New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-02
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NE" IOhh, oeputWhtF - lie fOSI
financial article says: Wall street markets
are less active than yesterday. Speculative
shares continue heavy. Foreign exchange
is lower for sixty days bills and gold is
also lower. Gold opened at ll4is, declined
n 1870 A. NJ. to las and has since sold at
HAS Ql1il4 The opening rate on gold
ans was 364 per day for use. Since the
to U cent per annum and fat The easier
r.tes at which gold could be got rather
steadied the exchange market although
nominal rates were reduced.
The demand for exchange is very small.
10 the money market the quotation for call
loans thus far today has been 203 v cent
Government bonds are generally lower than
yesterday, on account Of lower gold. The
stock market at the opening was irregular
prices having been Is a Is lower, except Pa
cfc Mail, which was ~ higher. The gen.
eral list advanced in the first half hour h q
y, the latter Lake Shore. During le same
time Pacific Mail declined %. Western
Union Telegraph opened at 70, declined 10
ia, and advanced to 1880.
During the first half hour, from half past
ten o'clock till noon, the entire market was
latter Lake Shore; since noon there has
been recovery of Is o 70, the latter West.
ern Union Telegraph, and now the market
is near the highest, except Lake Shore
which ia 70 below the highest.
The extreme sslea have been az follows:
Western Union Telegraph 77le azsas; Lake
Shore 59l5 q $685.; Pacific Mail 37037k;
North western 80 a $685.; do, preferred 537s a
SAN; St. Paul 35ls 036ls; do, preferred 81 q
062A; Ohio and Mississippi 18a4 1854;
Erie 15le a 1875; Rock Island I06la q l07;
Union Pacific 71al 077A; Wabash ga q 6;
Hannibal and St. Joseph % 022A.
Stocks closed active with better prices,
bnt still unsettled.
Sub-treasury balances-Gold $50 652 1856;
currency Sol ,023, 265
The sub-treasurer paid out $l3l 900 on
account of interest, and 1898. 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts 1886. 200.
Cotton closed easier; middling uplands
14asc; Orleans 15c; sales l452 bales; net
receipts S; gross l043
Futures closed steady; sales 24,7OO bales,
as follows: September 1874 ola 25 Sc;
October - Is 32t; November 10 10 32c; De-
cember 1875 0l3 1890; January l3h0
Is I7-32c; February IL 2l-32 df3 u.I6c;
March 10 27-32013Be; April IA I-I60
IA SIC; May IA 9 $40; June IA 7.l60
IA l5-32c; July 14as ola q 800; August
IA 10 l60I4 1880.
superfne Western and State "a sos 50.
Southern flour quiet and heavy; common to
fair extra IS 8006 IS: good to choice do
e6 900S so. Wheat Ia 2c lower; moderate
inquiry at decline of o. 440l as for win.
ter red Western; 81 25 oil 40 for inferior
to fair new do; 81 450l AZ for amber West
erD; u As for do State; 81 1901 So for
ter demand; Ratio for steam Western
mixed; 78078lAc for sail do; 68073c for .
heated and unsound Western mixed; 100
800 for high mixed and yellow Western.
Oats opened dull sDd heavy; closed 102c
better for new; 35054c for new chiefly;
45S54c for fair to prime; 81 $3.50 f..
old mixed Western; 59062c for. old
1874 020aso gold for cargoes; 1874 02lKc
for job lots. Sugar dull and heavy; ~ a
Skc for fair to good refining; $50 for
prime; refined unchanged; fair demand for
export and home use. Molasses dull and
heavy; nominal at SO q 45c for muscovado;
40050c for Porto Rico. = Rice firm, ~ a
8lsc for good to choice Carolina; 6li 07lsc
kosin and suFpentine quiet.
LAather firm; hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres
and Rio Graude light, middle and heavy
weighfs 2G0 38l4r; California do 25027e;
common do 250Nh No. Wool quiet; .domes.
tic feece 81 . &C; pulled 3Oa SO; nm Washed
1s134c; Texas 15S35c,
..r ssst is s Sc sc Ssso h hssT %
q; IS loo for old prims steeu; 1870 for
ehoice new. Whisky quiet; VI u. Trsights
sosedy; cotton By stssn 7-SA.
QHomnArI, September 1.-Huur dull:
A1ily Is 4006 50. Wheat dull; nev 60oD
~ - sCoE1 qniet; mixsd sar 73o7le. Onss
-; ~ 90o50c. Barley quiee s.d -
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