New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-14
MARhETS.
DomestJc Markets.

S.vyonE. November The Posts financial ~.
tice says The fever OF the Vail street market to-
,!ay 10 the rs. in gold and foreign exchange. Gold
has advanced because the rates for prime sterling
are getting near TO point at which gold can be
,,btsinabe under - 90d5 o01s, one OF the leading
bankers, whose house never Issues gold, can ship
.old coin, but in order TO warrant general ship
m"nis demand sterling should rule at - 0's q
o. DurI. The morning prime bankers bile
."uld not be rad below j.. ESQ. 89I. respectively.
4 few minutes after twelve O'Clock tho gste was
marked ny to 81 89ks az 80.
Gold opened at nos, at which all the sales were
made until Ills A. ~, snce which time the Gales
ave been at ilO1. al0ss. ON gold leans the rates
10 " cent for carrying and fiat. The cur
,.ncy prices of Cnited States bonds are isds T.
cent higher than ytstsrdsy; saG. pit tor hye-twen.
unchanged. The rise Is IN sympathy with gold.
There j. reason to believe that some OF the large
dealers in United States bonds. recognizing the
tendency Ot.onabined influences in our own mar.
Lct. and foreign markets. during the Nv"
ket sre about 10 their influence
10 check the tendency, either by advancing the
foreign markets il possible, OK holding our own
various WAYS thew well understand 10 eQuaze
prices in home and foreign markets.
Missouris were stesfy North Caroline old SKIES
were up y; Tennessees were up y for new SERIES
and \ for new "x coupons: 'irSln!as consolidated,
OK matured coupons cold at ~.
The local money market ~ withOu: notable
change; call loans ranging sTOm y. TO y. y cent
On ADVANCE 10 20 y cent for cal! loans and 1t is
trade, and with N" larger demand for money from
the Stock Exchange, such An ad vance is unlikely.
and wonld probably aIss III" sale OF = good many
United States bonds houGh! simply 10 give tempo.
rary employment t" i'il' balances. such sales. il
they .a.sed decline ia the prices %; tnited States
bonds in this market. would have favorable effect
the price Of gol.! aud rates q: foreign exchange.
The,. il nothing new to write i'll regard to the
market for mercantile ral-.'. In the make. for
speculative .haI.s prices stood AS rule traction
above yesterday losing prices, and during the
forenoon 'her. WAS an advanc. on the general
list Of /. a =. From noon until ha't-past twelve
o'clock There MAS q decline of !. a y. New York
Central hnd LAX. Shore having made the lowest
prices. Since 1850 y. NJ. there has been recovery
OF ,GA, except New York Central! Extreme
sales givin. the stocks in the order of activity,
hav. been follows: Telegraph 49,. 080t Lake
Snore 81 "a 082s; Northwestern 30 =; ohio and Mis-
souri, 3oA d:1 y.
SiIes OF 1884, is'.; fvetwenfies OF 1851 ill3: OF
1904, IA; ~ 1860, 40 .; new il89s Of l3. t8H:
of 1868, llS: new iive-, III q: fsn-fottiss i!3is
Tennssscss 81. new -: Nirsn1s 80 new 50, con-
solidat-d -, deferred II; Leuisanas %. new
3D. i''s" slA.s 3. . elsh's ~ Aao"na eishNs w
yves y, "e"rslS SIZES 49, sns -. t T'Itn ,v
- uew Il Anil And October a.
cotton ..los,a steady; midIlnc uplss,,,ls i.,:c:
Orleans 49,. u.t receipts 393 6aIe.; gross .s5;
sales POSI-
Futures closed st.a.ly; sales % 500 bales as fol-.
lows: November Ita.e: December I.s.c January