The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-10
FINANCIAL ITEM,S.

The New York Tribune this morning says:-
cali win heavy oen%ss % al per per ssn cso on
ON misGeansons securities Tne vans Of Cover
an, ana seGondfate houses pay per cent. on small
"slerliug Exchange was dull at quotations. We
9noteML9ndon. 80 days. lOs14@ 1898 London sight,
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As sa% ;5 sEss 2Sls
Bremen; % 7aS%1s9s; Berlin, 7la@7ls6." ''>''
"Ihe M plethora Of money seeking employment was
sss a. no t%e aS5DS the sur tsn
to the leading dealers in Government securities aud
the heavy bssnces had Ia not eafeSs ew S
stances TO be carried over unemployed Some OF the
raj rate for loans stock eolsteras was four per
cia paper seeking discount ea sspP % 81
comes from the ory gooos ira; e. the best gu Atty
with oeSer nef Gsps %
aae % are taken at six per cent and w6ere
but his rate is entirely exceptional. The feature Of
oimpofted fabrics at which fair prices are reassS
and 20 domestic and foreign cotton manu- FAC ures
spseaave, but limited maihIy 10 supplying % i@. h0s
conservative basis has been n any time since
is appare sides The port Trade of the eoun
Ky large while the exports are rather light,
cerned being valued at less than half the amount OF
far In The week has been very limited and 'IS ths
Western cities are well supplied With money. At
ness Of country Collections has relieved the neces
nd a hs hs nes fs h s
is in the deposits Of the banks having the
from t6as point to The country continues large
Two millions were sent in this way from Chicago last
hunoIed thousand Bushels or as mach as she
WhSs e haSas the dsro. S
move OF gralq eastward IRON Chicago has bsen,
&c wneS ha ANY S sSi
lated me OF the banks In conducting such
applications discounts az tsis osntre m
some 1%s nosThsSnaing this and the
forward for considerable length OF time the mpors
with st three ana four per cent. thus far at
least therefore ~ our predictions relative to the
-Messrs. W. P. Wright & Co.'s Cotton circular, per
sin this market the tendency has been toward
NEE, buyers and though he cur & quotations shoy only
fss sm sSs
dock and to arrive are off red freely a. still lower
IL ss
Ss cr @ Sss the
tion and by specui9tGrs EXPORTER have done little,
with caution The clesraucss have as 6eeS 70 for Sr
Lverrool, per steamer Cuba, SO: Minnesota, 1888;
S sr ain seca Hsv.s, steamer T fslTse lSs afsss &C.
n s the resS snssSe
ments amount to 500, all for Liver pool Ffeights very
gin to snow more activity. The business SO far is
almost entirely on Northern account AT the interior
m AZ kets business is quite live for early period
OF the season. Planters sreawllllng sellers, and are
pushing cotton In as fast they can to avail them
ses es Of the current uot'tions. Some of them
selling for future delivery. Receipts for days
all the ports, 1000 bales Our comparison Is with a
whole week last ear, and year before. Since Friday
tho receipts quite liberal for this early sea-
son. welook for large arrivals dur ng this month.
This trop is early, prices sat sfactory. Planters
are tr.e sellers; ExPorts.The clearsnoes
10 the South are too high for the execution Of
European ORDERS During the past week we have
had by mail more unfavOrable accounts ofthe grow.
ing crop-complainis Of too much rain, damage by
wo ms, shedding or bolls. etc. These have been
pretty general from Alabama, Southwestern Georgia
ann Florlda; We have also bad accounts from some
the counties In Texas where iL is said the army
worm is at work; We find, however, 10 the letters
and papers very little specification OF actual damage
except IN - ONE localities from bcl-worms. but the
counts taken as WHOLE are less favorable than
they were two weeks ago and believe, however, that
the &C tual extent OF injury ia prospective than
real. Telsgrams from Montgomery. Ala, OF the Sd
inst, report the damage by worms ana rain Is not
great as was anticipated, From other ectIons Of
,he cotton region the accounts continue ofa favorable
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