The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-29
The spirituaIistic Convention.
FINANCIAL ITEMS.
New York Herald this morning says:-

The New ork Herald this morning says
money continues very abundant at four per cent
on call and the pIipopsl dealers in GoveInment ss,.
5 Go gsg f. soS
mix ed coliaterss loaned at five per cent? and in
advance It's rate Tor stock osas to six bpt we aSes
az e' fa' OF s
his eek have been very light compared with those
pc published Tomorrow is xpecied to be correspond
ne ost
are oigent in sustaining prices whether justified by
IL declined to 472S, while the Western shares were
'The n arkgt for Government securities has been
again very sieaay snd active TODAY, and further
t%enties Of sss whca are FOR devery @ and
later issues Of the sa@e SOuds. rhere has been a
Part ulary active inaury for the bonds Of 1854 and
Gates the extent shert' ipterest outstanding
well sirbu,ed the Indications favor consider
ably higher prices our national securities being still
There is a movement on foo among the foreign bank
@ ed in the o
1857, ,be sake Of the difference p ice between
inc sct Of their having period 70 run ne
tnrbanee wna,eVer Of any oftHe ie,s and i viii re-
suit in closer price of old and the
@ 500. ss soad5a % sss ss sseFs ao Iss.
ole; 49, 1893 lla@lis do 1872 JanusIy ,.os aDd
SSS co.
The Charleston Daily Ne,Ds OF August 20. speaks
OF the rice crop OF the Carolnas and Georgia thus
"Ths valuable grain, whch supplies important
item Of fGoS 20 tSe human race and when is
I e.
ihis time. to show MOI promising yield than It has
G0ts % M H
ce and Of Go Capital
ard labor; but we mean that the growth O. the
R essss
during the war, and the want OF money facilitates
taS snos 'Ps %Sls$
he has sha R
Tf The a.s grain an has besS zee I re-
mary Incur large e1psndn5es s in The cultivation
S the he duty m he I srao would fall low sore
in the lace % OF the competition Of East India and
Ss Observation-Disclosures. a S9,S spS you'd have Ss
PAID for LABOR and the limited results obtained from
It IN many cases, this argument undoubtedly has
S oVercome @ The obsacles By the use Of maeSnsrs 4
@ aH s % ba pas St
I
% be- S s
viii s hope e. bSt the n ds
hs n Ss ssy M se s
ahead of all competitorsf"
The st. Louis Republican says
"We gratihed to observe the indications of re:
I
by the Increased local buslnes over the Pacific Rail.
road Until The present ear the producers the
rich portions OF our ate through which the railroad
passes have been so occupied In repairing their de-
farms and recovering fro the great losses
% ts, the Ss " ssey sad s 10 sead
cep nothing Of the luxures to which they had
been accustomed, have been very limited but we
now see that hey ade most decided progress,
and that immig alton is rapidly settling upon those
most productive lands, for tn are nov sending
larger quantities OF produce, and receiving In return
the innumerable articles required by thriving
| population. During one day last week,
besides various other large shipments che PACIFIC
Railroad brought to our city over 60 Car loads OF
grain thus Rforuing almost entirely source OF
busin The lands along the line of that raj road,
IN the western part OF our ate, though well adapted
10 the growth of the deen produ CT ons of this cli
mate seem exreed'I wei fitted fer the raislr of
wheat. Informed bv one of our largest hour
| manufacturers that for making the fine brands OF
flour. the grain brought by the Pacific Railroad VIII
raiITosds terminating here: We learn thai the earn
ingB the Pacific Railroad for the mon tn OF July
largely in OF those for the month In 1857,
and the receipts for the rat twenty days OF the
pref month than rs per cent larger than
for the CORE ponding period OF last var AS this
railroad Is essenta ly Missouri, If not st Louis
enterprise and one Of he very greatest importanoe
the business OF city, we congIatulate our mer.
chants upon these new Indications + ls prosperity.