The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-26
Ngustarr ana Commercial Rsbisiu.
BALTIMORE Nov u 1sf


We have no special change since yesterday in
the condition of the Money market in the state of busi
ness generally, hut the feeling in financial and CONNER
cal circles is evidently improving. The panic is in
great degree over and trade is gradually resumng its
dinary features but whether this of things to
continue for any length of time not yet to be deter
mined The bold action Of the New York banks in extend
ing their discount lines very largely as they have done
within the last tTO three days, with commercial
crisis staring them in the face has done much towards re-
storing confidence Our banks discount pretty
ireey and there is in consequence comparatively little
paper oHeng on the street. Rates for rstclas paper on
the street still range at from to IL per cent per annum
but anything but strictly rstcass paper is very difficult
OF sale The failure of Messr Samuel Harris Sons con.
tnues to be subject Of conversation on the street. but
the house spoken of everywhere in the most respect
terms and great deal of sympathy evinced for their
SoruheS The failure is, we learn, not likely be
disastrous their being we understand nearly
equal to their liabilities.
Stocks generally considerably better here to-day
than on yesterday and at New York was further
large advance in prices. Baltimore Ohio Railroad
advanced here today ST. and Northern Central do sX per
share OF the former stock there shares sold at
5S&959 cash. and the sales of the latter reached $50
shares all at S7H cash Baltimore and Ohio closed firm
at S5SA bid $50 asked and Northern Central left off at
sl7S bid Sly asked regular way Railroad bonds were
decidedly better than yesterday but there was but
little done in them the sales embracing only $500 North
ern Central 1855 at co. advance per on yes
terdays price, ana $4,000 Northwestern Virginia unen
dorsed third mortgage bonds at 25 advance of per
cent on the last sales Northern Central 1855 at
60 bid 62 asked, and Baltimore Ohio bonds left off
without sales at 81 bid for 1S75 and 1sS0s so bid for
lSs5s and 60 bid Go asked for 1S62s In City 6s there
was further advance to day of per cent. sales of
So,9sO lS9Os being made at 9sH. For Bank stocks
there was inquiry and sales made of 10 shares
Bank of Commerce at $24k so shares Franklin at sIIX
10 shares Howard at @ and Is shares Farmers and Plant
ers at S27 The Mining stocks all quite firm to-day
but there was comparatively little done in them. Sales
were made of 59 shares Springfield at 81 1O2 20 cash.
the market for it closing at 1920 bid 1926 asked 100
shares Silver Hill at 40 cts and 0O shares Silver Val
ley 200 at 45 cts and 900 at 40 cts. Guord closed
without sales at 20 cts bid 81 asked Consolidated and
Cambridge at As cts bid 50 cts asked and Deep River
at 80 cts, SO cts. asked
SALES At THE BALTIMORE sTOCK. BOARD.
~ SATURDAY, November "a 1860
so9oo baIt' 6s, '90-9S4 25 shs. .B.& ORR b5-59
ooo n = Kh 6ds, $50 shs n. G. r. R.-I7X
oooo \, ~ $50 so shs Springfield
zoVo y, sd W. W hd va, kR .. Inn Mining Co. 40
~ lOshs. Ban% Of Com-2iH 100 shs Silver Hill
~ sIs' rankin Bk-ll4 Mining Co. 40
10 shs' n toward * - 200 shs. Silver Valley
l33 shs. x o. R.R.-59 900 40
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