The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-28
PRICES AND SALES or STOCKS NNEwyoRX
BY TELEGRAPH.
Through LILLIAN FISHER 4 SON. Stock and q ii broke


The New York Herald of yesterday says:
At 6 per cent. money is very easy. We hear of some
call loans at 5d5h. though is still the rate asked
everywhere when parties borrow The rates for
first class paper range from to per cent; hear, how
ever, of very choice line of paper with thirty days
which done to day at Gk per cent If the House
organizes short paper of prime grades will not sell above
6per cent
There is not much doing in foreign bills France are
shade rmer; Southern bills sold to-day at s524 The
leading banking houses asking lO9 for sterling we
doubt however if any business beyond retail sales
has been done above 10sAGS. Commercial bills are
quoted at 10SH Y.
We have received copy Of the message of Governor
Wckfe to the Legislature of Louisiana The receipts
the State Treasury for the present year including the
balance on hand are estimated at 81 1888 $1,000. The
estimated expenditures for the year. including the
pended balances, amount to s1,174 1882, showing
balance the 3st of March, 1861 of s164 142 TEX
hbitng far prosperous condition of the finances
the State than has been presented for eight The
bonds issued to the railroad companies in 1852 and the
whole amonnt issued including that year are follows
1859. Total.
N 0. and Great Western RR........ $4,000 63l 900
N. o. and Great Northern RR........ SS4 900
Vicksbnrg and Texas RR...........29,00 900 2a3, 900
Baton Rouge and Opelousas RR....... 5000 81 600
Total ...........................S4 $4,000 1,779,0o0
The estimate filed in the Auditors office of bonds
quirad in 1860, is:
New Orleans and Great Western RR......... $50 900
New Orleans and Great Northern Ill 900
Vicksburg and Texas RR.. IL 81
Baton Rouge and Opelousas Observation-Disclosures. 5000
From W. T Coleman & Co.'s elaborate annual review
of the commercial and financial movements of California
finances
the State and city of San Francisco:
In regard TO State finances facts fully in the
remark that in prosperous condi-
tian Still there is of opprobrium against which
hope will be removed by the present Legislature We
aude to the amount of Indebtedness exceeding the limit
of the late funding and which the last Legislature
failed to provide for. This floating Indebtedness
riousy estimated at from 900 to s25OOo depending
for the over the 6rst named what action
the Legislature may take in relation to certain State
prison claims.
The Philadelphia North american of yesterday says
The stock market very inactive today but prices
rather frmer, although without any quotable
change, excepting in Reading r. shares, which sold
the first board 19S, and closed l9H but at 1919
asked, advance of 4(lH the of yesterday.
Penna r. steady at 81; Lehigh Valley 40; n Penna
SH and Harrisburg at 57h.
The following the footngs of the Boston Bank
statement for the past week:
Capital stock S35 931 200
specie 4ls2ll4
Due from other banks ks.........,......... 6516 532
Due to other banks... 1874 100
II 1873 O7O
circulation 6lS6, ,l39
The earnings of the Illinois Centlal Railroad for the
third week in January
looU....... S54, $50
looS..'... .,........... "a, 567
Increase ,..''' .'.'................ Sl9,ol3
Equal to 81 per cent. The three weeks add up about
$4,000 against $50 900 in the whole month
The earnings of the third week in January on the
Cleveland and Toledo road were as follows:
loo9''' Sl4, ,632
iooo' -. IL, ,oU5
lhcrease'... ......-...................... S4,973
The third week the Michigan Southern gives about
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