Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-06
furnished BIZ Leonard J. Tormey Co.. &och and Bsa
Brokers', No. % South Street.
June 3 1866.
TUESDAY, June 5-P. M

TUESDAY, June 5-P. NJ.
At the morning Board to-day the market was fairly
active, but at the afternoon Board very little bust
ness was done. The bulk of the business done al
both Boards was in gold in which note further
advance of "a per cent since yesterday. 1t sold al
the first Board at 14i13@l444, and at the second at
145A. and closed strong at 1861 bid 1855 asked
The sales for the day sum up nearly 100000
For Governments there a moderate inquiry,
and prices about yesterday. Five-Twen-
ties of 1862 sold at 1925 and of 1861 at 1929 and
SevenThirties brought 1024@l02l3, closing firm at
the latter figure. For SKIES of 1881 1927 was bid,
and Ten-Forties closed without sales at 1914 bid 95
asked
Missouri IS continue to improve. and they sold to-
day at IS. North Cardinals brought 82l@, Baltimore
city 6s sold 979 for 1855, and for 1905 100
bid and 1907 asked. In Railroad stock and bonds
there limited business, 30 shares Baltimore and
Ohio selling at $OS2 and two three lots OF bonds
at 90 for Baltimore and Ohio 1865 and 70 for Central
Ohio first mortgage. Northern Central 1885 bonds
closed at 81 bid S44 asked and Marietta and Cncin-
natl per cents at II bid, ISL asked.
Bank stocks continue in moderate request % shares
Third National selling to-day at Sl00I%gI00ii and
AZ shares Commercial and Farmers fall paid at 4lz
Mechanics closed at $l6II bid and Mon at Soc bid
S671a asked.
new stock. the Burning Springs Oil Company.
medeifS appearance the miscellaneous list to-day
oHereu, we un0eIstand, not long since at 50 per
snare, and the sale to-day shows very marked adj
vance in the price, The only oikor stool. IN ths lief
in which there was any movement was National
Express Co., so shares of which was sold at SSI<
Baltimore and Cuba closed at sos bid $50 asked and
Santa Clara at 500 bid, $40 asked,
The New York stock market opened firm this
morning at fractional advance above the closing
rates last evening and remained firm throughout the
morning Boards.
Erie sold on the street before Boards at 81, and
continued without change during the first CALL it was
very excited during the eleven o'clock Board, and
opened at 6i34 bid for casa stock, while was offered
at 81, seller ten and Is was afterwards bid regular
way. at which figure it also sold at one o'clock
Orders were received Wall street during the day
from different parts of the country to sell the stock
but with little effect on its price, In anticipation of
a speedy reaction taking place. after advancing from
5712, many outside operators have felt reluctance
in assuming short" contracts, while many purchas-
at low rates have also been realizing to-day Its
steadiness at the Stock Exchange, and also at the
one o'clock open Board, appeared very ominous in
the eyes of street operators generally and rush was
made to effect sales in spite Of tho scarcity of the
stock, which the of depressing it to 81 at
the two o'clock call and shortly after it fell to 632a
but recovered to 81 at the last Board, and toward
P. M. was quoted firm at 6i5s@6I3.
New York Central was in good demand to-day
and advanced to 9Ss at the close after selling early
in the day at $50. 4 spasmodic effort was made on
the street to unduly initiate its price by heavy bids
for the stock, and at the o'clock call it sold at
1914, but Immediately receded to 1884, its price at the
preceding Board. The party concerned in mapipu
atng this stock displaying unusual care in keep
ing their movements to themselves. Nothing can be
ascertained as to their intention. and tho limit to
which they propose to carry it is entirely unknown
Reading was dull but firm closing at 1887, after
selling during the morning at 1921. Michigan
Southern was weak. and declined to 794 at o'clock
its opening rate being S03s.
Pittsburg was let out" to day and fell to S37s in
the afternoon. at which figure it closes decidedly firm
Rock Island opened at IS and continued unchanged
until after the last CALL when it declined on the
street, to e2l at o'clock. however, it revived and
was quoted at 927s@a3
Fort Wayne was Comparatively inactive AVERAGING
971f throughout.
The Northwestern stocks exhibit increasing actvi-
ty in consequence of the approaching meeting of di-
reetors. The common" closed at 3OH and the
preferred" at co., with good demand for both
Canton was dull at 60. Cumberland displayed un-
usual excitement to-day. 1t opened at 45L and ad-
yanced to At at eleven o'clock, but reacted at the
next board to 46H at which figure it remained till
the close.
The stock market is generally firm, notwithstand-
ing few securities have declined during the day. It
is generally thought that the European adyices by
the Africa will be financially favorable as the first
heavy shipments of gold would have arrived in Eng.
land prior to the date of departure. And it is not
likely that any overt act has been committed by
either of the European Powers who have been as
Stunning belligerent aspect. as it is probable that
Convention will meet to take into consideration the
points at ISSUE which, if even unsuccessful in its re-
suits. will at all events delay open rupture
Government securities have been firm. Five
Twentes of '64 remain unchanged at 1925, and those
IF OF hirf;a IA
1921 and Ten-Forties at So.
Gold has been very excited to-day. 1t opened at
1875, and quickly advanced to 1865 at IL As P NJ
it subsequently fuctuated between 145A and 146S
until O'Clock. when it again became firm and ad-
vanced to 1862 at the close
Money is very easy at & per cent. on call.
The New York Times says
, The bank statement marks off seven millions of
loans SINCE last Monday thirteen millions of currency
deposits and four million six hundred and fifty thou
sang legal tender notes. There is an addition of two
gold deposit chiefly to the Bank Of New York where
most OF the bullion brokers keep their accounts The
settlements Of the week before beW Vne en fbe
banks and the treasury office, than the movements
of the last week. The banks have SURRENDERED srss
of treasury Indebtedness. heretofore Counted IN
their loans, and have paid off much larger amount
Of deposits in settlement for gold and foreign ex-
change; part of the former being still held here and
added to their gold deposits. The statement has little
significance for the money market which reopens for
the new week quite easy at 6 v cent. The following
June s, '65. June2, 66. May Is. 49,
kocal sd5 s9sS2 5o9 ssS$
Natlonal,".,,"". 6o,Uo3,O0U T2,5U7,70O 73,lU1,T00
Total in G. H.as76 sse647 ss2,O7O,2O0 SSl. $3.50 200
Loans .',".""..2l94l 25Q's5a,o22 257.969,5as
1ss i2ss o s.sa9se
Il sa5Tfsa;y asSsR s ssaSss 1 iiSs
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks.
made up to the 4th inst presents the following az
gregates as compared with those the previous week.
Capital sl4 .sls,f5o sl4 SSne /
4S 1854 47561g9S Dec III oSs
Specie..s...;...;" S67,094 890,l2l Inc s3 3'So
Due FIN other bHks. 4,02909s Inc 57 507S
Due to other banks 7,l3s.231 72596S6 Inc Io5 az
Deposlts 5IOlS,4S ~. ,567 Incl iii lao
Circulation. S98S742 9O22553 Inc 100 az
U. s. Legal Tender 1'' A'''oAi
demand notes ,19T2093 Oil 900 Tuc1 40 Gle
Inc following is the amount received for duties on
1Hsp sss IN ISeston during i've months In the years
gspassy y s7 L. sl rs
March S sss rs sS5 5sf s s9S ssS
,593,T69 s111I6 40 6o1
May.............". 4S6.6l3 10023OO 6S3 Q3s
Total......""."s4, 292,Te S,759,oo4 7,o46.175
The receipts at the office Of internal revenue from
Banks S714ssl insnrapee companies, S57 AS: rail.
road companies, $42 76i turnpike copanies Sa ia.
canal companies, SL&8Q, Total, ST. l55S52 -'Sess"f