The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-26
SALES At THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
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through WILLIAM FISHER Son. Stock and Bill Brokers'
The New York Post of Saturday evening saws:

The New York Post of Saturday evening saws.
me Inc STOCK marhet has again taken strong upward
additional rebound days market is eouaJ in sone
eases 20 ana per cent The dealings marked by
considerable eXcitement-the bears appearing as LARGE
buyers, and offering little resistance to the rise The
market closes firm with sales of New York Central at 79%
(G79h, Erie 80 Hudson 4s4, Michigan Southern 1877
Galena GO, Rock Island SO. Cleveland Columbus and
cincinnati IS 90 bid 90 asked Delaware Hudson is
ant adyance. Irginias sold at 81, and that bid for
The St Louis Reea OF were hghern3 @ &
Fund Commissioners of the State, conss sting of the
Visit city Their object is p 70 state are now on
in New York on the first Of next January. The
to provided for stated at something s450ooo
State Bank and is supposed they will be accommoda
ted through that institution The money advanced is
anticipation of the revenue, which will not in the usual
course paid easonaby ensugh to meet the interest,"
United States Stocks unchanged The Elves OF 1874
bid 81 asked The railroad bonds much better
especalIythe the Erie Michigan Southern Chi
cago and Northwestern and Illinois Central.
The money market is gradually settling down, butrates
outside of bank are quite steady and IL per cent is
still the minimum for prime paper Exceptional trans
actions take place at 9dO per cent On call there is
good demand at per cent.
The foreign exchange market presents features.
Drawers close the demand freely 103l104
on London, and 53l(I545 on Paris.
The Erpres says The prompt action of the Banks in
discountng all the sound Commercial bills offered, has
given great relief to the Money market and the week
closes upon comparative parties depending upon
Banks alone AT the discount houses rates sofening
large continues to be- paid fhe dcy in
collecting throughout the country falls heavily upon
merchants and suspensions of frequent occurrence
from this alone.
The enlarged discounts of the Banks will do much to-
wards sending the crops Market thus realizing the
to pay off large amount of domestic and foreign
debt and bringing the affairs of the country point
where smaller amount of Bank credits will be needed
There is encouragement engage in new enterpris
under the present political aspect of the country
for some time there will be steady contraction of
business.
The low rate of Sterling bills is encouraging
ture of the market The low price of produce bills ind
dlStruSt OF the shipments which
they made Viewed in another light matters not
improved Conceding rate bills indicates
large balance of trade in favor of the United States it
follows that cotton and breadstun must be paid for in
gold by Great Britain
When this becomes apparent in London large ad-
vance in the rate of money will follow with the usual
effect upon commercial affairs Sixty days have been
long enough to which promised give
to the country the largest addition to its wealth
known, into of great neutrality-suspicious. hopes of
profit forgotten in the endeavor escape losses
We annex a comparative statement of the imports of
January l.
E5::4s 5 s;
SINCE JANUARY FIRST.
Entered at the port @ 3O2 649 s1O2 77 s95ol5
Thrown market. 6l,l29,445 lO2l39,O37 e4469s9l
We learn semi officially that the New York Central
earnings the first half OF the current month give gain
of about 600.
The Philadelphia Bulletin of Saturday evening says
We announced few days ago that the Commissioners
Tacaester si6O COO of State Fves The State
checks various banks in this city for the of the
purchase (abOut received by Mr. Mac
alester yesterday. or course under the suspension,
there necessity to this check in specie but
the money chiefly for foreign correspondents of Mr.
Manchester the bank officers determined for the credit of
the State to give the full amount in coin. The Gard
Bank paid $40 COO, and the remaining $23 GOO paid
by other banks.
The Boston Shipping List of Saturday says:
The week has been about the dulest;week have
experienced for many years All branches of trade have
felt the influence of the pressure and goods of all
kinds have been almost unsaleable even when
materially reduced rates Quotations for merchandise
are therefore, almost entirely nominal The banks
discounting much possible for their
but on the street has been difficult to obtain
any terms. The lowest rate outside the Banks has
been 12per cent, and 4, and 2H cent per month
have in instances been paid all for first class paper
This things cannot last much longer without
financial embarrassment. In New York the panic
appears be subsdng and here every confidence that
few days will bring about favorable changein all
directions.
ending the 7th November gives the following results
when compared with the previous week:
Public deposits 81 96S l72 fSll sc;
Other deposs.,.,... 10 ia 251. Dec 622 6S.
Rest.................. 3l6S 500. Inc 90 Gil
On the other side of the account:
Government securities. SO 400 273. Unchanged.
Other securities 19 96S 649 Inc 30 40
Notes unemployed. 6,429, $40. Dec 1925
The fnotes in circulation f21 2O6 O7O bein
decrease of f297 $50; and the stock of bullion in botl
departments is Els S97 0S5, showing decrease of $780,
7S5 when compared with the preceding return
AT meeting of the merchants of Richmond held il
that city Friday the following resolution adopt
ed:
RESOLVED, That this meeting recommend to the city
Banks to receive deposit, and pay curren
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