The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-28
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.
RY TEIEGRapH
quotations received for Second Board

The Secretary of the Treasury has authorized the
Treasurer of New York to extend for thirty days the
mens the loans parties who have made the
requirement of the advertisement upon their making
further deposit of four per cent the paid
up One per cent deposited when the bids were made
The New York Tribune of this morning says:
The volume of business at the stock board this morn
ing was much smaller than Saturday, and the buoyan
cy exhibited at the first session that day to-day
anticipated this reaction was aggravated to day
by the tenor Of the advces the and those from
Europe the lower prices for breadstu and the
in the rate of interest by the Banks Of England and
France Undoubtedly many parties came i'll 10 day to
of last week, but the downward impulse of the market
came in great degree from tina political element, the
hammering of the bears, based the Southern agitation
The financial obstacle to rise have been removed
specu ative action there is difficulty in obtaining the
usual facilities. The uncertainty in regard what shape
political affairs will take at the meeting OF Congress
the principal obstacle. Some of the bears to-day profess
ed to be in possession of points the Pres
idents Message, aud to be operating upon them-the
truth of which is doubted. Between Boards there
not much change, but the there was
established.
There is more activity in the foreign bill market, al
tiers seem TO have little necessity present 'r1dton
the other side Drawers asking rather high and
the transactions show Improvement of ahout pei
cent on the lowest figures ruling during the depression
The supply of outside bills is argethe receipts from
on the way from New Orleans. Sterling ges
from par up to loS for commercial and bank signatures
and 1854 lO4 for bankers Francs 3l--t
latter for leading bankers signatures.
The Gaena and Chicago road earned, the third week
of November:
Third week, 1860. ...................$S Sal
ihro week, le59 ...... 29, 00S
Increase. Observation-Disclosures. 1888
The earnings of the Michigan Central road the third
week of November follows:
lhrd week, lSbu.. S4S, 529 40
lhliu week, le2s'..'.. ............ 42,275.69
Increase. .....................sG 253 50
The cash receipts account of lands by the Illinois
Central road up to the 2Sd of November were esq 400
and the sales for the time, sl75, OOO When the
April coupon of the construction bonds natures the debt
will be reduced below S15,000OO0
The Missouri State Treasurer has issued the following
notice:
TREAsURER's OFFICE, Jefferson City, !
November 81, 1850.
Missouri Railroad Bonds-Notice is hereby given to
all holders of Missouri Railroad bonds that the coupons
Tor the sema interest said bonds will be pail
presentation at the Bank of Commerce, New York on
and after the lst day of January next.
a. W MORRISON, State Treasurer
The Richmond Dispatch of to-day says:
meeting the Presidents of the banks of this civ
was held yesterday to consider the action the Commit
tee Of Directors on Saturday We informed that the
Presidents have decided to receive and pay the
OF all the solvent banks in the State except the Bank
Winchester, the Bank OF the Old Dominion at Peters
burg, the Bank of Phippi the Bank of Paramount the
Bank of Berkeley, the Banks of Wheeling and their
branches and the Bank of the Valley and branches not
including the Bank Staunton and the Bank at Chris
iansburg.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of Monday says
In general markets business continues staenant-
There is demand of consequences for the leading ar
sales of round parcels could forced The
Of hogs were light comprising only 900 for the
found at the prices asked Sellers contended for sc and
buyers offered S575 bat with the feeling prevails
present among packers prices would give way rapidly if
the market should be heavily pressed that is if 5000 to
10000 head day should be offered for sale.
The Philadelphia Ledger of to-day says:
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks made
up day presents the following aggregates as compar
ed with those of the previous week:
Capital stook....sil soeolo sll,sc6,1So Inc $3.50
Due FIN other bks ie2s272 1sls42l Inc ' i,isS
Deposits l5SSsl2l 14,699679 Dec1 1888 4i2
Circulation. 2,791,752 264o9l2 Dec i5O's4o
the deposits I33 Az and the specie has also
aen on considerably III $780, the loans have decreased
last week WV"
The stock market yesterday was toerably active
he whole transactions covering sales s31 loans
The money market reported easier though so far az
we can learn, after digent inquiry there is little doing
we heard OF transaction or two call at per cent
and some few bills at from 10 to is per cent The mar
ket for this description of business however quite un
though as general thing, the discount much lower
and more uniform than Saturday. City bank notes
are worth llh per cent. less than gold and exchange
on New York and Boston is premium of Hdl x per
cent. Baltimore is at discount of 1G1X per
ness to suffer by the The Newburyport
herald that "somc manufacturers are suspendnr
payment and more suspending work, leaving the
oours out Of employ large number are in that
condition in this quartemen who have not been idle be-
lore for years The manufacturers give out work
with the goods accommodating their hands; and the
goods cannot be sold because the demand is
credit suspended.
The Lowell Manufacturing Company has declared
dividend Of forty dollars per share payable the 1st of
to stockholders at the close of business
inst As the value of shares is $780, this makes
dividend of 54 cent. II per year According to
The report OF the directors the debt of the company is on
ly s240S on capital of So 900 O00 credabe fact for
corporation doing such extensive business.