The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-06
FINANCE, AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEeRApH. !
.-. Tuesday, November 6, 1866.

The Stock Market was rather dun this morn.
ing, but prices we're frmer. In Government
atl0S@l08t, an advance of 4. 1918 was bid for
new 6-20e, l101 for old do, ll41 for 6s of 1881
and 1904 for 10-4Os. City loans were in demand
sIieta sne new issue sold largely at lO28@lO2a, a
=, Railroad shares were dull. Philadelphia and
! Erle sold at 80, an advance of /; and Cata.
%lssa preferred at 203 no change; l2s was bid
Uo,i LOT GaPoen and Amboy; and b58 for Pennsyl
City Passenger Railroad shares were in fair
| demand. Hestonville sold at 14En149 no
change; thirteenth and Fifteenth at 81, an ad-
vance of I; and Germantown at 81 no change,
80 was bid for Second aud Third, h9I for Cbes
Al for Union. 0'"'''' GNU
Bank shares continue in good demand for in.
Yestment at full prices, but we hear of NO sales
ITO was. bid for Third National; 1924 for North
America; 1876 for Farmers and Mechanics,. Sa
tor Commercial; 93s for Mechanics; 100 for
HHensingtoni 80 for Penn Township; 500 for
Girerd; 46 for Consolidation; and 40 for Corn
exchange; los for Seventh National,
canal shares were firmly held.
We call attention to the advertisement in to-
days paper OF Mr.. Jacob E. Ridgway, who
oilers for sale one hundred thousand dollars of
. % cent. mortgage bonds of the Union Pas
senger Railway Company at 90 free from all
taxation, national, State, aud municipal These
ponds are first lien on the road and franchise
OF me company, are coupon bonds of five hun
dred dollars each, and are offered in sums of
$500 and upwards, at the low price of ninety
f9 cent.
Quotations of Gold-lO5 A. NJ. 1881. IL NJ
l4Ss: II NJ, las; P. NJ, l47R.
The Commonwealth National Rank has d.
clared dividend of five per cent, payable on
demand. . =
The Frankford ard Bristol Turnpike Road
announces dividend of 81 so per share, pay
able on the 18th instant
The Bank of the Northern Liberties yester-
0aV declared a epmi-Qnnnal Aiuid of
cent, payable on demand free of taxes
The City National Bank has declared a
dividend OF OF Blk per cent, payable on demand.
The Consolidation National Bank has de-
clared dividend of SIX per cent, payable on
demand. T0 -
The Southwark National Bank has declared
a DIVIDEND OF thirteen per cent, payable on de-
mand. - ~ -.
The Second National Bank has declared a
dividend OF five per cent, payable on demand.
The Kensng ton National Bank has declared
dividend of twelve per cent, payable on de-
mand. ... -
THE Girard National Bank has declared q
dlVluend OF SIX per cent, payable on demand.
The Mechanics National Bank has declared
a dividend of six per cent, payable on demand.
The Corn Exchange National Bank has de-
cared dividend of seven per cent, PAYABLE
on demand. - "'N-N
The First National Bank has declared a
"-'''ehu vi eiA per CENT, payable on demand.
- The New York Tribune of this morninp
saBs:- ''-' "A0i ninS
Money is more active, but there is large
sucp'y at per cent. on call Commercial paper
Is siu IC97 % per cent Foreign exchange is dull.
ind D,dis at 6O DAYS on London are quoted at 1000
lO93 for commercials; 1099@1O9& for bankers: do.
at snort sight, llO80ll08; Paris at so days, 5.I6i
g5.Ilb: DO; az short sight 5'l2t@5' 10; Antwerp
o, a63@6125; Swiss, .5I64@5I2b; Hamburg, SCI
Gg5G Amsterdam, 4lGD4lg; Frankfort, 4ll014l3:
Bremen, 7s4@79f; Prussian thalers, 725C073.D
The Boston Journal says:- 10.
Ihe steadiness of the Monev Mark ct is main
tanned, and each succeeding day tells the same
story OF ease and abundance. Meny cornora
lions who are accumulating profits aoainst dir;-
dend day, are now lenders to the dry goods |
commission houses at low rates and as the |
houses have abundant accommodations from
these and like sources, they will not give ont |
acceptances except at long dates, which is the |
principal reason for three or four months, paper |
being so scarce in market.n rP0A