The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-27
MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN. J
Tuesday Evening. Jan. 26, 1876. I
FEW ORLEANS CLEARINGHOUSE.

January % ..........s1, 651, 63S 56 s199, 1874 5:
January 70 ...-...... 1,9O4, 635 90 23i 500 7;
Thus far this week. .. So 563 11S % s654 POP 5:
sTame time last week. -. 5,451 ,315 06 47l,57 g.
1otai last week. TO- l42, 148 SO 6S5,127 0:
Total week before IL 1886, 070 IS 2i3 500 s.
Nothing has transpired in the Money mar
1et that indicates any change The offerings
continue OF moderate extent at the banks and
limited on the street, and the few transactions
reported IN commercial paper exhibit nc
nuotable variation in rates. We continue
to quote tirst-class paper and collateral loans
Tor sixty days sos q cent per annum Al
do at lOGl2, and second grade at 15M19.
strictly firs.-class mortgages can be negotiated
at SOLO p cent per annum there is no
movement in other grades
We notice that the following have been
elected directors Of the Jefferson City Gas
Alght Company: Messrs. Joseph Hernandez
jules Cassard Thos. Janney, L. E. Lemarie
and 2. o. Fazende; and the following of the
Carondelet Canal and Navigation Company:
Ant. Carriere, A. ID. Doriocourt, Geo. Merz
A. Chiapella, Is. Saloy, NJ. Elliott, Z. Ayegno,
4. F. Generes, and Geo. Andree. Mr. Jos.
Hernandez was unanimously reelected Presi-
dent OF the former, and Mr.. b. Salov was
elected President and Mr.. A. Chiapella Vice
President of the latter
Gold opened at 1125M1125, against 1922
at New York, and after ii moderate business
closed at the opening rates, against 1922 in
that market. The sales su",med up SIG GOO,
embracing $1,000 at 1922, $40, 700 at 1123G
1925 and $1,000 at 11255.
No sales OF Silver reported. The market
was, however, still quoted for round
amounts at 105d1106 for American half
dollars and 97C997! gold for Mexican dollars.
lnder the influence of the advance in
Gold at New York, Sterling closed 10 =
cent higher. The movement was of fair ex-
tent, amounting to e57, 500, comprising $4,000
bill OF lading at 5.4i5Ny5.45, e1500, e2OOO
and G250O do at 545 C4OOO do and CISCO do
and AL clear at 545M5.45J, e15, 900 and
$1,000 Al clear at 5.45l, e200O do and el5, 900
do and bill of ladng at 5.46, and e200O bank
at the counter at 5.49.
Francs were unchanged. The sales com
prlsed 700 coo commercial, embracing $50, 600
at -, 22O. 900 at 4. Gl8G}4 81, and 800, 900 at
461 5M461.
At the close Sterling bills were quoted at
). 44a@5.45a for bill Of lading and AL clear,
and -(D5.4S for bank, and francs at 4. 62(a
04.6ll Tor commercial aud 4. 564 for bank.
The offerings Of Domestic Exch nge were
of fair extent, and the rate of commercial
was 1-16 T. cent lower. The sales of New
York sight covered 1928, 600. embracing $1,000
commercial at I II cent discount, S25, 900 dc. |
"co,NoV
vate bankers at !, $50, 900 commercial at ! IA |
7-32. $4,000 do. and 5000 private bankers
at BIG, and S25 900 do. at 5-32. We also
noticed sales Of So 900 commercial on Pro-
violence at T. cent discount, and S20, 600 on
Boston at /.
The banks continue to check on New York
at par, while commercial sight is quoted at
y cent discount, against 3 YESTERDAY
The only sale reported in Stocks was 20
shares Germania National Bank at S134
The sales of Bonds included $4,000 Old
State Six Per Cents, issued for floating debt,
at Is, $4,000 City Gold Bearing Seven Per
Gents at 37i, and $1,000 New State Con-
solidated Seven Per Cents at 39l.
Nothing was reported in City Appropriation
Certificates. They were still quoted nomi-
nal at 5000.
In Metropolitan Police Warrants we noticed
sales of $4,000 at ", and $1,000 at 7SI they
closed at about rs
No sales Of State Warrants were reported.
Old were still quoted at -@26, and new
closed at -@55.