New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-10-22

cratic-looking pile, and enterprising ten
ants would make fortune by taking it on
the reasonable terms it is offered. Seldom
is building for rent which equals this in
| substantial character and beautiful SIM
| plicity of style. A landlord ''who knows
| how to keep hotel" could draw to this a
majority of the rich sugar planters. of this
country, for it is located near where most
of the dealers in the produce Of the cane
do congregate.
1t may be thought this is wandering
from CaTondelet street, but let it be
known that this thoroughfare embraces in
its grasp not only ali the cross streets
leading out of it. but St Charles and
Royal as well, and Camp street where
| most Of the banks are becoming located.
No pent 'up Utica confines the powers Of
its brokers. factors or traders of any spe-
cies. The boundless land of cotton is
interested in the transactions of Caronde-
let, and it may be noted that the largest
|. cotton day of the season was reported on
Caropdelet yesterday, over GO00 bales
changing hands.
The movement in city, State Slaugh-
terhouse and other stocks and securities
was very fair, while others, from no appa-
rent cause, gave way This was noted in
SlaUghteTLouse in which there was a sort
of financial crisis, which was taken on
Carondeiet street with wonderful cool
ness. Some dealers there were noticed to
bear it without particle of feeling, no
matter what a pickle they might put
others in by their action. However, we
have heard Of some excellent reasons why
this stock is likely to go up in
the immediate future instead of
down; but as we are not paid
to bull or bear this or any other
stock, they shall not be given, our space
being required for actual transactions,
which were as follows: 200 shares Slaugh-
terhouse at SIT IS; 100 do at SIT so; SO
do at II - and 100 do, deliverable Mon
day, at SlS %; so that it has again come
to the rate of fortnight ago.
In city securities sales were noted of
$50, 900 seven per cents on private terms:
$4,000 do at 70; $500 do at 73Il, and
SIS, 900, 500 and $500 do at 49,. $500
old do sold the preceding day. unreported,
at 49,.
OF city seven-thirties, $1,000 sold at III,
and $500 at ia; $500 fiscal agency
certificates (July 16) brought S6s.
Fifteen hundred dollars new State war
rants sold at 72!c, and $4,000 do on
private terms.
Two shares Pneumatic propelling Com
pany (old stock sold at $40, and 20
shares street railroad company at 664.
For louisiana Lottery Company's
stock inquiry was made, and brokers say
none is on the market, efforts to buy
having been made for weeks. Last sales
were at s.. The opinion is given that it
is in few hands, and in such as are able
to hold it for further advance
Nothing was said on the street Of Ship
Island, though some of the morning
journals said all that was possible against
it. They do not say their readers are
likely to be bitten by it, but intimate that
the manages Of the company devour
people in another way. Wont that |
bite me-" said a small
boy to a Snowman. "Oh, no, boy, he |
never bites-he swallows his whites |
whole"
No sales We're made at the Board of |
Brokers last evening. The offerings and