The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-30
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS cLEARING-HousE.

VI IT,. -, n VA u $ZLI .G6S I
harch . 2,439,i51 u 2U02il )
Thus far this waei . :4.257, 485 IS s;Z79lo 6
Same time last week. zaG5,4,5 81 279. 93s )
Total last week ..... Z 7-6 OSl 80 SDl 52l ,
Total week before. 1854 ,259 70 91,l75 @
We have no new feature to notice in tn
III )ney market The offerings continue
moderate al the banks and limited on the
street, and the rates of commercial paper un
changed
we continue tC quote first class paper and
collateral loans for sixty days at SNl9 = cent
per annum Al do at 10Mll2, and second
grade at ID" IS. First class mortgages con-
tnue to rule at 9GlO + cent per annum,
while second grade are entirely nominal
Gold opened at 11GIGg1lGs against 1lG33 at
New York, and, after a fair business closed
at ll6!nl llGi, against 1lG, in that market,
where 1t touched III during the interim.
The sales summed up $4,000, embracing
$1,000 and $4,000 at 11Gi, $1,000 at 1lG5, So
900 and $751; 900 at llG5, $50, 600 at 1lGlM,
lI6s, and $1,000 at 11G3.
No sales Of Siver We're reported. American
half dollars were still quoted at 1OS(aJ 100 and
Mexican dollars at 96M96} gold
OWING to the advance in gold and huctna-
tons and decentralization in bills at New York
Sterling Exchange was unsettled throughout
the day, selling at one time 2-lO(a 4 10 +,
cent higher than previous outside rates, but
closing about 2-lO = cent lower than on
Saturday for commercial, while bank sterling
ana francs show little or no variation.
lhe movement IN Sterling was of moderate
extent, the sales being confined to e3O, 300
comprising $500 bill of lading at 5. %.
El3, 900 do and Al clear at 5.5iJN 800, e1OOO
and t25OO bill Of lading at $50, $4,000 AL
clear at 81, $500 bill of lading at IS,
$1,000 AL clear at - and tl00O bank at s. Co.
w oJa
Francs. The sales amounted to 3G5 900, en-
bracing 50, 900 and 100 600 commercial at
i.16I, 30, coo at %, and 100, 600 at 4. Or
AT the close Sterling bills were quoted at
5.534H,55.55 for bill Of lading and Al clear,
and nominal at 80 for bank and francs at
i.3Gs tor commercial, and at 4. 50, for bank
The offerings OF Domestic Exchange were
OF ia r extent, and rates were unchanged
The sales OF New York sight covered $3.50
900, embracing $4,000, S25,00O $4,000. 49,
900 and $50, 600 private bankers and $500
bank at 9-32 II cent premium, $4,000 com
mercial at aud $4,000 and 100000 bank
at J-l6.
The banks continued to check on New York
at r cent premium, and commercial sight
was still quoted at Ml5-lG
In Stocks noticed sales of 10 shares Fac
tors and Tradars Insurance Company at ISL
The movement in Bonds was Of far
extent. The sales comprised S7l 900 (sales
and re5ales) City Gold Bearing Seven Per
Gents, embracing so 600 at 81, $4,000 at
,sS, $4,000 at 3s!, $1,000 and $1,000 at 3Si.
$50, 600 a. 3S5 E3st, $4,000 at 3S., and $1,000
ut 3S!, and S>5, 900 (sales and resale,) New
State Consolidated Seven Per Cents, of which
S25, 600 at 563Gi157, $4,000, $4,000 and
$50. 600 at 81. ana $4,000 at 81, the former
closed at about :Ssi and the latter at about
81. against 3sG,is for the former and 5sl
~ Tor the latter on Saturday.
No sales worthy OF notice were reported for
iIty Scrip, which now rules at about 80 for al
mat is received by the city for back taxes.
Nothing was reported in Metropolitan
Police Warrants
No sales Of State Warrants were reported.
Did were quoted at 30Cl33. New at 5lD
y, and Legislative Per Diem at 97C)-.