The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-25

oil shares continue dull and irregular. Ocean
sold at 81, slight advance; and Dalzeu at
94100.
Cold continues in demand at further ad
vance. About 100000 sold this morning,
opening at 14l4 fell of and sold at 1891 at II
o'clock; lao at IL NJ, and 1895 atIP.
-Ihe New York tribune this morning says:-
Money has been in sharp demand nj ner cant
WIN a. gains at IN gold, and commissions for cur
n thlng of consequence doing sales OF prime
nave been made at per cent The street ia muen
Tor with interest. 1t Is understood that verv pro
minent spinner at Manchester has suspended and ~
the next mail announces the end of the pane n ,ll
the Cuba. '-'' ''''''0n Wy
The mails by the Cuba are reported to have
brought back a good many bills. The market Tor
sterling is quite active at the annexed rates Lion.
don prime bankers, 60 days 1O9SDlO9s London.
Ioug 13l lG5 12t; Paris, banEers short, $40 SS Oss
antwerp, l3aD6125; swiss, D. 1906 l2B; Hambnre
81 Amsterdam, AZ; Frankfort AT; bremen, S0
The New York Times this morning says;-
THE private banking advlces by the Cuba re-.
ceiYed Yesterday morning, were neary all lated
from London, on Saturday the 12th Of NAY, after
the Bank oil England suspension had been autho-
med by the Govtrnmenr; and while they quote
money dear and refer to the panic of the day before
as Unprecedented, the be let EXPIRE ssed that tho
worst OF the crisis had been passed bota in the
Money and Cotton Markets In the cotton trade
worth & Co., spinners) and another at Liverpool
tWakefield, Nash Co., iactors)."
The New York Herald this morning savs:-
Gold shows strong upward tendency. a,thougb
SZdt per cent per Diem has been paid for Carving
1T Inc opening prlce was 189, followed BY dechne
to 1871 and rise to 1891, the closing quotatIon A
large short interest has been created in anticipation
OF news tIom Europe more favorable to our ex.
changes than has latterly been received There can
be little doubt that If the Government had NOT nre
maturely assumed the control OF the premium The
price would have been lower than IL is while tne
exports, which have aggregated s13 934 761 during
the last eight day9, would have been lighter. The
mere lact that the Treasury held fifty millions of
com in its vaults would have eXerted moral no yer
oyer the gold market which could not fail to have
cneckeu any unreasonable speculative rise more
ehectually than mdiscreet sales in the long run"
REVIVAL OF THE EVENING ExCHANaE-BULLs
AND BEARS AGAIN ON NOCTURNAL "BENDRRs" AT
THE FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL 1t wal be remembered
that somewhat more than a ear ago financial and
public opinion fro wned down AM ina iy closed m
the Evening Exchange at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Owing to the irregular character Doth of the onera
uons and the operatives In that hazardous venture
place, penalty of expulsion from the New ork
STOCK Exchange was passed by that BODY
against all dabblers IN the perlo1, and chang
ing workings Of the Evening Board TINS at
sales. Tne famous "goldToom" its "occapat,oyy shtty
gone" was rented to other and mercantile char
acters and the moneyed excitements OF the locality
became only matter of memory. 1t Is enough to
say that public sentiment we'll called lor as an
? auded the result; Within the past few days,
however, the panicky news from Europe which has
sent gold up aPaln to q high figure has also had
the effect OF calling together nightly at the Eifh
Avenue Hotel not few anxious and eager speen-
lators in gold and stocks. These gentlemen are
a. ain quite willing to negotiate their little games
Su6 rosa in the convenient and brilliant entrance
room of Paran Stevens huge establishment Our
reporter last evening noticed q large crowd
around the message-Doard OF the United Sta,es
1elePrph Company, and, approaching 10 see
what thereto attracted them, beheld a carefully
quoted stock list with sold'' and "heldU rates
up to u 2: M; Cute;lOokinQ sharp-visaged
IRREGULAR character Of their proceedings, they con.
Versea In tones which, like the curses OF the 6ends
were mot loud, but deep" while at intervals Iong
htte books were whipped out of. terror pockets
and rapid pencils transcribed -"lO Ohio Central at
~ ,o !" oo S Erie eS2" 6 New York Central 93" or
Clap went the books and the sur1eprtious sneen.
lators re apsed into innocence and deness All thIs
was done more by signs than by words and proves
that 'if mods as good as a wink to bind horse -
so ls whispered inquiry and silent eye-response as
good to night specuator as the voclierous yeIings
ana counterbfds to legitimate day. broker With
out questioning either the Legitimacy or reverse
quality OF these very quiet and out OF time sales 1t
is but fitting to chronicle and call attention 10 the
revival of the Evening Exchange."-Neio YORK
World. ~
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO.OAy
Reported by De Haven Bro. No. 40 s. Third street