Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-05
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MONDAY. Dec. 4, ?. NJ.
There was little more animation in the Stock
market to-day than on Saturday but it was never
theless far from being active Gold improved % per
cent selling at the First Board at 147@l4S and at
the Second at l4S914S4 and it closed strong at the
advance The business in it was small the sales ad-
ding up only about $1,000.
Government securities were quite strong the whole
list showing Improvement of u to = p cent
Skies of 1851 were particularly strong 1917 being
asked, and 1867 bid for them. Five-Twenties sold
at 1012 for first and 91a99M for second ISSUE and
Seven-Thirtes brought 97}4 for first SERIES and go
97s for second the advance in the latter since Satur
day being Is q cent. The sales of Governments foot
up about $4,000, and the whole list closed strong.
There were sales at the First Board of $4,000 N
Carolina IS at 82 but they closed at the second at
81 bid, 50 asked In other State stocks thare was
nothing DONE but Maryland IS closed at 1907 bid for
1905 and 10l bid for 1905. Baltimore City SIS closed
firm at 100 bid for 1888 and 1865, and 1O bid for
1905. but there were no sales made
Railroad shares in some demand, and sales
made of 10 shares Baltimore and Ohio at S111!
the market for it closing however at Sl11A bid DIP
asked; 200 shares Northern Central at $4 and S44.
and so shares City Passenger S2O15 In Railroad
Bonds there was no movement, but they gener-
ally steady and firm.
In the miscellaneous list there was more done than
for several days Santa Clara was strong, selling at
Mining Stocks generally weak; Bare Hill was
lower selling at 81 IS cash. and $3.50 buyer 30 Bal-
more Chrome opened at 81 90 and sold down to l10.
at which figure it closed. Mineral Hill sold at so cts
Pennsylvania Oil at SIS cts, and Gardner Hill at 80 cts.
Petroleum stove sold at the First Board at S101@@
1874 and at the Second at 1875 and it closed at 1917
bd, Sll asked regular way.
The money market is easier. The demand is less
active and capital more accessible. Discount rates
n bnU rod coll 1Oanf hnin LOT
6S7 per cent, and commercial paper at from to T.
per cent.
In New York o-day stocks generally were slightly
| better than on Saturday. New York Central ad-
yaneed q; Erie IS Hudson 81 Reading =; Michigan
Central Il, Illinois Central 4, Toledo "a, Fort Wayne
u; Quicksilver =; North Western q; North Western
preferred q Ohio Certificates a and Cumberland u;
nut canton declined IS; Michigan Southern q: Pitts
| burg q, and Rock Island a.
| Money at New York continues in abundant supply
on call to brokers with good collateras and large
balances were offered and loaned in some cases at p
cent, but the ruling rate is still q cent CONNER
cial paper continues to be done high rates and the
general desire of capitalists is to keep their funds
1 where they may be available at any moment at low
| rates
The income of the Government from Internal reve-
during the first quarter of the current fiscal year
commencing with July l, amounted to Sl49,250,O0 0.-
| The revenue on the opening day of December, was
| up to 81, 100000.
| The cash balance in the National Treasury, on the
LIST inst amounted to ST. $40 000 including S4l.7s,
600 in coin and $50, 102. 600 in currency. ,-t, ::
On Saturday, 81, 900 in coin were deposited IN
the United States Sub Treasury at New York, max
ing total deposit of $l1 79S 700 since the first coin
| Nov. Is e 70
Inc following is statement of deposits and coin
| vember, 1866 ' ioi 'no ihoh'N "a N
| o., DEPOSITS.
| Gold deposits from all sources q ooa IN 10
hoiuei uepoi's' including purchases..... 49, 493 70
| Total deposits ................. q 200 1o9 90
| COINAGE.
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