The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-05

PRICES sANDsALEs OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY TEEEGRAPH.
through WILLIAM FISHER s0, Stock and Bill brokers.

The New York Tribune of yesterday says;
There sharp activity in the money market to-day
and good borrowers in obliged to pay
than legal interest Nothing done under pei
cent, either in demand loans or paper The disburse
meats of the week, however. will be very large, and
bring considerable relief We shall lose some gold to the
South and by payments into the SubTreasury but this
drain does not affect the Banks like shipment OF god to
Europe
The market for foreign bills for the present packet has
been irregular and the mail is only moderate one. The
business has been done at lower rates than Tor dhe pre-
vious Some drawers of Sterling ask 1o94, but
has been done at 10S4G109 for banks and
bankers. Good Commercial Sterling sold at l0Sdl0SA
Francs 5.22H@517h The supply of bills has been
large
were sI94 OO0 against $153 000 in 1885, increase OF
$4,000. The collections in the Land Office were s6l,3O
The Hudson River Railroad earnings for December are
satisfactory and the increase larger than was an
tlcipated by the Company. The figures are: - =.
december lS59.. SZ5zOoz Oh
December 1858 1877 $50 II
Increase Observation-Disclosures. s34 O52 80
The East Pennsylvania Railroad Company have made
negoton of e25 Of their bonds being the balance
the ISSUE at 90 per cent to parties who have recently
been making thorough examination of the affairs and
property of the Company. This negotiation entirely
clears the Company from oang debt and enables the
managers to pay for all the equipage material &c,
quired to make the road important link in the great
Exports Exclusive specel New York to foreign
ports:
For the week. ss4i44a sai sssssos asss s6sis2 Ss,
Previously reported. 70 e5249S 59O777S4 66,773,sS3
Since January 493 GAL SEQ 3792S7 SOS 1887 O5
Bo:ToN BANK STATEMENT, January 3.-The following
is the weekly Bank Statement:
Capital stock. SS5, ,93l,7O0
Loans and discounts ...,..-.... 59,SOl ,oOO
Dpe 1reer from other Ranks. '... 6e4soOS
Due to other Banks. I,545,OO0
Deposits. .'.''''.''.'.'''''.''.''.. ls,449'ooo
Circulation. ......,............. o,4f9,5Oo
The following table is the balance sheet Of the port Of
New York for the business of the past four years with the
foreign world;
Years. Balance ag' st
1855. Exports. Imports Now York.
Domestic produce. $79254,l 1876
Spece..... S7,2lS766
Foreign produce. 44l330O
Total export. s12O $50 2G1 s21S55 64s s9267 Sss
Domestic produce. $61 so8295
Specie ............. A ,360,l74
Foreign produce. 1l,5609oO
Total export s1l7 724 3O9 S,129 ll2S9S, 800
Domestic produce s53,949,7O3
Specie 26,O0l ,43l
Foreign produce. 5,6SS,50O
Total export... s5,6396Si 152, ,s67,O ,Os7 g. ,4S3
1859
Domestic produce. s59,296,959
Specie. ......... 70,074,l69
Foreign produce. S,317 500
Total export S137 729 170 245 479 Joy 51s 30s
The balance against the port was heavier last year
than in 1856 1858, but less than in 1857 As howev
the export of cotton from Southern ports in 1859
unusually heavy and the price unusually high the
changes of the year for the whole country will probably
foot up favorably those of former yearsN T. Her
aid.
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia Banks made
to-day presents the following aggregate, as compared
wifi thoSa 0f he prpV