Board this morning than has prevailed any day
from New York, and the pressure in monetary affairs
aened everything on the list Reading Railroad decln
ed l% from the highest figure realized yesterday and
closed unsettled Little Schuykill Railroad fell off Q
Prices of the better class securities are also affected by
these sudden and violent fluctuations State Fves reced
ed !, City Skies \ Lehgh Navigation 4 Harris isbura
Railroad K and Green and Coates Streets Passenger
Railway H. Bank stocks could only be sold at a maeria
concession, and for all Passenger Railway securities nr
are entirely nominal
There unusual pressure in the money market tn is
morning-all borrowers and but few lenders First clas
short paper was done at rates varying to IS pei
cent according to the necessities parties concerned
Capitalists timid than ever and the banks arr
certifying themselves for any emergency which may
Business in many departments is a stand, and il
readstus groceries, provisions cotton and naval
there Is out very meagre trade doing At the close
things looked rather blue particularly for stock spec
ulators.
The Chicago Tribune, of the 18TH says:
The money market remains exceedingly rnsst,,a5 An
the reliable produce bills that offer are promntIv taya
but very few of the banks have sold exchange to-day
Pte' AHrtei lOur houses, sold tC
best customers, at three per cent premium and in hf
afternoon we heard of one that conceded per cent in
few cases. but the general rule of day not to sci
on any terms As several Of those refusing to sell were
among our largest houses considerable nconv be
gan 70 De e No one, of course, predict what turr
events may take, but we see reason to change thu
opinion expressed yesterday morning, that the furry
eannot ast long majority of bankers, however,
determined to wait for future DEVELOPMENTS Buvino
rates OF Exchange We're nominal About per cent anG
IN some cases ~ G5h were the figures. The supply o
gold IN town Is exceedingly limited and of course there
are no settled rules Three to ve per cent were paid