The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-28

az OS, n OcCllne OF o. Bnllaue'pnla hhu HiiS NJ
33l, no change; Norristowu at go, no change;
and Lehlgh Valley at 65, no change l9O was DID
for Camden and Amboy; 5SI for Pennsylvania
Railroad; 57S tor Reading; 20 for Elmira com
mon; AZ for preferred do. 35l for Catawissa
preferred; and 49, for Northern Central. .r.,..
} City PASSENGER Railroad shares we're M
changed. Girard College sold al q; 46 was
bid for Fifth and Sixth; 60 tor Tenth and
Eleventh; 81 for Thirteenth and Fifteenth; lSs
for Hestonville; and 80 for Green and Coates
Bank shares continue in good demand for in
vestment, at full prices, but we hear of no
sales. 145 was bid for Philadplphia; 1907 for
Farmers and Mechanics'; So for Commercial;
90 for Northern Liberties; 80 for Mechanics; 54s
for Penn Township; 57l for GIrard; 3l5 for
Manufacturers and Mechanics: 100 for Trades
mems; 66b for City; Al ior Consolidation; 81 Tor
Commonwealth 66 for Corn Exchange; and Go
for Union.
In Canal shares there was very little
movement. Schuylkill Navigation common
sold at 29b; 374 was bid for preferred do; go
for Lehigh Navigation; l18 for Morris Canal
preferred; Ia Tor Susquehanna Canal; Sc tor
Canal
Quotations of Gold-lOB A. NJ, l4ss; IL A. M,
l49l; IL NJ. lao; z. M. 1885,. ..
The New YORK tribune this morning says:-
Money on call is abundant at 46l5 per cent,
out the borrower is IN many cases expected TO
take National bank notes, which are plenty on
the street, and cannot be had readily. under
per cent. discount. In paper little dong. Many
buyers are disposed for the moment TO keep
funds idle, and wait the effect OF moving the
crops, expecting better rates. The payments
from the Treasury are large to-day, and there is
a general desire not to take the National cur
rency by banks in the Clearing House, where 1t
is to1 settlements unavailable.
1.-The payment of the temporary loan, except
Clearing House certificates, which are redeem
able In legal-tender, places the Treasury In a
stronger position than it has held for long
time, but 1t may not leave permanently the
money market TO the public. Having nothing
OF temporary debt to pay for some t'me, there is
every reason to expect that the Treasury
VIII, iIom its excess of receipts over eX.
per ses, accumulate currency in its vaults, and
III that way have a conservative effect upon
spectators. Gold and currency promise to
accumulate to an extent to be felt b. bOrro Hers,
and the Secretary will be in a position TO take
active though indirect steps in funding the cur
renc5. He viii be aUle 10 hold the funded debt
az Price when conversions OF currency debts
INTO II VIII be constant, and IN such amounts a.
TO make it certain that all the 1905 viii take
that direction speedily. The Secretary has now
power to dabble in Government stocks, and
steadily get short into long debt, and can make
at wlIl an easy or tight money market by hls
manlpulationS OF the debt. While he Is work
ing back to specie, as he silently is, borrowers
oil money Will be upon unsa G ground"
PHILADELPHIA ST0Ck EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by DE Haven & bro, No 40 5. THIRD street
BEFORE BOARDS.
leo sn Reading H. 572 100 sh Reau. :. .b60 81 81
FIRST BOARD
$1,000 USC.2Os 65coup1O95 S2U0 Sch Nav IS 70. 9Ol
S3zU0 do ... .lSG2. l13@ $500 Lea IS, 81. -. S9J
S23l0O do. 1882 lib! $1,000 do..., 3I.. 69I
SlOOOO 1O-4Os couD1O3t $1,000 Ph G. 6s... 94l
S66O U 7'JOs Jube1063 100 sh Sch Nav. -. -. 29l
S260 90 July. .u69l sh NorIIs'n Il. :. 60
SzUWO "a 5s .lOts 95s % 81 MInenjll b5wn SO
SlsWO CITY 6'n o's.. 99b 200 sh Ph & E. sod 33j
5000 do.. * o Sol 800 sn st NIcI "a lots 3
$1,000 do. nun 99B
'-Messrs. DeHaven Brother, No. 40 South
Ih'ro street, make the following quotations oi
the rates OF exchange to-day at P. NJ. -
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American Gold. ..........................l49 .l49 l49