The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-07
FINANCE AND OOMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH,l
RaInEdaV Doc 2 IQGZ

Saturday. Dec. 2. 1867
jay Cooke & Co. have issued, for the conve.
nience and information of the people, a circular
describing the various issues of Government
securities which are now in the market 1t is
concise, yet full, and it isof general interest
we give II in full:-
49, dated lin in 1881 and payable 20 years from
They are due A. d; 1881. Interest on them is per
& eG os Se %~y the first OF
these popular bonds issued. and designated 52Os from
1862. Redeemable after May /, 1857; payable May l.
November i. The Coupon Bonds Of this issue sell
higher than the other 52Ost because, having been the
sold abroad. they are always in demand for remit
O-2Os Of 1864, issued November l. 1861 redeemabIe
after November /, 1852 payable November l. 1884 In
Iere;t per cent. In gold' payable May and Novem-
52os Of 1885, Noyenber Issue.Tbese bonds bear date
November /, 1865, redeemabie after November 1870
payable November 1885, Interest per cent In gold,
this issue beginning to be sought after ia the English
market, they bear higher premium generally than
S2os Of 1866 July Issue-These Bonds are Issued In
1885, redeemabie after July j. 1870 payable July 1885
Interest per cent in gold, payable January and
52Cs Of 1867. issued also In exchange for 7sps con-
1874 and payable July l. 1887 Interest 6per cent in
gold payable January and July !.
for which they are ned being r 1o
s zen al SnS sF en IN & psybe the
$500 and $1,000 Coupon Bonds and all the Registered,
mdICh ahu oepVCuApcA ahN Oh ehS fAVVs oAN SOV9
June 7SO Notes dated June i5 isS5 payable ~ three
holder Into $40 year Bonds having the same features
The Interest on these treasury notes Is at the rate Of
1910 per cent per annum In currency being cent
July $40 Notes.-Bame as the June issue, excepting
interest at any time at per cent. iu gold Instead of
7SlOin currency, convertible three years from their
date viz July To- 1858, into b-2Os Interest payable
u s. Pacf6c Raflroad Thirty Year Bonds.-These are
Issued by the Government to the Companies char-
tered by Congress TO construct railroads 20 the
track at the rate OF sixteen thousand dollars TO
me SS y ri TS h are
years from the dates OF their issue' and are all
All the Gold d-bearing Bonds Issued either Coupon
Ali the Coupon Bonds are issued in denominations
of $50 $780, $780, and $1,000; Registered the same, with
The sO Notes issued IN sums OF $50 500. $500,
$1,000, 5000 all with Coupons attached -
Any Coupon Bonds will be exchanged by the Gov
ernment for Registered OF the same issue.
The Stock Market opened very dull this morn
ing and prices we're unsettled and dropping.
Goyernment loans were fraction lower. l0lS
was bid for l0-40; liz for IS OF 1881; 1O44 for
June 1905; l07 for '62 62Os; lO4A for 64 5-20s;
1861 for '65 52Os; and 1913 for July, '65, 5-2Os;
City loans were unchanged; the new issue sold
at 99099k. aud old do. at 95 interest oil.
Railroad shares continue the most active on the
list. Reading sold at 40, no change; Pennsyl-
Camden and AmbOy at 1855, decline of 4; Cata-
wisea preferred at 23, no change, aud Lehlgh
Valley at 81, no change. 25 was bid for Little
schuylkill; GA for Norristown; S2t for North
Pennsy vania; and 27B for Philadelphiaand Erie.
City Passenger Railroad shares were firmly
held.s Second and Third sold at IS; and Green
and Coates at 80, no change; 65 was bid for
Tenth and Eleventh; 18a for Thirteenth and
Fifteenth; 26 for Spruce and Pine; 44a for
Chesnut and Walnut; "a for West Philadelphia;
l0l for Hestonville; and 26a for Girard College,
Bank shares were in good demand for invest
ment at full prices. Mechanics sold at 80, no
al oVUoo NnH
| for Philadelphia; 62A for Commercial; 100 for
Southwark; 66 for GiraTd; 80 for Manufacturers';
SO for City; 66 for Corn Exchange; aud 80 for
URiOn.