The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-11

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Tuesday Evening. Nov. 10. lisa I

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Aria Tuesday Kvssins. Nov 10. lsoR >
We have no special change to notice In the
money market since our last review. The sales
Of Cotton have continued TO increase the supply
of currency, and the demands for ACCOMMODATION
still show increasing diminution. Caoice short
business paper is in request, both In and out OF
bank, but is principally absorbed By the latter,
and long dated notes secured by AL city mort.
gage is still sought for to considerable extent
Rates have, however. undergone no material
cent. y annum ct bank and l0il D cent y
month out of doors for short giit-edged paper,
and l0@l2 . cent. D snnum for long dated notes
secured by strictly Al city mortgage. =
GOLD AND SILvER-The movement under this
heading has shown considerable variation since
our last. The heavy advance in rates Of Gold 10
New York on Saturday caused holders here to be
sitter in their views. but % buyers generally did
not place much confidence In the high figures
being maintained, but little has been done on
speculation. Transactions in Silver have been
very light and the small sums that have changed
hands have generally been ct rates ranging from
l302& points below Gold for American halves
and quarters, and 28G3 D cent. premium on Gold
for Mexican dollars. To-day the market has been
inactive. and rates, owing to the heavy decline
reported at New York, are lower and unsettled.
Operations embraced the following. viz: $1,000,
$500. $4,000 and 5000 Gold at 1851 $4,000 aud
$40 600 DO at 1861; $40 600, $40, 900 and $4,000
d. at 1861; $4,000 do. at l36; $4,000, $1,000,
SIS 600 and $50, 900 do, late 10 the evening" at
1861. We now quote Gold ct 135@l35&; Ameri-
can Silver coin 132@l33; and Mexican dollars
FoEEIsx ExcHAseE-owins 70 The. improve.
ments in Gold. has advanced. Offerings, though
not large, have been ample, and the demand was
moderate at higher rates. Transactions to-day
embrace the subjoiued amounts, viz: $500 bank
Sterling at 1x7l f60e do, sight, at l4S; f2o00
| do. for Gold ct 10s; $500 do. ct l47, currency
| f6OO do. at l46l; $1,000. $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000
S4ooO do. at i45i; 80. Zoo, $4,000 aud SO 900
private bankers Francs ct s73f; $50, 00e do. ct
s.s7af.; rs 600 AL commercial do. at 3.9of We
now quote, nominslly. bank Sterling l469l463.
Bank Francs 3.ss3@3.s7tf, and commercial do.
| DomEsTIc ExcHANGE-We have no alterations
| of any kind to refer to in the movement under
| this heading. Offerings OF commercial sight and
short sight have been only moderate, and the
demand for remittance shows no improvement
| whatever, while rates have undergone no quota
BILE change with the exception of q slight advance
gained TO- day. Total purchases to-day by banks
| and bankers embrace the annexed amounts. VIE
discount; $25 900, $50, 600 and $50 900 private do.
ct u cent. discount; $50, 900 do. at SIG b cent.
discount: $4,000, $l2. 900 and SIS 900 do. at u
cent discount; $40 900 do. on Boston at ~ cent.
discount; and $4,000 five days New York sight
at discount, and $4,000 do. at Is u cent. dis.
count We now quote parrot y cent. discount
at bank and l@s d cent discount out of doors for
sight checks on Northern cities.
| UNCURRENT NOTES AND Observation-Disclosures Is Out
little if any variation, 10 notice under the above
heading. Offerings Of most descriptions have
been ample, while the demand continued restrict
ed throughout, and operations dscloses still fur
Their diminution all round. City notes are still fiat
City ten per cents are lsDgud. Louisiana State
notes are wholly overlooked. Louisiana State and
local bonds are entirely neglected, and the marke
in the general run of stocks cannot be regarded
as much better than nominal. $1,000 city 10 pei
cent bonds at 6Sc. $1,000 and $40 900 do. at este.
$1,000 do at 6slc., and $4,000 do. at 69sc. per dol
| lar.
SPECIAL DrsPATcHKs.-we are indebted to thu
Western Union Telegraph Line for copies of thu
following private dispatches received from tina
route to-day, viz:
Neto York, Nou. l0-l0 A. M.-Gold opened q
1885,. 1880 A. N-Gold 1851. Cotton msrke
dull and nominal. MiddliDg 24}c., Mobile 25c.
Orleans 254c. Sterling l093Gll0. Has A. M
Gold 1851. Cotton market dul-prices nominal
MiddliDg 24l@25c.. Mobile &c.; Orleans 25lC
Sterling steady. P. M.-Gold closed 1343. Cot
ton dull-prices lower. Sales to-day 1900 bales
MIddlipg 24ac. Mobile 243c., Orleans ESQ. Steriinl
steady.
Liverpool, Nor. 1o-1l:l5 A. M.-Cottou mai
ket quiet Estimated sales 10000 bales. Upland
Hid. Orleans lad. l;20 x--Cotton marke
easier. Estimated Gales 1000 bales. Upland
u6lltd., Orleans 1l{@llid.
London, Non. 10, l:20 p. h.-Consols 81
| Bonds T4l.