The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-01
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN OFFICE,
Tuesday Evening, June 30, 1874. {

WI have no new feature to notice in the None,
Market, which continues quiet and easy, with Inn
tied offerings both at bank and on the street, al
though on the latter they have been rather NOR
liberal. and with nothing that indicates any chang
IN rates. We continue to quote selected signature
With or without collaterals at I, cent PEI
annam, first class 9N110, Al at 110sl2, and sec
ond grade 1T lola u cent per month. FRS
while nothing is reported in second grade.
The following banks declared semi-annual div
dends to-day: The Germania National, u g
co0t., payable on demand; the Louisiana Ma
GOs1Al, 6 " cent, payable on demand IN TINS CITY
and on the 9Th proximo at New York, at the Bank
inH House Of Winslow, Lanier * Co.; ana the
Southern Bank, u cent, payable on ana after
the 18th proximo.
The Board OF Trustees OF the Louisiana Mu-
tuad Insurance Company, at their meeting to-
day convened meeting Of the stockholders, to
be held at the end of the thirty days provided by
law, rs will be seen from the advertisement in an
other column
l2B Of the Legislature and Ordinance 1891 OF the
Council, $339,OOO City Skies (s169,OOO Jackson
Railroad issues and $4,000 Opelonsas Railroad
issiles) have been taken up, i'll exchange for a
like amount of City Collaborating Seven Per
Cents. and that the holders of sl44, 900 jackson
Railroad and $4,000 Opelousas Railroad issues
have accepted the offers Of an extension for
twenty years, new coupons being attached ac-
cordingly
York, and after a moderate business closed at
ll10I11l against III in that market. where it
reached 1ll4 during the interim. The sales
summed up $4,000, embracing $1,000 at III,
5000 and 5000 at III $1,000 and $1,000 at lll4,
ahd $1,000 at 1l1a.
mo sales of Silver were reported American half
dollars are still quoted at 1050l1OG and Mexican
dollars at Ill, or at par with gold at New York.
Under the influence OF the advance N gold at
New York Sterling bills opened at an advance OF
about 2-lO " cent, but under the subsequent de-
cline receeded to previous rates. The movement
Was quite limited, being confined to 1850 com
prisng fl5OO bill Of lading at $50, $3.50 do at
54O 1850 AL clear at 5.i0s, and f4OOO do and bill
of lading at 5.400t 5.405.
Nothing TRANSFERRED in francs, but owing to
their scarcity they are quoted higher.
| At the close Sterling bills were quoted at
E.384Na5.4 40 for bill Of lading and Al clear, and
E.43N1- for bank, and francs 4.6G4 for private
and entirely nominal for bank.
The offerings of Domestic Exchange were of
moderate extent, and with better demand rates
were without quotable variation. The sales OF
New York sight covered sl75,0OO, embracing 800,
600 commercial at ! u cent premium, 100000
bank at 9-32, $4,000 do. at SIG, and s2O,OOO do.
ut 1882. We also noticed sales of $4,000 and
SIC, 900 commercial on Boston at 3-l6 ~ cent
premium.
The banks continue to check on New York at
y cent premium, and commercial sight was still
quoted at SIG.
!; No sales Of Stocks were reported.
In Bonds We noticed a sale OF $1,000 City Ten
Per Cents at g. City Gold Bearing Seven Per
Gents were quoted weak at 81, to which, notwith-
standing the interest due tomorrow, they have
declined under the increased issues made in eX-
change on matured skies
City Appropriation Certificates, Metropolitan
Police Warrants and City Time Certificates Of 1873
were still quoted nominal at So.
The sales Of State Warrants included of
5000 at 3lA, Of $1,000 at 3ll, ofsl466 at 30, of
5000 at 323, 5000 large at 49, $1,000 do at "a, and
$9OOO small at 37A. They closed at 3l034 for
large, 350l3S for medium and 3s0u4O for small.