Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
Furnished By Leonard J. Tormey 4 Co., Stock and Bill
Brokers, No. y South Street
November l6 1860.
THURSDAY. Nov. Is. ]

THURSDAY, NOV. 10, L. NJ.
There was but little animation in the Stock market
here to-day, but prices generally steady, the
list showing but few changes. Gold was inactive and
i lower in price. 1t opened at the First Board at
li73E and sold subsequently at 147l4 and closed
without sales at the Second Board at ll7I bid. The
transactions amGunl in the aggregate to only about
$500.
For Governments the market perceptibly
stronger and 1905 were .. to = Z cent better 520s
brought about the figures as yesterday, first
issue selling at 10ll, and second issue at 993: for
first issue, however 1Ol3s was bid at the close. of
1905 there were some $1,000, second series sold at
$50, which includes lot of $4,000 at sellers option
80 days; l040s sold at so and closed at %2S bid q
asked.
There two small lots OF Baltimore City
1890 IS sold at 1000 l00@ but nothing was done in
State stocks or in Railroad bonds These stocks closed
however at about the same figures as on yesterday.
Railroad shares were steady, Baltimore and Ohio
selling at Sll2, yesterday prices. Northern Central
closed at $44 bid, Si5@ asked and City Passenger at
500 bid. S21 z asked, these figures being the same
were bid and asked yesterday. The only sale of Bank
stocks was of D shares Third National S99l9.
In the miscellaneous list only moderate usncss
was DONE the mining stocks being rather quiet
There were sales of 100 shares Bankers and Brokers'
Telegraph at $16l5 at which figure more offered
and of 300 shares Maryland and Virginia Stove or
Stove Pipe Company mt Sl2l "a l2}f mostly at buy
err option 80 days. Bare Hill Mining was steady at
S2.lO, yesterdays price Baltimore Chrome sold at
$1.fOa l.5O, closing at the inside figure. Pennsyva-
MIA Oil at 60 cts, advance Of cts. American Gas
Coal at IS, and Maryland Copper at So cts.
There is nothing to note in the condition of the
Money market. The demand for discounts con-
tinues active, and the market exhibits degree
of stringency The minimum rate for first class paper
is per cent and rates range from this up to u per
cent for paper claSSed as good. On call Money can
still be had at per cent on first class collatorals.
In New York to-day stocks were nearly all better,
and some of the Western shares showed marked
Improvement. New \ ork Central advanced =; Eric
Is; Hudson ~ Reading Is; Michigan Central SlII;
Michigan Southern x; Illinois Central 81; Toledo 81:
Rock Island S2l$; Fort Wayne Il; North Western,
Common q; Ohio Certificates i: Canton 4, and
Cumberland =, Pittsburg declined 4, and North
Western preferred Is.
In New York money among stock houses is active
at per cent, and at the rate borrowers abundant.
SecOnd-cas borrowers and inferior collateralS are
not in favor in any quarter. The demand at bank
continues, and people are not disposed to make
engagements until Congress meets. Best mercantile
papers sells at "a per cent, and second rate all the
way up to is per cent. per annum.
The following shows the exports (excusivesof spe-
ce) from New York to foreign ports for the week
ending November Is, and since the beginning Of the
year: