The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-22

Thus far this week. .... 4,9Oi,3l1 ~ to3,ol -
Same time lat week. 4,lla,oS ~ yzi0gs :,
TOTAL week before. ..... 5,752, 765 10 7O9l4o 2C
The Money market continues quiet, with fail
demand for discount, at the banks and mod
crate offerings on ti.c street. The few transac-
tons reported in the latter indicate no quotable
variation in rates. We continue to quote: lOgl2 :.
cent Der annum Tor first-class with colateras, and
l291S for Al, while second grade and coca
sionally good are quoted at f} cent per month.
We notice scarcely any movement III mortgages,
which are still quoted at lODl u cent per
We notice that Mr. +. T. Case, Receiver ad,
vertises that he is ready TO pay second DIVIDEND
Of 2, per cent to the creditors Of the Crescent
CITY National Bank. We learn that several OF
the stockholders are htigatlng the can upon
them for 10 per cent on the face OF their STOCK.
Gold opened at 109lV1093, against llot at
New York, and after fair business closed at the
opening rates in both markets, touching io?;eG
l69g here, and ll04 at New YORK. Inc sales
summed up $4,000, embracing $1,000 at lO9s,
SIS 900 and SIS 600 at 109}, $4,000 at lO9sDl09I,
and $4,000 $4,000 and $4,000 at 1924.
Nothing transpred i'll Silver American nall
dollars we're still quoted IA 105aglt64, and
Mexican dollars at 9G5 gold
Sterling Exchange opened at about yesterdays
closing rates, aud under the influence OF the rise
in gold at New York, advanced about 2-lO u cent,
but under the subsequent falling OFT IN that mar
ket and the decline III Domestic Exchange here,
ment was ofliberal extent amounting to fi9 200.
comprising fl000 Al clear at 5.2S, $500 do at
52SI, e2000 and $4,000 bill fading at 5.29, f250O,
5000 and fi000 do at 5.29l, f2O 900 do and AL
clear at 80 $4,000 bill Of lading at 5.3O f25OO
Al clear at 5 2J1530l, $1,000 bill of ladiug at
5.3OG1530t fl5OO Al clear at 1903, $4,000 bank at
S 81, and fiO0O do at the counter at 5.33.
Francs responded to the influence which con-
trolled Sterling, but sales were reported.
At the close Sterling bills were quoted at 5.2ss
Gl5.29 for bill of lading and AL clear, and @
$50 for bank and francs at 4.75 for COM
mercial and - for bank.
The offerings Of Domestic Exchange were OF
liberal extent and as the banks were rather re-
luctant to buy except at low rates, commercial
fell off S3 cent. The sales of New York sight
covered 1900, 900. embracing 1000, 600 and
$40 900 commercial, S50,0 900 commercial and pri-
vate bankers, $40, 900 private BANKERS, and $780,
OOJ and $40 600 bank at ~ cent discount S15, 900
commercial at 7-32 10000 and ST., 900 CONNER
cia at 3I6, aud $4,000 do and $751; 900 bank at l..
The banks continued to check on New York at
par, while commercial sight was quoted at u
cent discount, against yesterday:
No sales of Stocks we're reported.
In Bonds we noticed gu te an active move
ment in City Gold Bearing Seven Per Cents. the
market opening at 349 and closing at about h6
the sales amounted to about $40 900, embracing
5000 at 34s $4,000 at 34l. $1,000 and $4,000 at 35,
$500 at 354, and $1,000, $4,000 and $4,000 at 81.
We also Noticed sale!of $1,000 United States 520's
of SIS, at 1l74.
NJ sales OF City Scrip we're reported. City APP
preparation Certificates, Metropolitan Police War
rants and Time Certificates of 1873 were still
quot, at 46CD47c.
Nothing was reported in State Warrants. Old
were still quoted at 2OW-, and new at $50.