New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-19
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE. I
FRIDAY EVENING June Is, 1875.

| change in rates of paper On collaterals
Stocks have been extremely dull through
out the week. Holders appear unwilling tC
press the market, and there is almost al
entire absence of demand, except for lead
| ing shares, some OF which show q slight de-
cline. Few transactions are reported upon
| which to base quotations and the stock list
| remains generally unchanged from last
week. New State consolidated bonds dey Ell
oped better feeling and slight advance.
on Tuesday, which has since been matt.
tanned with further improvement in rates.
At the close today they were reported
strong and about I, cent higher than last
week. City gold bearing and new currency
seven per cents have exhibited some tinc.
tuations since last Friday. recediDg on Sat.
| urday and Monday and advancing again on
| Tuesday and Wednesday, when the former
sold as high as 81 Il. Yesterday they failed
to MAINTAIN tho above figures. To-day they
closed quiet, and az will appear from the
! reports published below. are quoted at
abou. the same rates as last week. Old
! city consols do rot participate in these iluc.
! tuations. They are tyGoIed steady at pre-
| vious rates and ore rarely offered upon the
| market.
| We we're informed las: week tina. Nessrs.
| Morris. Tasker g. Co. of Philadelphia. had
| subscribed largely to the stock Of the First
! Central Diffusion Manufacturing Company.
organized 1oF Jut PURPOSE Ol
| sugar, under the patent d'1usiOn process OF
Julius Robert. of Vienna. and now learn Of
| the final organization of the company BY
the election OF the following officers: Otto
kratz, president: Thomas Tasker, vice pres.
idenf; a. T. Jannin. secretary; T.. Sies,
treasurer: John Labru;se, Marius Brugier.
II. Schultz. a. Mitchell. Charles 6. John
son. directors az large.
The following are the real estate transfers
for the week ending Thursday. June II.
copied from the boyks 9. the mortgage
office:
Lot No. II, square No. H., bounded by
Liberty. Melpomene, Howard and ITALIA
streets sold June >. foE $1,000: cash 1888 33.
mortgage Sb6t ob.
Lots 4 and b in square bounded by St.
Andrew. Prytania. Coliseum and st. Mary
streets, sold June 9. for $4,000: cash $4,000.
mortgage $4,000.
Lot E in square bounded by Claiborne,
Derbigny, Annette and St. Anthony streets.
sold June 9. for 500: mortgage 500.
Lot in square No. - C.. Seventh District,
bounded by Madison, TGird. Burthe and
Dublin streets. designated by the No. >;
sold June for $1,000: cash $4Oo. mortgage
$500.
Lots Nos. :. and ), in square No. l23,
bounded by Levee, Robert, Jersey and
Soniat streets; sold June for $4,000: cash
$500. mortgage $1,000.
Lots Nos. l, 2. B. 4. ). e. $50, 10 and II.
situated in the Sixth District. in square
bounded by Carontelet. Baronne, Vaience
and Bordeaux streets: sold June 10 for
$1,000; cash slo33 49, mortgage 1906 81.
Two lots in square bounded by Chestnut,
Valence, Cadz and Coliseum streets; sold
June 2 tor $4,000; cash $1,000. mortgage
$1,000.
The one undivided half of the following
described property, formerly known as the
Drama press. now known as the Virginia
pres: l. A portion Of ground of an irregu- |
lar form designated by the No. 4, composed
OF ten lots having 100 feet front on Public |
road, 800 feet front On Richard street, 300
feet on TchoupitOulas street, and $50 feet !
on Market street. = Seven lots Of ground |
designated by the MI TOT. of sq uare No. |
371e, on plan of j. y Hemecourt; sold |
June 10 for So SEQ; ID $4,000: mortgage |
$37 500.
Lots Nos. 10. II and H. in square bound. |
ed by De Armas, Ann, Clinton and Hilary
streets; sold Jane 9. for $1,000; cash $500 !
mortgage 5000.
Lot No. !. in square bounded by Unior.
CaronGsiet, GravIer and st. Charles street.,
sold June II tor SIS. 800; cash $500. mort
Lots Nos. 9, 10 and Ii. in equare bounded
by Canal. CustomhOuse. Dorgenois and
Broad streets, sold June u for $3.50; cash
$525. mortgage $525.
A lot of ground in square bounded by ST.
Ann, Royal. Main aud Charfres streets.
sold June IL for $3.50; cash Sils3 33. mort
gage $2966.
Lots Nos. l3 and ~. IN square No. Z.
bounded by Dorgenois. Canal, Rocheblave
and Gasanet streets, sold June II for $500;
cash $l63 80. mortgage 1926 &c.
Lots Nos. 20 and 81, in square No. :,
bounded by Dorgenois, Rocheblave, Canal
and Gasquet streets, sold June IL tor $500;
cash $I63 30, mortgage 1926 66.
The undivided half Of lots Nos. ; and 4
in square No. 4. fronting on Roman street,
between Bayou road and Hospital street;
sold June ii for $1,000: cash $3.50. reversion
$3.50.
Lot No. I in square No. 9, bounded by
St. Ferdinand, Urquhart and Girod streets,
and the property OF the Levea Cotton Press.
sold June II. tor $3.50: cash $500. mortgage
$50.
Lot No. in sqlafe bounded by Common.
Gasquet and IRENE streets, sold
June u for el475: cash $500. mortgage
fll7j.
Lots Nos. 10 and II in square bounded
by Third, Fourth Clara and Willow streets.
sold June for $50; cash $40. mortgage
$40.
One undivided half Of: I. a lot of ground
in square bounced by Marlgny. Victory,
Dr. portion of ground in square bounded by
Poet, Craps and Enghein streets
Sold June II for $500: mortgage $500.
Lots Nos. !. 2 and 3. in square bounded
BY Prytania, Perrier, Permission and General
Taylor streets. Sold June Ia for $685.: cash
s402 50, mortgage $402 SO.
Lots Nos. and in square bounded by
'rytania, Perrier. Permission and General
Taylor streets. Sold June ~ for $500; cash
sD50 mort pe 500 |
Lot No. IA, bounded by Prytania, Perrier.
and General Taylor streets. Sold
June II for $3.50; cash $l25. mortgage 1925.
Lot A. in square bounded by Prytania.
Pleasant, Coliseum and TOledan0 streets, |
old June II for $1,000; cash $1,000. mortgage
5000.
Lot in square bounded by Canal avenue,
FIRST. Dublin and Haupson streets, sold
une IA for $3.50; cash $3.50. mortgage $500.
!: Lot G, on Greatmen Inow Dauphinel
treet, bounded oE the lower side by Caftin's |
property, and in the rear and ON the upper
ide by property of said A. Castaing, sold
une Il for $500; cash $1,000. mortgage
1900.
A portion of ground in square bounded
" Craps, Esplanade. Love, Kerlerec or
history streets, designated by the No. l.
old June 10 for $685.; cash $l762 80, mort.
age $l762 so.
We continue to quote first class sixty dav
aper and collateral loans at SAG p cent y |
mum. AL do at 10 0l2, and second grade
c l50l8. First class mortgages still rule {
t 1910 v cent p annum, while second ;
rade are entirely nominal.
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