Green’s Dictionary of Slang

stocking n.1

also stocking stuffer

(UK Und.) money.

[UK]Leaves from Diary of Celebrated Burglar 70/1: She kept her ‘stocking’ in one of a pair of large saddle bag ‘kicks’ under her petticoat, and when taking her seat would hitch the ‘kick’ in which the ‘sugar’ was kept under her hip.
[Ire]J. Healy Death of an Irish Town 63: Yes, many of that 32,000 may have ‘the stocking’ in the bank.
[US]H. Hill A Good Fella’s Guide To N.Y. 123: Candy, markers, ammo, liners, stocking stuffer, sweetener, garnish, and pledges are all terms for cash.