New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-24

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FIAANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL SUaMARY-Goll
has exhibited no quotable alteration since our
last. Sales were heavy, but the movement was
confined to few buyers and rates were influenced
by Thursday's advices from New York. ouota.
lions continue at l260l264.
Foreign Exchange was inactive yesterday
without any variation in prices. The pressure q
offerings was not SO heavy as heretofore, and the
market closed rather steady, at 13e@Iss3 for
bank sterling, I34@I35 for clear bills, I32lNl33
for bill Of lading bills, 4.20f.0415f. for bank
francs, and =. 3of. @4.25f. for outdoor francs.
Domestic Exchange The only variation notice
able under this head is decline Of u cent in the
checking rate Of some of the banks. Offerings
were moderately heavy, while the demand CON
finued restricted at s@a % cent discount at bank
and los u cent. discount out of doors for sight
checks on the Northern cities 4@1 % cent. dis
count for five to ten days sight, Ia@14 for fifteen
TO twenty days., 13@13 for thirty days, and 2ca2a
" cent. discount for sixty days sight.
q Stocks and Bonds-There is no material altera
ton to report in the movement in securities.
Offerings of fav0rite classes continue restricted
and the general run, which are in ample supply.
attract no special attention. Transactions since
our last comprised some lots Of Opelousas Rail-
road Company, City Railroad Company, and Old
Levee Cotton Press Company, at the prices speci-
fed Id our financial article
Unrsuyent Bank Notes Every advance in rates
Of the issues of the banks in liquidation brings to
light further addition to the supply despite the
remark 50 frequently made by holders that offer
ings are exhausted. This was shown To-day in the |
movement in the notes Of the Bank Of Louisiana.
which included GALES Of over $4,000 at the en-
HANGED figures sag 6sc. ID dollar
Cotton The market was active and firm
throughout yesterday with sales Of 1864 bales, at
prices steadily inclining to the outside figures in
Thursdays quotations, which we repeat as fol-
lows, viz: ordinary, 32@s3c.; good ordinary, 500
38c.; low middling, 37@3sc., and middling, 40Q1
lie. The nett receipts for the week foot up only
,sas bales, against I6,993 bales last week, and
y, Sai the week vieus. The sales for the week
amount to %, ~ bales, against 20 $40 bales last
week, and $40 the week previous. The exports
aggregate 1888 bales against 1929 last week,
and "A s7 the week before; and the stock on
band and on shipboard this evening is 1874, Cos
bales against 194 3l3 bales last week, and 1872 s9s
bales the previous week.
y Sugar and Molasses The market is unchanged.
With sales yesterday Of 100 hhds Of the former.
and l2o bbls and rs half bbls of the latter at pre-
Yesfern Produce The moyeemnt under This /
neadlng shows marked variation of any kind.
5aFtcalars Of the operations for to- day and those
article. n s A0uuo = ouf oommefc'ai
Ns M New Orleans School of
posss NJ vSsasr Common and yillere streets on
snralss, asnaIsss Hospital give free medical and
II Tba;r rss.s daily, between and 10 4.
enasnsa Il No. III 81 icund id another column.