The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-03
FROM NEW YORK.
The Effect of Independence Day Enthusiasm on
stock and Money Marlxets-The Quotations.

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Special Despatch 10 The EUenirg Telegraph
New YORK, July 3.-There is very little busi-
ness being transacted here to-day in financial
and commercial circles, owing to the near ap-
proach of Independence Day and the unusual
exodus of citizens to the country. The weather
is extremely oppressive and sultry, and Broad
way and Wall street appear very quiet and dull.
According to the State laws, the Fourth of
July anniversary comes on Monday and that
day is therefore legal holiday here. Checks,
drafts etc.. payable on the 9th will go over until
Tuesday, the 9th. @
At the Stock Exchange to-dayprices were steady
and generally unchanged with the exception of
Wells-Fargo and Merchants Express, which are
dull and lower. The Exchange closed at noon,
and the long-room closes at P. M, until Tues
day next.
Foreign exchange is lower, and quoted at
1095S 0109% for 60 days time, and 1101s@110I
for 8 days sight. fa
The steamer City of New York, sailing to-
day. took out in specie $4,000. ~
The money market is firmer at 10714@1073S.
The gold market is firm at 1877, and very few
dealers are in the gold-room. M
The Custom House, Post Office Produce Ex-
change, and all other boards, adjourn over until
Tuesday next.
Smallpox I'm Albany.
ALBANY, July 3.--At O meeting of Board of Health
OF this city, the fact was developed that the small
poX prevails here to considerable but not serious
extent. General vaccination is recommended.
Owing to the scarcity of Lehigh COAL two foundries
in this city have suspended operations.
Military Movements.
morning, on their return from Gettysburg They
viii leave Utica at noon to-day.
Ship News.
NEW YORK, July 8-Arrived steamship Dorian.
ST. JOHNS, N. f., July 3.-The steamship Panther
sailed to-day for the Arctic regions.
BALTIMORE, July S.-The canal boat J. II. Davis,
| Captain Burr, from Tonawand, Lake Erie, arrived
here yesterday with full cargo OF lumber.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro No. 40 s. Third street.
AFTER BOARD.
:sSSS :sSSS EeR 5er Exemp 1s g 'n oa Am n
$1,000 city Gs New 1Oo 10S sh Read a oss cc%i ss
iiG iG sh LeS S0 Wallis. .iiDGY sS So ~ - : M .
an GERMANTOWN-NO 52S6 MAIN
Street Elegant Stone House & is rooms lot q by 40
With 'ar5sR R&YsER E RS next ne It'd depot
Mz+s GERMANTOWN COTTAGE-NO. 13
| Wii TUIPFHoOKEN Street. Very cheap. Lot 60 by
nj. Apply 70 O. KEYsER KING, Germantown.
| Fs NO. 1923 POPLAR STREET, ONE
door above Broad, Elegant Is stone House lS rooms
or or address o. KEYSER KING Real Estate Agent, next
depot Germantown near the new Jewlsh synagogne IT.
| ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD, AND
| " NO QUESTIONS ASKED: a.,
yana Railroad cars pocketbook Of the subscriber,
Containing the following notes. etc. with various letters
and private nature on the return OF which
the finder shall receive the above Ihe payment OF the
1 notes is duly stopped = ou, l.. A. "a -.
April q. Bunting Brothers Pollock due Aug ss-$sSoO
June *, Casselberry a Cadwalader, " :. Sept 7-ss0O
June 20, j. M. n. Pomeroy, q, sept. 8-8l025.
/ June 10, A X. Mcclure, =, sept lb-$lOiO.
l June 10, j. M 4. Pomeroy, !. sept. l-8095.
| May 49, Robert j. GriRe, a. sept ll-$0l1.
| June IA, Richmond a Co., - = sept. ll-830O0.
| Msy4 Fpstein 4 Haines, due Aug. 7-S59862
1865, March T. Freeman, Mcdowell a Co., due JuyT-
1855 July T. John Loutoy Co., check, due July 7-S5OO
1 79Nsj JOSEPH LINDSEY
July 2, 1863. At tHoOdbrght a Goa