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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-02
By E. D. lie Breton, Assignee.
BY Z. b. LIE BRETON, ASSIGNEE.
IN THE NATTER OF WILLIAM STACKHOUSE
Bankrupt.
IN BANKRUPT CY-No. 1859


THAT LARGE AND SPLENDID rHREr.sroRy
RESIDENCE, WITH SPACIOUS GROUNDS AT
TACHED, KNOWN As NO. rs Rampant
STREET; ALSO, THE STORES KNOWN AS
NOS. 243, 245. 247. 24s. Isl, 253 AND 2s5 COM.
MON STREET. ALL TO BE SOLD IN BLOCK.
RY K. d. LIE BRETON, AssIGNEE-A, z.
- MORPHY, Auctionee r.-Pursuant to an order
during vacancy in the Office of United States
district Judge for the District of Louisiana rem.
deEed in he above entitled matter on the twenty
eighth day OF May, 1875, will proceed to sell by
pubic auction, in front of the main entrance to
the Customhouse building on Canal street be.
MONDAY, July IL, 1875, at twelve O'clock ". the
following described property, free of all incum-
sRSES 1n1 STg Stats nS city
buildings and improvements thereon, and the an.
performances thereof situated in the First District
Common BASIN and cans speefs ey
lots NOS =, 3, T. ), 6 and I. on pan drawn BY j.
\ De pouill, surveyor. dated December l6, ls4s,
Gu,ol, notary public this city. Said lots ad.
join each other and measure as follows: Lot No.
streets, and also of Basin and Common streets hav
ing on said Rampant street 26 feet inches on said
Basin street so feet inches front, by 1873 feet 3
and ~ feet 10 inches lines on the line of lot No
d and the other ots measure each Is ftet front nm
each Rampant and Basin streets by lei fest 10
inches lines in depth between parallel lines Ali
American measure. Being the same property &C.
CURED by purchase by said William Stack onse
from the heirs of the late Charles Kock. by act
cember Is 1870.
The assignee, acting az the officer of the court
Will convey such title as is in him vested by the
asa gnment in bankruptcy and the aforesaid order
OF court; the purchaser to assume the payment Of
an State and city taxes which may be du on
!he property mp to the day Of SALE over and above
the price Of adjudication.
Terms-Cssh on the spot.
Act Of sale before A Hero, Jr., notary public, At
the expense Of the purchaser. jeiI IS Is iy2 8 IL
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SUCCESSION OF ANTOINE CR1sPlN p1ERNAs
Second District Court fer the Parish of Orleaus-
No. Sc $50.

No. Sc $780,
by s. GuNAULT. AUCTIONEER-oFF1CE
ID corner of Exchange allev and Benv lie street.
On SATURDAY, july II. 1875 will be sold at tweIve
O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
cnange, on ROYAL street between Canal aud Gus.
tomhouhe streets, by virtue of order from the
honorable the Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans, d.ted Jnne9 1915
l. LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Third
Distrlct, of this city, in square bounded by st.
Bernard avenue. Miro Toni and fAbade stree to,
Designated design ted by No said lot surng 80 feet
inches 'front.' on dAbadie street, by la feet in
depth between parallel Ines together with the
improvements and dependencies thereunto be.
2 ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
same square. designated by No. g. measuring ~
rect inches lines front on Abadie street by ia
feet ii inches in depth, together with the circum.
stances and dependencies thereon.
LOT OF GROUND situated in the same
front on TA6ade street by oa feet lines in deptb
between parallel lines together with the circum.
stances and dependencies thereunto belonging
4. LOT OF GROUND contiguous to the above
feet lines front dAbadie street by ia feet Ii
inches in depth. betwee parallel lines. together
with the circumstances and dependencies there.
5. ANOTHER LOT OF GROUND, in the same sou.,a
above described lots. measuring SO feet inches s
mont on dAbadie street, By ia feet II inches in
circumstances and dependencies of said lot Of
anvil nEh LUZ dhOUND, SITUATED naar
the New suburb Margny. designated by No. Of
square No; 20. bounded by Broad. Rousselin On.
zaga and d'Abade streets, forming the corner Of
Brood and I'D Aeadis streets % feet
on d'Abadie street, 40 per plan of !. a. Pnsvn
dated second Of May 1913. and deposited in the Of
nee OF Joseph Cuvilier notary; together with a
frame house Of three rooms, and kitchen I'd Joining
me mousse shed, stable, cistern. we'll; prvy etc.
ran OF the above properties will be exhibited at
the %a above Exchange before the day Of sale.
Terms-One half cash, and the balance PAYABLE
at credit Of one year, in notes Of the purchaseIs
Dearlng eight per cent interest per annum from
the day OF sale until paid. and secured by mort
gage on the property sold; the purchaser to as.
sumo over and above the price Of SALE the paw.
Draining tax; the purchaser binding himself to
Keep constantly insured the buildings and inn.
proyements erected on the last described properly
the anal payment of said notes and to trans
lef the policy OF insurance to the tutrix nj he,
hoG Children for their own benefit or that Of
proceedings for the recovery of the same. he nnr
thsssr 10 pay all lawyer fees at ten per emf on
- Acts Of sale before Joseph Cuvier, notary pub.
je16 "a iy2917
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FOREIGN.
Centennial.

SenLe0U1dBs
PARIS. July 1.-The Journal Oficiet pull
fishes q decree appointing special con
mis- sion for the purpose OF encouragin
Erepchmen to participate in the fhilade
bbia centennial exhibition and facilitatin
the efforts of those who intend doing 81
The committee is composed OF members
the Assembly. merchants and other persons
q number of whom hold relations with In
United States.
Specie.
Specie has decreased in .he Bank Q
France 1880. 600 francs.
Failures.
fovnos Julv 1.-Lacosta, Raalty & Co
Xilburu, Hershone g. Co. The liabilitie
of Lacosta & Co. are 81 100000. iiabilitie
Ut Kilburn, Hershohe & Go. $3.50, 600.
The Health ~ fhe Feeiee's.
Advices received to-day IRON Feeiee Re
Port there is no diminuuen ~ me sl0lenc'
s,f measles and typhoid feSef On the islands
:Ehe mortality from these diseases is great
It is probable that medieal assistance will bt
sent from Australia to the afflicted people
Resiapee
Dublin, July i.-Msjor Leech has re-
signed the captaincy OF the irish title
Seam.
0hoptino a. eSOllSnonDe-Hon0r0 20 che
Americans.
The shooting for the Absrcorf cup began
Ss-day at Dolly mount. The American rifle
men participated. The match was not
finished and will be continued tomorrow.
She best SCORES svas made by Pollock and
Wilson of the Irisbmen. and Fulton and
Qsildersleeve of the Americans
A complimentary promenade concert was
given this evening in honor of the American
fifiemen. The lord mayors of Dublin and
York were among the audience. The
American team met with an enthusiastic
deception when they entered che hall.
SignOr Foil sang an air COMPOSED especially
Say tho occasion entitled ''Dear Columbia
More DistilIsries Seized.
CINciNNATr. July 1.-The distilefies Of
Schmitkin, Krueekamp e. Co.. Frederick
MACK, and Henry Steuville, Covjpgtop,
have been seized for irregularities.
4 Dishonest Bookskeeper.
MEMPHIs, July I.--James A. Chastaine,
Absconding book keeper for Ely. Harvey &
and attempted to pass forged check. ar.
1ived here this morning from st. Louis, in
charge of detective. He will be indicted
9nd put on trial during the present term Of
the court.
The Florida Melon Trahe.
ATLANTA, July l-Thirty-two car loads
OF watermelOns paesed through this CITY to.
day, en- route from the highlands Of Florida
to Chicago. A delegation of thirty -one
Tloridians 60 with them to make perma.
Aent arran gementa for trade to and from
Sha Northwest.
The Arkest nj Cortina.
GALVESTON, July THE Ne,rs' Browns.
Sille special of July !, says: General Cor.
tina has Just been arrested and placed under
guard by Colonel Manual Parrot, of the
Mexican regular cavalry. Cortina's police
have been arrested, disarmed aud imptis.
Oned.
Great excitement prevails in Matamoras,
and trouble lie anticipated. The govern
S,ent forces are in possession of the custom.
:. use building, and ere ps>~''' the
=: Gets. They have tws psess: =. tillery
: the customhouse, and 0tass.'.: {: 5eyent |
; itiops Of the city.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-02
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.
FEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE, I
TUE, II,lsz !

FEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE
THURSDAY EVENING. July l. 1875. !
The market to-day presented no material
change. The demand for discounts was
limited, except at one or two of the principal
banks where We noticed fair amount Of
business. On the street prime commercial
paper continued in good demand and very
light supply. Very little was done in stocks
New State eonsols we're inactive and quoted
about the same as yesterday, while city
gold bearing and new currency seven per
cents, showed more animation and Q slight
improvement in rate; We learn that coupons
upon old city consolidated bonds, due TO-
day, were presented at the City Hall. and
no: being paid, were formally protested.
We notice THAI the Citizens Savings Bank
has declared q semi-annual dividend of ten
per cent, of which seven per cent ia payable
TO stockholders on demand, and three per
cent is to be placed 70 the credit Of the re-
eerve fund. We also notice that the Work
ingmen's Bank is now paying tho semi
annual interest to depositors. We under
stand that subscriptions Of stock to tho
New Orleans Pacific Railroad are progress
ing fayOrably,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-02
C0NSTABLES' SALES.

Jorsph Davis. J. w. Kerr Subroxee. w..
am Burke-Secend Justice Court for the
RY VIRTUE OF PLURIES WRIT or vrRpr
- facias to me directed by the Hon. ". H Holmes
secono Justlce OF the Pr ace for the parish Of Or
leans, IN the above stated suit viii proceed In
seh at public auction, in front OF INV Office Gomez
0 Mp 81 Charles street ana Commercial SLEW. on
Ale Tga I yniu = lSaS; Ct twelve O'Clock Nj
mlinam Burke in and to a certain claim and anti
p LEV Penong in the Fourth District Court for the
- eP Po, Davls and John Mccormick and numbered
s';asz OF the docket Of said court.
Seized In the above stated suit
Iefms-Cash on the spot
Je@4J!A' JOHN MCCORMICK, Corstable
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MtSCEL1 ~ ..1ELsl s.

DETROIT. july la collision Occurred
between passenger trains. The engineers
end firemen saved their lives by jumping
No first class passengers hurt. Fifteen
emigrants seriously wounded.
Railroad Convention.
The railroad convention adjourned Co.
day. after establishing about the same rate
TO northern cities as now prevail. The con.
VentioA will meet four times yearly.
Hanged.
ToNAwaNDA, Pa, July l.--A1bert Brown
Nas hung here to-day for rape and cutting
the throat of his victim, fye-year old child,
yellow Fever Mt Key West.
KEY WEST. July l.-There were two
deaths here yesterday from yellow fever.
Sale of the st. Louis Times.
ST. LOUIS, July 1.-The Times has been
purchased by Colonel John I. Crish. Of In.
dependence, for $l3, $50.
Suicide of an Army Omcef,
LARAMIE Cry. July l.-Colonel Elias B.
COrling, quartermaster at Fort Sanders,
committed suicide to-day. Sarse, financial
complications.
launch Of Steamer for Charles Nfstsan.
WILMINGTON, Del, July 1.-The Harlan
Il HOllingswOrth company to-day launched
the iron steamship Brashear, buils for
Charles Morgan, and intended for the New
Orleans and Brashear City line. Her ton.
hage is $3.50.
Commencement as Yale Collegs.
New HAVEN, July 1.-The degree Of A.
B. WAS conferred upon ninety.three mem.
bers of the class Of 1875; that Of p. B. upon
forty three members of the graduating class
IN the scientific school; LII D. upon four
teen graduates of the law school, and that
of NJ. ID. upon five graduates of the medical
SCHOOL. One OF the latter is . colored man.
A number of honorary degrees were CON
9errtd including that of LII. d. upon
et 1887.
Probabilities.
WAR DKpARrnss4,
once Chief signal Officer,
Washington, July l, 1875. 400 P. N.
Fef the Gulf States, Tennessee and the
Ohio valley, falling barometer, southerlv to
easterly winds, generally warmer, partly
cloudy weather, and in the western portions
occasional rain.
River and Marine News.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July ], 2. Ma.
rometer 1880. Wind east-northeast, light. |
No arrivals or departures.
PAss-ALOUTRE, July /, P. M.-Wind |
east, light. Weather clear. Arrived-Bark |
Enea, from Marseilles, fifty three DAYS, with
brig Charlotte Buck, and schooner Robert
Kun. Ship HagarstOwn, drawing nineteen |.
feet, was put on the bar and lowed to sea
at half-past seven O'Clock this morning
by the Ocean line towboats Inside, out.
ward bOund-Bark Vanguard and brig
Minnie Abbie. On the way up-Steamship
Warrior. The bark St. Gene We've, from
Bordeaux, has arrived and is ror aground
on the bar. The bark &. Il. GIsyrs is
cS1tand on the Ger. tied
estes war steamer CA.4g.st.s. ., ~ ,.~sad up
It II 30 P. NJ.
vlcKsBURG. July l. .'l..- ID cp-Nary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-02

gallon. Rosin-D 81, E and F q 1902 Is,
g and n 81 3002 50 y Dbl. Tar-S2 IS y
halfbbl, 81 y Dbl. Pitch-$2 so y Dbl.
Moss-No stock here. Good inquiry.
Black sells at 514c; red and black mixed
4hc; mixed &c; gray 2h csc y ib.
BAGGING-Domestic jute is held in round
lots at l4kc y yard; retailing at l414o.
India l01sc at Wholesale and lie at retail.
MALT-Spring ie quoted at 81 6001 Is;
bushel.
HOPs-New York are quoted at 43045c;
Wisconsin 40 q Acc; California 46048 " fb.
FRESH FRUITs-Rsrge receipts and no
demand. Peaches are quoted at Csc q 81;
green apples 25050c; pears 75c ISL 25;
plums IS a 400 v BOX.
COTTON SEED On CAKE-All contracted
for the season.
LISsEED Ou-is selling At 60 a SIC y gal
lon.
GuNsr BAes-Are selling at Tao in bales
and l5c piece reserved.
MOUNT CARBON COAL-Sells ut Wholesale
ct 32ls $50, retail Csc y Dbl.
OAK STAvEs-Are duh. Tho stock 10
increasing. Extra pipe, 6O-inch, il quoted
at Sl60 0170; extra pipe, 56-inch, Gas $50;
extra hogshead. 48-inch, $l3O; light pipe,
IS % 6O-inch, 800 0}l0; extra claret, $3.50
80 p 1900. These quotations are for slaves
eulled and delivered alongside Of vessel
from tho ward.
F1sH-A fair jobbing demand and prices
show NO change. We quote: Mackerol,
extra No. J, $ls in bbls. 50 50 in half bbls,
IS in quarter bbs, and 81 IS in kits: No.
$40 SO in bbls, IS so in half bills, 50 IS in
quarter bbls and el % in kits; No. 2 50 SO
ia bbls, S. in half bbls, g. IS in quarter
bbls and 81 10 in kits; No 3, largo, 90 IS in
bbls, 81 SO in half bills. o. in quarter bbls
and 81 Is in kits; Goldfish, quartz. drums
e6 %; boxes 81 80. Herring $50 y box.
CoTToN SEED OIL-No stock on tho mar
ket; all contracted tor. Refined il quoted
at zoe y gallon.
New ATTAKAPAs CHEEsE-Supplies of
new are coming in from St. Landry and
ceiling readily at zoe y fb. It is given the
preference for local consumption.
CoAL-Pittsburg is selling at $50 v bbl,
at Wholesale; Csc at retail; e6 y hid; SOC
Y box to steamboats,, and 60c to manu-
tacturers; Virginia camel SOC v Dbl.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-02
By 8. Guinault.
SUCCESSION OF MARY ANN taft. WIFE OF L
BOGUILLE,

pY 9. GClNAULT, AUCTIOEEER-OFPICB
- corner Exchange alley and Benville street,
SATURDAY. July TO- 1875. will b. sold at twelve
O'Clock n, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change, Roy street, between Canal and Custom.
house streets by virtue Of An order from the hon.
orable the Second Dist let Court for the parish of
Orleans, dated Nav 7, 1875
IL. LOT OF GROUND, situated in the Second Dis.
trict OF this city, in the square bounded BY St.
Ann Dumaine, Derbigny and Roman streets, meas.
utlDg 20 feet inches front OIL ST. Ann street. by a
depth between parallel lines of III feet inches
!ipes; together with ones story frame house. brick
'front.' and slate rooted. having three rooms frame
kitchen of three rooms, cistern, privy ETC., the
whole agreeably to plan to be seen at the Ell.
change
Te1ms-One,third cash and the balance at one and
Two years credit for notes bearing eight per cent
interest per annum. from the day Of sale till paid
secured Dy mort gage and vendors privilege on the
property sold, with the pact of non alienando and
the usual clauses of five per cent attorneys fees
IN case of judicial process to enforce pay ment of
said notes; the purchaser to keep the buildings
insured to the amount Of the notes due and trans.
fer the policy to the holder thereof and to assume
the payment of State and city taxes collectbe
and exgble 10 the year 1876
Act Of sale before Octave De Armss, notary pub.
lie, at the expense of the purchaser.
je6 is % jy2 10
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AUCTION SALES.
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ay =. X. d B. :. MONTGOMERY.
II NJ. d b. J. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL AY1GrTnNEE

AND DEALERS IN NEW FURNITURE.
Once Armory Hail, No. 81 Camp ssrses
Tri.weekly sales OF every description of house
hold furniture. Mirrors Pianos. Carpets, Mattresses
ETC., on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATUR.
DAYS at Auction Room. No. 80 Camp street, CON
mencing sc ii A. NJ.
Semi Weekly sales Of Horses Mules, Bugeies
Carriages, etc., at Sales stables No. 20 BarOnns
street. near Gravier, on WEDNESDAYS and SAT.
URDAfS, commencing at IL IA. Nj.
Out door sales OF every description promptly ri
tended to.
Special attention paid to the sales Of rial eetsts
and stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock Of New Furni
ture OF every variety to be found in the city, 81
their show rooms, Armory Hail. No. 81 Camp street
kind IN the South. they solicit portion Of thu
public patronage. both in their line rs auctioneer
and dealers IN furniture. 1a1 IL
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AUCTION SALES.
By Placide J. Spear.


on ACCOUNT OF DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING
most splendid solid lockwood Psrlor set, COW
cred with embroidered silk brocarelle; upright
Peyel Piano; rich Brussels Carpets; Rosewood
Whatnot with Ere nch plate glass; do marble
top centre Table: nch black walnut Dining.
room Furniture; Oil Cloths Hat Racks; Crock.
erv and Glassware; heavy Plated Ware; Oil
Paintings BY first masters; rich Window
shades; magnificent black walnut Victoria
Bedroom set; do solid oak Victoria Bedroom
set Mattresses, Pillnws etc; Charter Oak
xtove. and list of other household goods TOO
numerous to mention: lease Of promises, etc.
DY PLACIDE }. SPEAR, AUCTfONEER-
ID Office No. IS Exchange alley-FRIDAi, July 2,
1885, at 1910 4. NJ, will b. sold at No. 502 Baronne
street corner of st. Al drew street. on account Of
owner declining hOuseh -eYing-
THE CONTENTS OF SAID PREMISES consist
ing in part OF the above goo0s, etc.
THE LEASE OF THE PREMISES, expiring Sep
Der 30, 1875.
\. B.-The furniture 10 in perfect order, having
been but little in
rerms-Cash. je30
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ATTRACTIVE AND VALUABLE IMPROVED
DWELLING PROPERTY IN TIE FIRST DIS
TRICT OF NEW ORLEANS.
In the matter of Bachelor and Reid iu hank
ruptcy as per ords T No. 1853 from the United
States District Court.
by VINCENT Il Coz. VINCENT, AUC-
- tlonesrTOfice Nos 81 and Ga Customhouse
street.-Wil be sold Oh SATURDAY July H. 1875 at
twelve o'clock NJ, at Merchants and Auctioneers'
exchange, on Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets, by virtue of An order No.
1853, and dated June 2. 1875 from the Hon. Judge
W. B. Woods, United States District Court of Lou
isiana, in the matter of Bachelor & Reid, bank
rupts-
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY. with
improvements, surrendered by Andrew J. Reid.
bankrupt, consisting of certain portion Of
ground. with Improvements thereon, situated in
the square bounded by Josephine ST. Andrew.
Coliseum and Chestnut streets, and designated by
letter Z. having so ieet front Coliseum street
by a depth OF 1928 feet lines on the line nearest
Josephine street and 1913 feet inch lines nearest
ST. andrew street; together with a commOdious
Two story frame residence. with extensive kitchen,
rear buildings, out houses and garden, etc.
deposit OF ten Der cent required at the time Of
Act of sale before Octave Morel, notary public.
iorms OF Saie-Cash je25 jy29l7
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IN BANKRUPTCY,
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ESTATE OF GEORGE ROBERTSON.

UNITED STATES MARsHA1,s Opucp ,
New Orleans, June 10, 1875 /
VINHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WAppANr
:. ~ bankruptcy has been issued out Of the Dis.
Louisiana against the estate Of Georee Rob1c OF
81 new OleaDe, IN the parish of Orleans. STATE Of
ncuisana: adjudged a bankrupt upon his own
Re't;a..on mat the payment OF any debts and tie
eenseIy Of any property belonging to said bsnE
any 70 T or OF f sG1 his Of
meeting Of the creditors of said Sanrrun oas. -
Prove Prove thelf debts and choose one or more as.
zee o. ms estate. viii be held at court Of
STniy. A. D. 1875, at 10 A. H., at No IL E1chsnsa %
~i'oy' new Oreans before william Grant. rse,ster.
;s1a IN 3. B. PACKARD
'J| United states Msrshsl.
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COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING. July I. 1878.
COTToN-The sales to day embraced 1863
oaies az irregular prices. no: requiring any
change in our quotations. We give also the
figures and seport Of tie Exchange. in full.
a. below:
AMERICAN STANDARD or CLASSIFICATION.
yobo
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new ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE


thus far this week - o7a Isl 3, ss7o.sae So
Same time laet week. :. s,l9T.a24 O3 65I 134 IL
Total week before. 800. 5.s42.sss Al .l6s24 Il
We continue TO quote first class sixty
day paper and collateral loans at Sac y
cent p annum; Al do at 1912, and second
grade at 1913. First class mortgages
still rule at 500 y cent y annum. while
second grade are entirely nominal. We no.
tice sale To- day of 10000 first class at 10
per cent per annum.
Gold opened ut ll73s 0il7is, against 1867,
at New York. ard after limited business
closed at 1171s 01i73s, against ll7ls in that
market The sales summed up $2S 900 EN-
bracing $4,000 at ll6a.. $40 900 at III. . 900
at ll7ls, and $4,000 and $4,000 at ll7l..
No sales Of silver were reported. American
halt dollars were still quoted at 100 a 1924,
and Mexican dollars at SO q 93A gold.
Foreign exchange was without 4uotable
variation. and the movement was limited.
The sales Of sterling were confined to $500,
comprising fl200 bill Of !ading at S. e. ";
$4,000 do and fl50O and s2000 AL clear at
g. is: $4,000 hank 1t s. 721e, and $4,000 do
sight at SIS 75la.
The only sale Of francs reported was
$4,000 commercial at 4 45o4a33..
At The close sterling bills were quoted at
S. 671 05 6S1e for bill of lading and AL
clear. and ats - for bank, and francs
at 45 a.4324 tor commercial and -a44O
for bank.
New York eight was quiet and unchanged.
The sales were confined to S25, 900 private
bankers at 9-32 y cent premium, and
elO 900 commercial and $40. coo bank at 5-l6.
We also noticed sale of $4,000 sixty days.
sight on New York at y cent discount.
The banks continued to check on New
York at % y cent premium, and CONNER
cial sight was still quoted at - a. SIG.
Nothing was reported in stocks except
come shares Of New Orleans Insurance AS
sociatioh and Peoples Bank. the particulars
Of which were withheld.
City bonds were more active, particularly
city currency seven per cents, which we're
quoted at the close at about 3iA. and city
gold bearing seven per cents at So 0-,both
about Il o n y cent higher than yesterday. |
The sales and resales Of GOLD bearing seven !
per cents summed up S5s. 1000. embracing
$4,000 at 3l7s. $4,000 a. So $4,000 at 35ls, /
$4,000 at 35A. $4,000 at 35as. and $4,000 at !
35h. The only sale Of new currency seven
per cents was $4,000 at "a.
New State consolidated sevens were IN.
changed. The only sales reported were
5000 and $4,000 at 80.
City scrip is little lower. being quoted
u " 03o' against $50 80 yesterday. No
s;es we're reported.
Nothing transpired in Metropolitan Pc.
ice warrants. which are now quoted at
= q 65. against GLE a 65 yesterday.
No sales of State warrants were reported. !
asues of 1874 were still quoted at 40 o. ~;
81 ) and previous years. tundablr. at $50
7. aud do. not fIndable. at -03