The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-07-24

Tor North America; IA for Farmers and Ne.
chanics'; 81 for Commercial; 100 for Southwark;
81 for Girard; 20 for City; 40 for Consolidation
and 64 tor Common wealth.
Canal shares we're dull. Morris Canal sold
at IS; 19 was bid for SchuYlkill Navigation
common; 800 for preferred do; 40 for Lenigh
Navigation; IL for susquehanna Canal; and 61
for Delaware Division.
Quotations of Gold-10a A. NJ, 1895; II A, NJ,
1893; IL NJ, 1895; p. NJ, lS94.
The New York Tribune this morning ssys:-
at is understood that the Treasury has deter
mined, and wisely, to pay the compound notes
maturing in August, reseTving the three per
cent. certificates until the time when, from the
sales of long bonds custom duties, and internal
taxes, the currency debt cannot be paid as 1t
natures. Congress, that often apologies for
out of the way, and the sooner the sale OF
long bonds and the purchase OF 7'90 notes is
resumed, the better 1t will be for the solvent
portion Of the people and for the Treasury,
While Wall street is In ferment, and call loans
go begging at low rates, Is the Secretary's op-
portunity TO force the payment of compounds,
aud the funding OF tine debt falling due in
june, and July, 1868. This policy would in
tensfy the pressure impending when the
crops are moved, but 1t would be of healthy
character, forcing, as 1t would the crops
to immediate sale, instead of remaining the
football of spectators, as they would do
under an easy money market. The road
to specie payment was never more clear than at
present and nothing but culpable timidity In
Ant Vi Inc uuAnCeS CHH OIcV60J u
fall in gold, accompanied by steady disappear
ance of the irredeemable paper money under
which the country suffers. No man ever held
the Treasury Department who equals Mr.. NC
Culloch in his knowledge of the financial evils
under which all business labors, and OF their
remedy. 1t only remains to be seen whether he
has the courage to use the power at his COM
mand."
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported by Dehaven q Bro, No. 40 S. Third street.
EIRST BOARD.
.sSSS sSS sS 1Ss So 1900 Sch %s6S g
siiOo dom 66-siOS 100 do............ So
,SSss Pa a. In 2oss 9. s. s. 9ass g 5ssss %ss
-Messrs. De Haven & Brother, No. 40 South
change to-day at P. M.:-U. s. 6s of 1881, ,11O3
@llO3; do. 1862, 1l13@l1ls; do. 1854, lO95@
1925; do 1865, lO9l@l09li do, 1855, new, 1Osl@
lSSSif SS 1897 lOs @lOSS do s. loSs
June, 1915 @lO75; DO, July, 1913 @lO7E; Compound
Interest Notes, june 1884, 1890; do, July 1854,
ll9'4O; do: August, 1864, lls5@llsbi do,
October 1854, ll7B@llss; DO, December, 1864,
1865, 1l53@115}; do, septem Der, 1855, 1l6@ll6S;
yer, 132A@l34. l''2
-Messrs. William Painter Il Co.. bankers, No.
exchange to-day at u O'Clock :-Goid, 1879;
Q. 8. 6s, 1851, 11O4@l1O8; o. s. 6-2Os, lS62,
llls@11lS; do, 1864, lOSi@1O96; do, 1855,
1894 Gl0ss do. new, los3 @lOs2; IS l0-4Os, 1910
% series, iO7@lO7l; Sd series, 1914 alO7;;
! Compound Interest Notes, December, 1854, III.
-Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co. quote Govern
ment securities, etc, as follows:-U. 6. 6s of
1881, iI04@lIOS; old 5,2Os, lll9@111s; new DO,
1Osj@IOss do, 1867, los i@i6Ssi; io-iOs, iS2sS
1923; 7-30s, Aug, 10S0l0S4; do, June, lO7SG1
lOSb; do, July, lO78@lOs; Gold, 1394@l4O.,