The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-26
Newspaper Accounts.
THE LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTSs
from the Now Orleans Bul .etin, June 1871

FIN ANIIAL.
Nothing whatever has TRANSFERRED ia financial circles
since our last that calls for special and the money
market sti wears an excse ingy anguid and aathetc
Durand the Bank Of Louisiana has given consist rabo
satisfaction ~ largo number Of deputors who ere
tied aim under il current funds in full ,ayment q
their respective dcpos its Of Confed rate NOES But wC
earn that many of the regular patrons this and
other banks have resolved not to Withdraw their
balances, well knowing that any issue by
banks beyond tho circulation authorized by tho cons 8
ton and the laws Of the state would inevitably lead
only TO depreciation Of their bills, but also to rreparaf
bic loss OH the Part OF the stockholders. The aggregates
net deposits Of all the banks Of city the cate u
ension, September 16 1861 SI4 800 900 which.
according their last official April TO- 1862
to the Board Of Currency had been by
Of Confederate notes TO SIS and Their total crcu4
laton was, the 18th Of setenber, 1871 S942 OoOx
and on the 10th OF April 1852 SO s55 ,0o, which
they held nominal amount OF Sill oOO 600 in specie,
most of which Is now beyond tn ir reach and some
SIS 800 600 Of paper representing oans discounts and
exchange, tho two former being mostly constituted
factors tances plante s. drafts which are
OF questionable vale and the >iater
ing TO only 81 400O 00 being prnci sterling and
francs Transactions in both commercial and m rtgage
securities are still wholly susperisa N! t,or3 have
been further operations repo- stocks or
bonds since the date OF last rssiew, but trihip9
funds at previous figures, have been ADVISED II
some nominal sales Of English aud French bills at 80
IS per cent premium for the former. and Al. 10 II.
per dollar for the latter in bank aud city currency.
COMMERCIAL. !.
We have again to notice fair demand for sugar, al
prices showing further Improvement on the advanced
quotations Of last week. the sales comprising 750 hhdss
Saturday, including 800 from the Leyos at Axe a
44c. for fair TO fully fair, and 4j0 in several lots
fr store at 3Kc for inferior, 4Ac. SC. for lar to
fully fair, and SIC. for fully fair prime; 400 bids.
for folly fair, and $50 hhs. yestersy, inclu ing 40
inferior at $50 $50 in 70 he rehled the basis
51sc. Tor fully fair, and IS choi &c. this makes
total for the three y OF SOC hh Fair TO uly air
may be quoted AZ 40 q 5iSc uht rine TO choice at
SIC. SIC. Mosses contnpes lected, and the only
sales reported curing the past three days 75 hbs.
fermenting Saturday at 17c., 149 half barres ~
2lc and 100 at Fl &c. In tobacco learn that there
have been further sales this week last week to tho
extent Of about 800 hhds, making the ontire amount
particulars of those transa tons have not transpireds
but they unds stood to have been for tho French
government Western produce continues to II ok down,
but the only sales reported retail lots at S2l for
BILE extra -four 81 SO 81 rs bushsl for ccrn zoe fog
lard and for bacan &c. gar cured hans and 1scs
pool coarse 81 for ne and So 50 So per sack of Two
bushels for Turks island The receipts include 673 hhds.
sugar, 25S bb molssses, 147 do. and 3 900
Exported since Friday 500 bales cotton To N,
York. G15 hhds sugar. OF which 10 TO Key Wet ACT %
Phadelphi ia 2I2 to Boston and 1850 to New York 20
hhds and ,203 bbs. moasses, mostly TO New York -
baes moss and SOL hides.
SANITARY CONDITION OF THE CITY.
The report OF tho New Orleans Boa OF Health for tho
week ending June Is shows total number Of l29 dsaug,
among which there Is not single o. yellow fcvei
all tho rebel reports TO the contrary being put blank
lies Only twelve Of fever OF any description are
reported, viz
Nervous Iever. ............... ..............
Icrncious FEVER
continued ioVer... q
From the accounts contained in the Now Orleans pa
health OF the Union forces composing The Department o.
the Gulf 10 most excse mt.