The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-07
Lasements contrast a. f0lloWs:--


half a million. The pressure for discounts IS
reflected ia the increase OF the item OF loans. The
last two statements contrast as foiows:-
Loans .............. s25osi. sas s25i 40
Specie ....-.,.......'.-. .ts5o'St9 IT'S c,S
Circulation. ..........., o4,too'@ss33 ~ III vi,
Deposits ............... IeV,o-sIoss -. ~ ( IA
Legal tenders. o-,it',oo" 1iS'
The changes are Ia detail IS iol.oWs:-
increase IN Observation-Disclosures. .... sI,soooli
Increase In clrclati9n n 80 90
Increase in deposits go So
Decrease Ia legal tenders ..'.'''.''''' -'--0i-os
The money market was easy at ave TO SIX per
cent on stocks and at four 10 six per cent on gov
ernments. The balances seeking employment FOR
the two DAYS 10 Monday were quite large. Ia the
discount market there was further complaint OF the
difficulty OF making negotiations excepS at excess
sive rates. Prime paper was quolea at ten 70
fifteen per cent. Foreign exchange was quiet
and firm. In government bonds there was an
unsettled market, owing to the fluctuations IN goid
the general tendency being to lower prices.
The following were the closing street prces:-uIed
States currency SKIES, 1o7l 1915; do Skies 1851,
registered l7s4 a11s;do. coupon NIX us; do hVe
twenties registered, May and November, ll24 ll8
DO. 1862, coupon, do, 1854 ll6}S do. 1864,
coupon do, l13 @ 49,; do 1885, coupon,
DO, 1lsk 118&; do, registered, January and
July, 1l53 a 1l55s; do. 1885, coupon DO, ll5s4
ll5H; Go. 1861 coupon, do, 1854 ll6; do. 1861
coupon, do. 1l52! 1853; do ten-iortles, regis
tered l074 1o7tl; DO. coupon, 1919 1919.
In Southern securities there was more than usual
animation, the North Carolina special tax issues
being quite active and rising to AK, although they
did not maintain themselves at this figure. The
Tennessee new bonds were nrner and higher.
The following were The closing street quotations
for the Southern list:-Tenhessee, ex coupon,
B9a 60; do new, Six 81; DO five per cent,
boa 81; Virginia ex coupon, 90 a 50a; do, new, 5a15
q So; do. registered stock, "A As; do. registered,
1896, AZ a so; 40. registered, 1867, Al IS; Georgia
sixes, SO s.; GO. seyens, o. 90; do seyens, IN
terest payable in Georgia, SIS 81; North
Carolina ex coupon, 4G}4 402t; do, new,
81 s7,l do, special tax, Az 41A;
Missouri sixes SIX q ss'4; do. Hannibal ana 81.
Joseph, IS a 90; Louisiana skies, e5 a 6T; do.
leyee skies, 60 q coz; do. do. Fights, rs o 50;
Alabama Fights, 9o1s OIL; do. fives, GO eli do.
skies, sterling, IS d 81; South Carolina skies, IS
70; do new, CO 67; do. registered STOCK, 65 SO;
City Memphis Sizes AZ a &c; do. Atlanta elghts IS
81; do. Savannah sevens SO a 81; do. New orleans
consols, ~ "a; do. issued TO railroads, 90 @ GO;
Mobile and Ohio sterling, &C 81; do eghts 60 ca;
Mississippi Central Railroad first mortgage, II ~
do. second mortgage, 60 62; Memphis and Charles
ton FIRST 81 50; do. second, " Az do. stock, So
u Al, 0IttuNAllo aha SOiuL4p4a I.aA!iVdub guar
anteed e3 65.
The gold market was feyerlsh ana, in the main,
heavy, the price uctualng between 1875 aud 1861.
1t was reported this afternoon that the Gold Ex-
change Bank Will resume operations on Monday, and
viii propose TO be the Clearing House once more for
the Cold Board. The Subrreasury received s., $685.
Boz for customs during the week, and paid ont
SS,606,I6o for coin interest. The total imports at
this port for the past week amount 10 s4,42s, 453
against So $685. 31l the corresponding week Of last
year.
The following is detailed report Of the specie
exported from New York for the week ending Nov.
6, 1867
November 1-Steamer Henry Chauncey, AS
plnwal-Amercan gold. 1895, $50
American NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1903
November 2-Steamer Allemaania, Ham
burg-toreign silver. loo
November 4-Steamer Moro Castle, ha-
vana-American silyer........ ........... Io122
can dollars Observation-Disclosures. 5,52s
can dollars. 12o5s7
silver bars. 10000
egn silver ......................... 1900
November 6-Steamer City OF Paris, Liver
pool-Britisn god ...................... 4,s72
The range Of the gold market to-day is shown In
the tablet
10 A. NJ. ....."..... 1914 Up No.. 1863
10:l6 A. M........... l2L5s ~ NJ ..'......... iva
IL A. M........,.... 127 8P, NJ. .......... 1855
11:2s A. NJ ......... 1861 4P. Me-. ...... 1858
IL M............... 1854 p. M...... 1862 126A4
Loans OF cash gold were made at seven TO four per