New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-10-30

SPECIAL DIsPATcHEs.-We are again under
ligations to our financial and commercial frie
for late private kilograms which we are permit
to publish, as follows:
Ne,g York, Oct.'29.--Gold opened at 1464 Cl
ton quiet II M.-Gold 1464; Cotton market d
prices unchanged at SOC. .@9lc.; Exchange steal
P. M-Gold 1867 Sterling Exchange 1893; q
ton quiet at 39c04lc. 4P. M.-Gold l468; G
ton unchanged at 39c. Gale.
L. P Morton & Co.'s circular, Of the Goth,
notices the New York money market:
Since our last the money market has sho
more firmness. Combined with the activity
loans connected with speculation in stocks, tn
has also been an enlarged demand for currer
from the interior, and the rates on call loans
advanced to u cent, with exceptions at
cent. Discounts are frmer at sgt u cent.
prime paper.
National bonds have been frmer, under p
tial demand from foreign orders, combined wit
comparative scarcity of bonds. Yesterday O..
of 1852 rose to l153, and closed firm at llj
ll51 Bonds of 1867 and 1868 are firm, the forl
at l38@l41 and the latter at l35. The treas
has bought up limited amount of these sec
ties at So in gold, for 1865, and 90 for 1867 s.
There is no change in the general condition
the money market. Capital continues IN hb
supply the demand from speculative borrow
is active, but they find no difficulty in Obtain
temporary loans on stock collateras at 40
cent; although the higher is the prevailing II
upon government securities transactions are m
in large amounts as low as 3@33 u cent. f
class commercial paper at snort date is ca
placed at SOC 9B cent. T3 annum discount.
The Chicago Tribune of yesterday says:
The extreme activity in stock speculation
been partially checked by the frmer aspect OF
money market; and under sales to realize, al
opening of the week, prices fell off 3@4 per {
The market has since steadily recovered.
~, nIr hos HtIct fh1 hpt
and closes steady at 833. Illinois Central sh
opened at 1913, subsequently declined to l26,
closed steady at 1861.
The New York journal of Commerce of 81
day afternoon says of the money market:
Business at most of the discount houses
rather slow to-day-the demand for money
ing quite falling off as compared with that o.
week. Otherwise there was no change IN
condition of the market Some of the banks
planned that more money than usual was .p
over the counter in payment of checks, OWN
doubt, to the failures announced on Chang
day, which caused momentary ripple in r
confidence. There was no change in the
rate. Good customers were accommodated
per cent. In the open market the rates
from l2@lS per cent, according to the quail
the securities offered.
A telegram from Buffalo this afternoon ammo
that 1.-THE Express OF this morning publishes
umn and half relating to alleged aston
frauds and over issue of stock on the Chicag
Northwestern Railroad by Samuel j. Tide
excites considerable attention.
The New York Commercial Advertiser of
day says: -" Foreign bankers are buying u
fye-twenties, apparently in anticipation
active demand from EurOpe.n
The Chicago and Rock Island Company rec
procured loan of $9O00,OO0 from A. 7. Ste
of New York, and gave mortgage on the r
secure the payment of the money. The dee
been recorded in Ottawa, ILL.,, and the re
stamns ON the lncument cost Sa0l0.