New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-10-08

CONSOLIDATED BoNDs-Agreeably to advertise
ment, the bids for the sale of by the commission
ers of $500 900 City Consolidated Bonds have been
opened to-day, with the following result viz:
Octave More, $4,000 at 100; private, $1,000 at 100;
E. F. La Vilebeuvre, 500, 900 at I0O E. D. Pay
son, $27 900 at 98.429 G. Cruzat, $l00,O at 81;
Bonneval q Delhonde, $4,000 at 81; Ayegno &
Wioz, SOS, 900 at 81 1856; j. W. Romans, $4,000 at
9675. As will be seen by the above, the total
amount bid for was only 900, which is good
indication of the confidence reposed in this class Of
securities, as well as the absence of scarcity of
currency-ample notice of the intended purchase
having been given by the commit sioners.
SPECIAL DIsPATCHEs.-We are indebted to some
of our financial and commercial friends forthe sub
joined private kilograms, which have come to
hand to-day, viz:
Liverpool, Oct. 5, via cable.-Cotton-T mar
ket is dull, and prices have declined 3d.; middling
uplands are now quoted at l4sd; sales to-day 5000
bales; sales for the week l25 900 bales London,
Oct. 5.--5-2O's 7O3. New York, Oct. Gold
opened at 1493 IL A. NJ, Gold 1494. Exchange
steady. 520's l045; coupons ll25@ll24; second
series, 100 bid; new issues easier at l073@l0T$ ;
lO-4O's 99461993; zoos l063@l064; coupons lO65
G81063. Later.-Cotton dull and nominal at 400
Ale. II M-Gold l49a. Cotton dull and unset
tied at 4UGU4ZC., nominal. 1Ilere are no accurate
quotations to be had. P. M.-Cotton depressed
Sales cannot be made except at a decline of from
to sc. from the highest point on Thursday The
quotations are nominal at $50. for midding uplands
and 4Oc for middng Orleans. Gold l494. Sterl-
ing Exchange quiet; 60 day bills 1919 sight do.
1881.
REAL EsTATE.-The sales of real estate to-day
were as follows:
Girardey & Co.. sold the one story brick dwell
ing known as No. 1914 Rampant street, and ground,
355 feet front, by 1872 feet, between St. Ann and
Dumaine streets, for $1,000. Lot of ground 374
feet on Marais street, by GO feet deep, with two
story frame house, for S2275. Five lots Of ground
corner of Washington and Clara streets, Fourth
District, measuring together 152 feet on Washing
ton street, by l08 feet deep, for 5000. House
and lot of ground on Sixth street, 100 feet front
by 1875 feet deep, known as No. go Sixth street
for $3.50 House and lot 382 and 3S4 Thalia street
for $2l00.
The sheriff sold for account of the estate Of
Hubert Clouet, in the square bounded by Tchoupi
toulas, PEARL Louisa and Delord streets, one lo
on Louisa street, 20 feet by Sd, with buildings and
improvements at $1,000; two vacant lots, same
size, at S10O each; also sold the barge Kate, witt
tackle, apparel and furniture at Sl210; and the
property, real estate, account of the estate
Hughes, deceased, at SlOO5.
Gabriel De Feret auGtioneer, sold two lots O
ground, Third District, in square bounded BY
Piety, Levee, Desire and Craps streets, fronting
63 feet by 100 feet deep, corner of Craps, witt
tWostory frame dwelling, $3ll0; vacant lot, 3:
feet BY 100 feet deep. on Piety street, at 1878
also, the lot of ground fronting Y feet on Peters
late Levee street, between Victory and Por
Streets with the three-stOry brick building know
as No. I0I, and dependencies, for $4,000.