Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-03
BY TELgeRAPH.
Farnished By Leonard J. Torme'G Co., Stock oa1 BIZ
Brotera. No % Sou'4 ,G.'.2t.

TUESDAY, January ID, P. NJ.
The business at the Stock Board to-day was mod
crate in amount, but. with the exception of Gold
which was 4 to q Z cent lower than on Saturday.
there was no material change in rates.
Governments were very stIong-Fiyc-Twenti
selling at 1925 for first, l02 for second, and 1880
102 for third issue. One two small lots Of Seven
Thrties sold at 1884, but they closed firm at $50 bid
80 asked for first and 9S2I bid 987s asked for second
series For Certificates 9S,4 was bid, but no sales
made.
Gold sold at the First Board at l4;M@1441s and at
the Second at 1442sG14nI and closed at 14rI bid,
l4l5 asked. The sales at both Boards add mp about
l0)0
There nothing done in State stocks, but 95,4
Ex-dividend was bid for Maryland 6s ~ for Viz
ginias; 7S4 for Missours SO for Tennessees, and 50
for Georgia's. Baltimore City 6s were Grr, 1905
selling at 1907. and Park bonds at 1917 There was
inquiry for Railroad bonds, and sales were madc
of $500 Baltimore and Ohio 1855 at 100 and $50
Marietta and Cincnc att bonds at S., but there was
nothing done in Railroad shares. Baltimore and
Ohio offered SIP. but no bid was made for
Northern Central closed at Sii4 bid SIS asked. and
City Passenger at S2l bid.
In the stocks on the Miscellaneous list there was
some movement, but they generally heavy and
the sales at low figures. Bare Hasold at 81 40
Baltimore Chrome at 81; Mineral Hill at Is and 60
cts Pennsylvania Oil at GOES cts. Guilord at 10 cts
and Cambridge at Is cts. Bankers and Brokers Tee-
graph closed without sales at $50 bid, s924 asked
There is no change to note in the condition of the
money market, and it may still be said to be com
paratively easy. Money is offering very freely on
call at 6@7 q cent, the transactions being chiefly at
the inside figure First class commercial paper passes
at cent but for second class the rate is still loo
II q cent.
In New York to-day the Stock market was strong
and most of the leading Railroad shares show an i'm
proyement. New York Central advanced Sl15; Hud-
ID IL, 81. MAJ
SIS; Toledo Il; Rock Island 81; Fort Wayne 81;
Northwestern. Common stock =; Northwestern pre-
fered q: Ohio Certificates Il Qucksilver4; Cumber-
land Il, and Canton Il, Erie, Michigan Central, and
Illinois Central. closed at the figures as on Sa
turday.
The Ner York Herald. under date of January
LIST, says: This being New Years Day, Sabbath
like calm prevails the Stock Exchange, and Wall
street recalls to mind poor Goldsmth's lay of THE
Deserted Village" The bulls and bears have for the
time being turned from buying and selling calls" to
making them-not for odd Southern" or Prairie
Dog" however bat to and to be seen by bevie of
bright damses, with view generally more to matri
mony than money. The banks and public offices are
closed, and the beavers have forsaken their dams.
There are no sounds in the gold roo for its usual fire.
auenters doing all their calling up town. alike with
the rest of mankind. Under these circumstances as
there are no transactions to chronicle. we shall fol-
low their ex ample. despite the mist and that great
enemy of patent feathers, the mud
The interest on the following items of the public
gold bearing debt will be payable on and after to-
Amt of Int.
Skies redeemabe after Dec. 81, 1867 2S2457
Skies redeemable after 20 yrs from Julyl, AS 6i250
Elves redeemable after 10 yrs from JAN 59 5O0Qy0
Elves redeemahle after 10y RS from Jan. 81 1880
Skies redeemahle after Dec. 81, 1880 552 40
Skies redeemable after Yrs firm June 80 81 l500000
Skies exchanged for seven 4l79942
Skies of 1861 Oregon war. 304S0
Skies redeemable after June 80 1881 ..... 100000
Total January coin 50 7SS 129
The landing of $879,29 in California GOLD at New
York by the steamship Pacific on Sunday makes ,he
total receipts of the from the Pacific coast
for the year foot up SCI 1872 nearly as much as
the aggregate receipts during the two previous years
The following is the aggregate amount of dividends
to be paid in Boston during the first part of the pres
ent month:
Miscellaneous dividends 1852 i03
Interest 3lI4 l0i
Dividends on manufacturing companies. 33s4S50
Total to he paid in January, 1866 50 4,571
Paid in July, 6065 i52
Totaldvidends for the year .,.,.......Sl57 100 023
Paid for 1851. 13 ES25
Increase in 81 247 4S5
At Chicago on the 29th ult. there was an active de-
nand for money, chiefly by pork packers, which is
not unusual this of the year. The rates Of
discount steady a. ten per cent, but the street
ply Of Eastern exchange was increasing, and the