New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

EyENIEG SESSION.
$1,000 City Of New Orleans notes
$3.50 Geld mostly IA

REAL EsTATE.-Therei is no material variation of
any kind to refer to in the movement in real
estate. Desirable dwellings and business houses
n continue in fair equest at full previous prices,
while the demand for all other description is
limited at irregular rates We subjoin few OF
the most recent sales, as indication Of the pre-
sent ruling figures, viz:
By E, c. GiraTdey & Goa square Of ground with
cottage corner of Peters avenue and st. Charles
railroad, in RickeryIle ,$l2 ,000 co. one square (ten
lots in Rickervie 81, 400 Co., one fourth interest
IN IN store Nc. SO Poydras, between New Leyee and
Fulton streets, $500 co. brick stores Nos So 81 and
574 Magazine, corner Natchez street, Sal 200 90
brick house corner Religious andSt James streets
$1,000 90; frame house On Market, between Re
3ligious and Pacanier streets, $4,000 90; frame
house and lot No. 80 Josephine street. between
Prytania ami Coliseum, So $50 90; one lot or
Fourth street. between Dfyades and St. Denis
$400 90; two double cottages corner Franklin and
Euterpe streets IS 500 90; lot on Moreau, between
Enghen and Port streets $50 90 fiFe lots corner
Sixth and st. Patrick streets, $25I5 90; and at
private sale during the week: A three story
brick house No 1852 Car0ndelet, between Lafayette
and etirod, $4,000 co. two lots on Common, be-
tween yer6 and Robertson, 81, 200 90.
@By walton Desonde--Three lots Of ground
y Third District, in square bounded by Montegut
= LeYee, Aloreau and Press streets, measuring to.
gether rs feet 10 inches on Legee Tor Peters,
street, 40 feet inches on Montegut street, with
the twO-stOry fire proof brick warehouse covering
The entire ground for $22 600.
EaBy Montgomery & Bro-Lot of ground with
two story brick dwelling house and improve.
ments, 3ll feet front on Magazine street, be.
tween Third and Fourth streets, by llO5
feet deep, for S7650; lot of ground on FGurt6
street. 81 feet by l25 feet adjoining the above
with stable, for $1,000. Two.stOry dwelling
house and improvements. 4S4 Camp street, be.
tween Orange street and Felicity road, % feet by
l07 feet, for S69OO Two-story brick building, lot
on corner of Leyee and South Market street. So
feet front on South Market street, known as the
South Store, - for $SS25.
RN BY Pafrey q Hil-The two story brick house
u 21wn as No. 43 Dauphin street, between Bien-
asnie and CustOmh0use, 35 feet front by 100 feet
deep-for $4,000.
By Alfred B0uligny-A square of ground bounded
by jackson, Philip, Howard and FTeret streets,
Fourth District averaging 27 by l20 feefa follows;
Lot No. $40; lots Nos. 2, 3, a. 8, at $500 each,
81 900; lots Nos. at and 5000 each, $1,000 lots
Nos. s, g. 10, at $725 each $2l75 lot No. a. $500
dot No l5, $50 lot No. lG, $3.50; lot No II, $40;
lots Nos. IS, 10, at $3.50 each $40; lot No. 20,
$37O; lots Nos 81, %, 49, $l230; lots Nos. Ii, II,
! l5, 24, 25, rs, at $3.50 each, S270Q.
New YORK MARKET-The Times of Tuesday
says
The money and stock markets during the week
We're partially disturbed by the talk of dearer
money but practically the snpply, at the close of
the week, showed little change either in the ease
or rates to the brokers, and the confidence of
lenders, to all appearances not at all disturbed.
The banks probably gained about three millions
on their specie averages, lin gold n0tes,) and de-
creased about the same amount in their green
back averages leaving the pro rata Of lawful
2 ney to their immediate liabilities about the
s le.as last Monday, The treasury Office has tenn
pOr tfily gained in greenbacks and other currency
BY tn e transfer OF funds at New York for account
of the ,Iationa repositories, South and West The
assistant treasurer continues to accommodate
bankers and others requiring currency at the
cotton ports, by transfer drafts to the extent of
the treasury revenues collected or deposited at
these ports