The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-17
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Reported BY Carkson Co., Brokers, No la 81. fhr b.
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Reported by Carkson Co. Brokers. No la s. rhrd b.
BEFORE BoAROe .'II
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800 sh do.....,.... ca 90 81 Morris Can 10
The following are the receipts oi Flour aod
Grain Mt this port to-day Flour, 1890 bbls /;
u
bush. I q r'i -y.7 ~is7
The following are the receipss OF Coal On at
bbls. f-.,4.a 'sr-ufiF
The. exporss of barley aud oats. from CALI
iornia for the year ending juno 30 were as
e' ,Oi'O',' Bariey, .a,t,I oa,i. ,s.sa
10 Victoria. 800. - .s.N,5f5 r1l 40S98
" New York;, ...... Sil -.
g Australia. sOS2 D .'S0,s49
MeRicc. SeiRs; 5sg S9 f5ssss f5ss
Hawaiian Islands. joaJ b zgs7S
Other Other countries. ..... as @ rs
Total. .....lo,27o .1lo nsf.lOs
The Cincinnati Times, August IS saysi --3.3
"Tbe receipts of currency from all sources Is
comparatively light, and checking being heavy,
It Is working close with most Of the banks.
though there Is still sufficient to meet the legiti-
mate demands for loans but outside parties and
speculators find it dificult 70, negotisse their
paper; and this class of borrowers meet With but
little encouragement from the regular disooant
houses. UneXceptionable names are passed at
Gas per cent, and good business paper f0(zal2.
The rates on the street range from TO two per
cent. per month. The market 'for Il xchange
rules rule. heavy she demand being glerste,
balances of the banks large, and currency rather
close. The selling rule was par; andit vas re-
ported that round sums had been draw for q
sHauc loWcIs .. ..A 1.I.0
PITTsHsRG, August l6.-Business In The oil
way continues very dull, and the sales have
barely been worth recording The stocktof oil
in the market is very limited The low stage Of
water in the Allegheny river prevents receipts,
except in small way. The weather has been
warm, with occasional showers, but not suf-
iicient to have any effect ON the stage Of water in
the Allegheny. The market at OIL City was iir.i
at the date of our last reports. 1m q ,aElz
The nominal rates were $40 per bbl, The
Crude Oil Market exhibits more frmness, and
the few sales made were at an advance OF from
one to two cents per gallon. Among them were
the following rs bbls. of heavy, NOT choice
article, at 34c.; 100 bbls of Prime No. oil at
44c. packages included, and so b9ls. do. at 39c.,
packages returned. Most of our reiners have a
moderate stock of Crude on hand Amber Oil
further sales at 421c. sr. rvc aif aged q
REFINED OL.-The market was inactive. The
sales for some time past have been restricted The
only operations reported were the following:--
500 bbls. free light straw to whtc S5c. for August
delivery. 91eH errrtY
BONDED oIL-Was held at SOC, for August and
September delivery. iA1 iAl3aTo
REsIpUuM. = The market was drm, with q
moderate demand. The last sale we reported
was at ~ some dealers are asking $125Eper
barrel.
NAPutA-Has been neglected. Prices were
nominal and unsettled. We eomit them. fg