The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-13
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE oP THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,
Tuesday, November l3. 1866.


Inc stock Market opened very dull this morn
! ing, out prices were without any material
cnsnge' Government bonds were hrmly held
lO95 was bid for 6-20s; 1l4a for 6s of 1881 lOO9
Tor lO-4Os; and 1913 for August 7'30s.
/ Clty loans were in fair demand; the new issue
, soI1 AZ lOZ3glO2s; and old do. at 904.
hallrOad shares were inactive Reafling sold
~ 90, no change; and Pennsylvania Railroad at
00B, no change. l35 was bid Tor Camden ana
AmbOy; SO Tor Little Schuylkill: 62 Tor Norris
town; 6S for Mmehill; 3S for North Pennsylva-
ma; % for Lehigb Valley; 2S4 for Elmira com
mon; az Tor preferred do; 274 for Catawissa pre-
Northern Central.
City Passenger Railroad shares were firmly
, held.
Bank shares continue in COOL demand tor in
In Canal shares there was rather more doing.
Scn9yLklll Navigation preferred sold at 3G!:
Lehigh Navigation at 50l; and Morris Canal
at 90. 2I3 was bid for Schuylkill Navigation
common; 123 for Morris preierred l5E tor Sus-
quehanna Canal; 57f for Delaware Division,
and 90 for Wyoming Valley Canal.
me Money Market is unchanged. Call loans
are o6eredtat per cent. First-class mercantile
paper continues scarce, and ranges at from
COZ per cent. per annum.
Quotations of Gold-1Ol A. NJ, IA; IL A. NJ,
l444; II NJ, l458; p. NJ, l45@.
AT meeting of the Board of Directors oftbe
Southwark Natlonal Bank, held yesterday
Francis T. Steel, ESQ.,, was elected President in
the place OF John B. Austin, resigned. For
many years Mr.. Austin was President OF the
Bank, and under his management its affairs
were in an almost unexampled state OF pros
perity. We congratulate the stock holders on
the election of Mr.. Steel: hIs long experience
IN banking business aptly fits him for mis- new
position.
--Sailer s. Stevenson, No. I2l s. Third street
otter tor sale $3.50 GOO of the per cent mort.
gage loan OF the Huntingdon and Broad Top
Railroad Company. The coupons for interest
are paid punctually semiannually on the lSt
uia ~, 70 fIn
holder within traction OF per cent. per
annum ON the money invested, besides q per
cent. at maturity, the difference between the
selling price and par. The Trustees under the
mortgage, are s. Morris VAIN, Rathmell Wilson
and j. Glllingham Fell, Esqs.
PHlLADEb PHlA ST0GR EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by DE Haven s. Bro, No. 40 5. Third street
FIRST BOARD
S40O City6s new. 1929 8 sh Morris CT lots s.
$500 Go...,.... .lO2a 8sh & A scrip 81
sSe00 Se00 Go''..'.:;;l l02 4 sh dO......... 90
,d0 10 50 50 bk S2{ 5vsh W Branch en- rs
J00 ~ ~ baO 4'56 100 sb Read b5wn 6S
100 0oh '''p5o S6S 200 sh ot Mich Cl lots Ii
an oh;O, 10 So{ ioO so Ger Pas 05 31s
-Messrs. De Haven d Brother, No. 40 Sop,h
lhlrd street, report the following rates of ey.
change today at p. M.:-American gold, lI43
@l445, Silver Is and j., 1873; Compound Interest
Notes, June, 1864, l6s; do, July, 1864 I6t: do.
August, 1864, l5s; DO, October 1864, I4S; do
december, 1864, l9i; do, May, 1865 III: do
August, 1865, 1O3; Go., September, 1866, 81; do,
October, 1865, 81.
90 oMessTs William Painter Il Co., bankers No.
80 South Third street, report the following rates
OF exchange to-day at Il O'Clock 10. S. 6s, 1881,
registered, ll34@ll4; coupon, lI35@ll35;U. S.
5.2Os, registered, lO7}@lO79; coupon, 1862, 1892
1919: do, y. s. lO-4Os, registered, 100 @IOO:
coupon, 100 @lG0s; U. 6. 1905, lst series, 1917
CLOS; do, I'd series, lO5G@lOG; 6o.. Sd series,
lo5S@l055. Compound Interest Notes, Decem-
ber 1864 ll3t