The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-01
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| BALTIMORE. Nov. 80, 1860
No very marked change has taken place in the condi
ton of the money market for days past but for the
day two Stocks have been heavy and depressed
and the general feeling financial circles is less hopeful
than il was early in the week There to be no
pressing demand for money the street. but there is
disposition among capitalists to seek investments, the
feeling being against entering into operations in
present unsettled and threatening state political
relations Such paper is offered is scrutnzed very
closely, and nothing but strictly first class notes be
negotiated paper rating second class being altogether
unsaeable. Rates for first class paper the street
range at from to ~ per cent. per month.
There has been a fair business done this week in
stocks but the transactions have been light compared
with those of last week The sales of Railroad stocks in
clude 300 shares Baltimore and Ohio and 800
shares Northern Central Both these stocks have huc
| tuated considerably. Baltimore and Ohio opened at
s5SA and advanced to SOL, but it dropped from this
price down to s59 at which figure it sold day cash 1t
closed at $50 bid, $50 asked regular way. Northern
Central opened at s17H, and advanced to slsH but it
subsequently declined again. and it sold to-day at $16
cash. S7 buyer so days 1t left off however at only
sl6 bid $16h asked regular way The sales of Railroad
bonds this week include $5 500 Northern Central 1855
at from CO. at which figure they opened, down to SIN,
which the price obtained for them to-day showing
decline in the week of ~ per cent? Baltimore and
Ohio 1855 at S04 81 900 do 1SS0s at ST. 81 900 North
western Virginia first mortgage at &c. Sc 900 do.
dorsed third mortgage do at 25 and 1000 Central Ohio
second mortgage bonds at So OF City 6's there have
been s23 900 sold this week but prices for them
have ctuated considerably 1905 opened 9SK and
advanced to 99A, but they dropped again down to OK
at which figure they sold today, and 1S75s sold at from
OK down to 90.
For Bank stocks there has been some inquiry this
week. note sales of Is shares Bank of Baltimore
$780, so shares Farmers and Planters s27 IS shares
Bank of Commerce at S2IH 925; so shares Franklin at
sl1H and lis shares Howard at $9G9K.
The Mining stocks quite strong early in the week,
but for day past the market for them has been
decidedly heavy OF Springfield there have been about
5000 shares sold 1t opened at $210, and advanced
$3.50, but went down again to 81 90 at which figure it
sold to-day for cash. OF Gardner Hill there 500
shares sold early the week at $780, but 200 shares sold
subsequently at $3H. The sales of Guilford embrace
$500 shares at from rs down to 65 cs and
also sales of shares Consolidated at 5O04O cts
shares Cambridge 5O64o cts the closing in each
being the latter figure, 800 shares North State at
cts GOO shares Silver Hill at 40 cts shares
Deep River at 40 cts OF Silver Valley there have been
5000 shares sold this week opened cts and ad
vanced to 60 cts, but dropped again down to 55 cts
which figure the closing sales made.
foreign imports Baltimore week ending
Thursday amount in value to 1925 996, of which $685.
636 ree and S57 $50 duty paying goods but
the value of the foreign exports Baltimore
period only o59 against S3 COS for the
vious week.
The Gas Light Company of Baltimore has declared
dividend of three per cent for the last six months pay
able at the Union Bank the Sd December.
In New York to-day Virginia 6s advanced & Erie 81;
New York Central &; and Michigan Southern guaran-
teed " but Missouri 6s declined \; Canton 4; CIeve
land and Toledo 4 Michigan Southern Il; Rock Ilsand
81; and Galena and Chicago 81. Reading and Harlem
both closed at the same figures Wednesday.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.