The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-02
Quotations Of tne principal y,
stocks at | O'clOrk tO-dgy.-


The following is a statement of coal trans
ported ON the Delaware and hudson Canal -
For fhc l-ek eadflg FOR ne
Des ware and Hudson Canal co.......2o8sO 1855
Fonnsy lyaua Coal alCo................h,29 st,S0
Total l,ons.........,...............3l,s1o IissSS5
FIR lie same period last year =
r,ras pess, !ss,ss. Ss, ne
Uolav are and fiud on Canal Co..,....263u G9953
Penusy ysnia Coal lCo..,....,.......-2i,H 673,S9O
TIE New York Tribune this morning says: =
Money is abundant among stock houses at
GN7 per cent. In commarcial paper no change.
Prime bills at per cent, aud second grade at
9@l2 ave tho rttes. For Government securities
tbeiuqury is good, and prices under the stimuli
OF Bpecu'a alton Ia gold and hncy shares will sOon
reach point where the Government can make
new appeal TO the people for loan with success.
The ear approach Of the meeting OF Congress
may keep Mr. Fessenden out of the market until
he Is able fully to present his financial policy,
but hat lac will rely upon more thorough taxa ion
and fewer loans may he deemed certain, judging
f,m his conduct thus far. No other policy eau
sustain the Government successfully, or DO more
cordially supported by the people
The Official statement of the public debt for
the month of October. shows the amount out
standing 70 be S20l7 ,5l5 70, or an increase
since the last monthly statement OF over SOL
O0O OOO The debt bearing interest in coin is
about S96l 600 600; debt bearing interest IN law
mi money S5Si 900 600; the debt on which inter
est has ceased, s357 ,00Oi ana the deOt bearing
no interest si7l $50. The interest has increased
n 56 go 900 in coin, and 70 SIS, ,667 900 In law
mi money. or 81, 900 900 of the former, and
Si 200 600 of the latter, the entire amount OF
interest being SS5, ,3l3 60663. The unpaid Tequi-
sitons are s37, 500, 900, and the amount In the
Treasury nearly $40 100000.
The amount OF six per cent. bonds exchanged
for seven.thrties, under the acts OF July and
August 1862, is nearly Sl26,OOO,OOO, an increase
since the former monthly statement OF Sll ,OOO,-
OOO The amount Of fye-twenty six per cont.
bonds under the act Of june 1864, is S37 ISL 900.
The seyen-thirty three year notes, authorized
by the act of July IL, 1864, have been reduced
from S25 000,0 900 to $4,000 900. The amount Of
certificates Of Indebtedness has been increased
81. .S38, 1888. The two years five per cent. notes
have been reduced 81, 900 since the September
statement, and the three years Treasury notes
under the act of June 30, 1884, have been increased
nearly S2l 100000. The fractional curreacy has
been reduced from S2i, 100000 to $20,72O,00O.
With reference to the foreign market for
American securities, Mr.. K. +. SatterthWaite NJ
ports as follows
although there has been no great activity ID
the London market for American securities
during the past week, we have 10 record "a inljs
proyement in United States fFe-twenty D2noss
Of four dollars, and in such railroad p2l1s ~
bear interest payable in currency, an sa.a-s ~ - ~
from i've 70 ten per coma 50 uttl9 -',t.-t = ,ttt -
ness, however, n recorded In she ls,.3 w escS
tatiOnH are all but nominal, - t-...e. t-..-1 ef,.i
Illinois Central shOWe an ~ - s,s..si y
two dollars, but ETie Umahs Hl'As@' s'''Aa'''or>