The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-14

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| The above statement which shows an increase
of s., 300 900 in currency and s635.000 in deposits
with decrease of $40 900 in loans, is sufficient
indication in itself OF a tendency to easier
| Money market.
The decline in New York sight has been fol-
lowed by considerable shipments of currency
from the North, amounting during the week to
| about 100000.
The receipts of customs fgod) for the week
| were as follows Monday IS i39 06, Tuesday $40,
| 663 80, Wednesday s3967 Is. Thursday $3.50 20,
| Friday S11,099 81, Saturday s902S II; total
| SAT, $40 OS.
| To-day the demand for discounts was reported
| moderate at the banks, while on the street
Money was easy at our quotations. Gold and
Foreign Exchange were higher in correspondence
| with the advar ce in gold at New York.
| The supply of cash Gold continues inadequate
| to the demand, and prices are still above New
| York quotations.
A few sales OF Stocks and Bonds are reported.
| City Premium Bonds were reported stronger, and
| new State Consols fraction lower.
We continue to quote collateral loans and
| first-class commercial signatures at 1n0112 S3
cent per annum discount, AL Go at 1@D1I u
per month, and second grade at no. Fret
class mortgages continue to rule at ~ u cent per
| annum; second grade are entirely nominal
Gold opened at 1l47.@1151s, against 1l433s a.
New York, and after moderate business, closed
at 1l5@l154 (Hc higher than yesterday,
against HAS in that ma ket. The sales sum-
med up $50 $40, embracing $4,000 at 11434, $4,000,
$4,000 at 1855.
No sales of Silver were reported American
half dollars are now quoted at 1090110, and
Mexican dollars at 93G19311a gold.
Under the advance gold at New York ster-
ling was quoted nc higher, while francs were
stronger. but unchanged. The movement in
both was moderate. The sales of the former
comprised f42 OGO, embracing $4,000 bill of lading
at 544 as 451R; f1500, $780, f4500 and fLO-
900 do, and $1,000 do and AL clear at 5.45h, and
$4,000 AL clear at 5.450l5.46.
The transactions in francs amounted to IT'S, 900
commercial, embracing $4,000, So 90 and IS, 600
at 463sl.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at 5.44L
954512 for bill OF lading and AL clear, and
nominal Tor bank, and francs at 4650463 for
commercial, and nominal for bank.
The offerings Of New York sight were of lib
eral extent, and met fair demand at previous
rates. The sales comprised s2S0,0OO, embracing
SIS, 900, $40, coo and $50 900 commercial and $1O
600 private bankers at "a per cent discount s25.-
oOO commercial con at ha97-16. $4,000 do, $4,000,
$50 600 and $50, 900 private bankers and $40 600
and SAC, 900 bank at 7-16 We also noticed a sale
OF $40. coo commercial on Providence at GIG per
cent discount.
The banks continued to check on New York 1t
4 q cent discount while commercial sight " as
quoted at 11(17-16
In Stocks noticed sales of 9 shares St.
Charles street Railway Co. at $40, 80 Peoples
Bank at -, a few shares of Union Bank at = and
at auction by c. E.Girardey for account of sue
cesson OF ii. b. Skeels, 8 shares st. Charles
Street Railroad at 500 so, and SO New Orleans
City Railroad at 1921 So
The sale of Bonds included 5000 City Premium
Issues at PA: $4,000 City Gold Bearing Seven
Per Cents at 26s, $1,000 do Admins ration Series
at y, and $1,000 and $4,000 New State Consols at
5f1s City Issues, particularly Premium, were
stronger, while New State Consols showed a
fallen off of about 4 ~ cent.
No sales OF Metropolitan Police Warrants were
reported they are sill held at 72@-.
State Warrants continue entirely nominal for
1874 issues, while 1873 issues and previous
do, not fundable, at -@29.