The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-11
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEaRAPH,(

OFFICE EVENING TELFgRAPHl
Monday, oct. IL. 1862 I
The complications growing out of the recent gold
panic are now well nigh adjusted, and the Money
market is slowly but steadily recovering from the
shock resulting from the magnitude OF the opera
tons. In New York, within the last few days, CAPT
tai has been evoked from some source or other i'm
volume sufficient to reduce the rates "on cali low
as per cent, which, at this season, is an unusually
low figure. In our market, notwithstanding the
small demand for mercantile purposes and the dull
ness in stocks, the volume of currency is quite in
adequate to the wants of applicants at least at the
banks, whilst in the open market the high scale of
rates demanded and the fastidOusness shown in the
matter OF securities and credits keep borrowers of
standing patient walters Of "better times coming"
Cal loans are nominally per cent. on Govern
ment securities, per cent. on mixed do, and dis
counts Solo per cent for Al signatures.
Gold opened strong at 130% but declined in the
course of the morning to 13O5S. The market con-
tinues quiet as far as speculation in gold is
cerned, but for commercial purposes there is some
demand.
In Government bonds there is only slow move
ment in our market but prices continue very steady
with slight advance over closing prices OF Satur
day.
being an almost total absence of any speculative
feeling In State loans no sales were reported.
City skies were steady, with sales of new issues at
1O0%.
Reading Railroad was quiet at q slight decline,
selling at 4S]694S 3-6; Pennsylvania Railroad sold
road at 4s; Norristown Railroad at 7O Lehigh Valley
Railroad at 81; Camden and Amboy Railroad at 120;
and Philadelphia and Erie Railroad at 90 b. o.
In Canal shares the only transaction in Schuyl-
Kill Navigation preferred, which sold at II b. o. 346
was bid for Lehgh Navigation.
No sales were reported in Coal, Bank or Passenger
Railway stocks
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 30 5. Third street.
FIRST BOARD.
s1100 City 6s, New. Is 1OO% 100 sh Penna bio h6%
s400 Il A 6s, sails. S3H 46 do ....:.... 565s
s8O9i'74 Leh IS, s4 81 100 sh Ph & Il. b8o. 20
$3.50 Nor Cl Sep. 6lh 100 sh Read r. bio. 4S96
40 sh Cam A r. 1870 800 do &c. 49,
10 do....... .s5 1870 35 sh Norrlst'n r. 70
5 do........12O 20 sh Cent r.. Az
10 do. .s5 100 100 sh Sch N Pr b6O II
16 sh Leh Nal.d.bls 81
BETWEEN BOARDS.
s17OO Leh 6s, 81. 81 10 sh Norrist'n 7Ol5
21 sh Cam Am. 4d.12t "a sh Lit Sch.s5wn Al x
0sh Read Il. bio. 4SL 5 sh Bk of n Am 28t
100 100 O'.G DO .65i.Gs so soia Il SD PM" RN' 0l
SECOND BOARD.
$4,000 w Jer 1stm 10 sh Far & NJ Bk. .124
Is. 95H . sh Acad Mus . 98
$1,000 ReadGs, 80 50 100 sh Read r. b3O As 81
12 sh Penna R..ls. 565s
MEssRs. WILLIAM PAINTER q Co No. 3G S. Third
street. report the following quotatons:-U. s. Gs of
1881, 11976@12O; 5-20s of 1862, @12O36 do. 1864
1lS@1ls16; do July, 1867, 11slg@11s4.; do July,
1865, 11s@1lsl6; 5s 1910 16SH@iOSH; u. S. Pacific
r. Cy. IS 1OIB@lOS. Gold, 130A@13O15. Market
JAY COOKE & co. quote Government securities as
follows:-U. S. 6s of 1881, 197S@l206 52Os of 1862
120&@1205; do, 1864, 1l9k@l192I do, 1865 1l9af 9
100; do, July, 1865, 11S9lls4; do. do, 1861
1lSt911S1; do, 1865 11S@1lSA; 1O4Os, 1OS&@
1O9; 6s 10775@1OSA; Gold, 1909.
MEssRs. DE HAVEN 4 BROTHER, 90 No. s. Third
street. Philadelphia report the following quotations
U.S6s OF 1ss 1895 do 1862, 12O4 919OH do.
1854 119K@l19 do. 1865, 1l92I@l2O do. 1865 new,
do ii8g11sS; 164oS los iS8@i6S g. S. S 80 Year Year
6 per cent. Currency, 1O72s8l0SJ5; Due Comp. Int
Notes. 1914 Gold, 19OT@13O}I Silver, 126@129.
-NARR y LADNER, Bankers, report this mornings