The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-07

Deposits observation-disclosures. G60,00,
We continue to quote collateral loans and first
class commercial signatures at -09l u cent per
month, al do at 1@114, and second grade at
no. First class NOR cages rule at IL " cent
per annum; second grace are entirely nominal
Gold opened at 1154@1524, a. ainst lis at
New York, and after mlted business closed
at 1l51s0ll6 against 1867 in that market I he
at 11556Gl154, and 5000 at l16
The decrease of s455,000 in currency shown in
the above statement, taken in connect on with
the fact that several hundred thousand dollars
currency received during the week from the
North by banks and private parties, Indicates the
extent of the drain OF currency to the interior,
which we have heretofore noticed. The decreae e
of $500, 600 in deposits is probably caused by
Withdrawals for this purpose and to meet the IN
creasing wants of business. The decrease in
loans, compared with last week, Id small, con-
sdering the heavy payments made in bank on
the 4th inst
For the week ending November 8, the total
customs receipts OF Gold at this port were fol-
lows Nov LIT and 81 s23 873 So Sd 1910 So,
4th s239O II, 9Th s2l, $40 10, 9th s727S 81; total
sos 063 II,
We have no material change to noe in the
Money market. The offerings at the banks were
of fair extent, and good demand for discounts
| was reported on the streets with no quotable
change in the rates for commercial paper.
The sales Of Gold were limited with a con-
tnuing scarcity of cash Gold
ID
while New York sight was in good demand and
higher.
Nothing is reported in Stocks and only few
sales Of Bonds.
No sales of Silver were reported. American
half-dollars are still quoted at 1090l1O, and
Mexican dollars at 93093l9a Z, gold
Sterling was lit Il stronger, while francs were
unchanged The movement in both was mod.
crate. The sales of the former comprised Cal, )
800, embracing CISCO bill of lading at 544, f2GOO
do nd a n'e of f.
600 ard ZIG 900 bill Of lading at 54i015.45I
| and f1S00 bank at 5.51.
The sales Of francs comprised 100000 COM
mercisl. embracing $4,000 at CO.. 1000 at Co.
and Is 600 at 650S ,.6334.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at SAP;
G5.451a for bill lading and AL clear, and -05.5l
for bank, and francs at 1861 al 65 for comuer-
cial, and Ionin al for bank.
| The offerings of New York sight were Of fair
extent, but MT etlng with good demand, com
mercial advanced about Lilo u cent The sales
comprised s24S001, embracing $4,000, $40 600
s12 900, $4,000 and 81 900 commercial at 81 I,
| cent discount, $4,000 and s25, 900 Commercial,
and 500 900, $4,000, $40 900, s300n0 and $40 0OO
private bankers at GIG, al $4,000 of the latter
| at 70. We also noticed sale Of 81 QUO CONNER
| cial on Providence at 1l-16 e cent discount.
| The banks continued to cbeck ON New York al
a p cent discount, while commercial was
| quoted at 9l68H against % vest rday.
The sales Of Stocks included ~ shares Orleans
| Railroad Company SIS, and 10 old New Orleans
| Gaslight Company at 1923.
| The only sales Of Bonds reported were at the
| Stock Exchange, and comprised 5000 City Pre-
MUM issues at 25@4, $1,000 new urrency Sever
Per Gems at %, ana $50 half paid CITY Coupons
| at Al. The sale Of City Premium issues was re-
| ported to have been for pledge account.
| No sails Of Metropolitan Police Warrants were
reported they are ill quoted at 720-.
| Owing to the injunction granted to-day, re
stralning the State Treasurer from paying am
| warrants, except those drawn for tate officers
salarier, 1874 issues, closed unettled and en-
tirely nominal, while 1873 and previous YEAR
were still quoted at S5G36, and do, not fundable
ct - 0l29.