New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-19
NGw Orleans Daily QEeatent,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1866
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CREscYvr OFFICE No o. CAMP STREET.
Tuesday Evening, Sept H. 1865
The movement in financial circles to-day has
disclosed no material variation of any kind from
the opening to the close of business. Gold was
inactive throughout and huctuated but little at any
time. The supply upon the market was small
throughout, but it proved more than ample to
meet the demand, which was of a very restricted
character, as may be inferred from the subjoined
statement of actual sales, viz $4,000, small at
IA $1,000 $4,000 and $1,000 at 1444 ; 10000 at
1444 $1,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000
at+j, and $4,000, $4,000 and $4,000 at l45. Sales of
Silver has been restricted to 5000 and $500 Ameri-
can halves at 1854. We now quote Gold at l443
@l45, and Silver at l34@l35 for American coin,
and l44!@1454 for Mexican dollars.
FOREIGN ExcHANGE-The operations in Sterling
&nd Francs have been of very insignificant char-
acter to-day. Offerings of private and CONNER
cial were very light throughout, and the demand
could not at any time have been reported at much
better than nominal. The only actual sales OF
which we have been advised were G2O0, $1,000 and
G250O clear Sterling bills at $50, and $4,000 and
$4,000 Francs at 37ltf., and 100, 900 do, all com
mercial, at 3.724f. We, however, continue to
quote Bank Sterling at l53@l54, Clear Bills at
iouVAo-' DIN Vi huuiti5 t'itt' i'E1S'' ~
Francs at 3.G5@3.62Bf. and outdoor Francs at
3.75@37Of.
DOMESTIC EAohANGE-lnere mas 'Gen sone
eYiuehee u "e"Niess = Su' Dolies.'' i'>,''"is
1Lel AZ, 'o.Iay ou.uo0i o.i,ue9 ~
~ 1l' anu nv uenpl ha,,, and
.etNy teuuoeu onarao'ei 7 = y III $50
pHAAefS eounteIS 80 ony pu ohaa'' - 49,,
OF eolel aa ola. naSe 'ohe " qul
"elo @1o,ooo, s'D'0u0 st. 91ooO9 t'e 4. 4
a. par Soovoo nostoh 10 ~ ~ 9sr, p a..
mum anu Slg'ooo WI wy ~ ~ 2 Ila4
count ~ eiosis ia.es Vi sia5 araa1inn Il
q cent premium a. p4h aoa1 ern ord
tiie loIniet' anu Wy o'4eaS
~ I-r.aJr,.r MnTrs Ayn srcrpIrIrs-The onv
o+fo,,, ,rtod in the farmer IN the street
- a., .oro eIooo III, If Nav orleans notes at
1o,uHS "ele S'ooo St'S y n LII
BE ana S2OOO, SoO0o ana SlEtVVO LouIsiana 0taIe
notes at 924G3924c f} dollar. Sales of stock COM
r,riaed 40 shares 900 shares and 400 shares Bank
Ta,,isio,,o g+ool- ~ 1ol I'M IN al II q do
" LOUISIANA STUN az 1o2, wv ~ ~ A' - w.
jackson Rallfoad AT 81, 20 bahk Of America ~ d
price that has been withheld, and. IS do. Mechan
;oo, o,,7 rrrodors, ponl- al az
- -, MI ,,,o,.or,ort a. +tis
ooAHp oF JOHANNESBURG my i'NS - 20
board continues restricted, and the operations lof
the day have been confined to the following, viz :
100 shares Bank of New Orleans Stock lO5<
1875 Shares Louisiana State Bank 2924
Sl 61 bcas4ns s t; Notes
s 5sS} f f@rse q d ID rive '@easles
$3.50 Elves
800 Mexican Eonboons, rated at SIS H'...''..lii
SPECIAL D1sPATCHEs.-We have permission to
,,r,t,f.t s,I;i,,od nr,o+e +nraorams raceived
Pu1i'sA .ie 'uDJoii'ou Pl4'"'e '-''
To-Day VIZ;
New YORK, Sept. l8.-Gold opened at l4l5.
Cotton unchanged at 33]03G5c. II 4. M.-Gold
144}. Cotton unchanged, prices tending upward.
I2M.-Gold I44z. Sterling exchange advanced j..
cjoL4 III, 1o-I1a1oe1 zoos 1Oe6n10o1 Con.
0tsn' DtIts ~ 49loo+' o. 10y 10 ~,
pons, Lll39Ill& second SERIES Ioo pld. Iou-
pons, 10S3MlO85. 1O-40's, 9S5 bid Coupons, 9Sf
ass 7.3O's log. New York, 3 P. M.-Cotton;
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