The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-23
either on the part Of his own officers, or that o
his custOmers.o
The Neuu York Harnd of thia morning SAVE

either on the part Of his own officers, or that o
his customers"
The New York Herald of this morning says:
"Tbe plethora of money seeking employment
Is on the increase, and with 1t the loans at four
per cent. on Government securities are becOm-
ing more numerous while Eve Is the general
rate for advances on miscellaneous coliaterals,
the transactions az six being both few and un-
important. The amount of commercial paper
offering for discount is so small that the banks
have TO rely upon the Stock Exchange almost
exclusively for market for their funds, and
these are still undergoing AUGMENTATION. The
Treasury Is paying off the compound interest
notes due August 10, at par, with the accrued
interest 10 August l added, and it has been
decided TO pay in money instead of certlhcates
all the compound interest notes due in August,
amounting, It Is estimated, to about thrtydve
millions. AS the Treasury Is already provided
with the currency necessary for this purpose,
the effect will be favorable to continuance OF
the prevailing ease. The best grade of paper Is
still quoted at 66D7 per cent, but q close
scrutiny of names is observed. The statement
OF the associated banks OF this city for the week
ending on the goth instant shows no important
chances, but there is direct loss of little
more than half million in the legal-tender
reserve, including coin, and II we take into
account the increase OF deposits and the decrease
in circulation, we find that these institutions
are about $4,000 weaker in their reserve than
they were at the date of their previous return.
The loans and discounts show an enlargement
of 81 6O7 246, the net deposits of 81 563 $780, and
on the other hand shows dIminution of
$l,5l5, 704, and the circulation of S7S,92l." 10
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by Dehaven Bro. No. 40 g. Third street
FIRST BOARD. r ..l
5000 s2S IOtSs ep...iO91 800 81 Phil E..is- q
iS0 iS0 90 do ne New; % 100 100, 20 do"..~b6wn- 4
$4,000 Pa s., 9 sseries-..lv2S 5 do....-....... "a
iSSS PM Sun is Ss IS ISS 81 New S creef ;..
sh Read h.. o-. 5s 20 sh FulsSn Coal:
do..-....-trf- b8L 1000 sh McClintock...., a
IL sh Penna R.....ls- SO 600 sh McIlhenny....- "a
dO............ 586
-Messrs. DE Haven q Brother, No. 40 South
Third street, report the following rates Of ex-
change to-day at l P. M.:-U. s. IS of 1881, 11O4
@llO3; do. 1862, lllB@1ll}; do, 1854, 1094@
1893; do, 1865 0950l09l; do, 1865, new, 1085@
1lOS9; lO9 do, 1857, new, lOsl @lOsg do IS, 1O-4Os
June, ,lO7S9lOs; July, l07i@los; Compound
l19'40; do. August, 1864, ll8H@ll9A; do,
October, 1864, l17bD1l8t; DO, December, 1854,
l17@1l74; do, May, 1865, l16l @ll62; do, Aug,
1865, ll5s@ll5i: do, September, 1865, 1l6@l16a;
oetObe5 1882 ll4a@ll5; Cold la94@l4O. Sill
-Messrs. William Painter Il Co., bankers, No.
SO s, Third street, report the following rates
of exchange to-day ut IL O'Clock -
@. 8. es, 1881, llO4@l10t; U. 8. b-2Os, 1862,
11dd8s@Idd}; TIA do, 1864, lo94@lO93; do, 1865,
1888; IS, l0-40s, l024@l02A; q. s. 7'jOs, LIST
series, 108@l084; do, I'd series, lO72@lOS; Sd
series, 1914 0l0S; Compound Interest Notes.
December, 1854, III.
-Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co., quote Govern
Ms9t men Securities ets as iOlogS;U s. es Of
1864, lO94@l099; do, 1885, lO96G9lO9s; do, July,
1OsS@lO8&; do, 1867, lOsa0l08{; lO-l0's, lO2l@
1929; 7-30s, Aug, 108@l0s4; do, June, IO7l1
lOs; do, July, 1O79@10s; Gold, lS9f@14O4