New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-27
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.tree, ano on the stock Exchange and il
ali directions IN speculative securities. II
gold and in foreign exchange higher quota
lions are remarked The general trade 1901
IA also satisfactory, and feeling OF NOR
confidence ia apparent. The gold marke
onened a shade easier than Saturday q
Fi2 but subsequently the price advanced 4
ll2h, and considerable amount OF enor
h.va heen covered. That good line is ye
uncovered is evidenced in the rates pa'o
for borrowing. these being fiat, then 8, =,
and " v cent per annum
The nominal rates Of foreign exehanye
ar. nnaltered and remain at "a s704 W FOL
long and short sterling. The market II
firmer on considerable demand TOR ster
ling, which is selling at " SOP 09 oo94
Tbera arr ho commercial bills offering and
shere are expectations IN some 4ual.oie
hat sterling rates may be advanced az no
Instant say. The money lDarket IS aDnn
lantly supplied and borrowers on ordinary
.alatera!s can get accommodated 1reely nj
raIA y cent. There is no change IN ner'
.,antile paper, though long date has hagd'
ening tendency. -
counons 3. 2Cs of 1864, which are unchanged.
Varions issues are ~ to as much as J =
ren,, a great demand existing for the Lead
inc hescrip,ions: 1905 are up to ll9Lt
bid. In State bonds plain sixes OF Missouri
are q shade easier at 1913: new series
Tennessee sold at so, snd the old and new
are firm in that vicinity. The gen.
eral railway and miscellaneous share
market opened more active and strong,
ard were unchanged. Prices were
N 10 N higher than Saturdays
closing; from this time until nearly mid
day there was an advance lof Is to % Y
cent, the latter Western Union Telegraph,
which proved 70 be. with Lake Shore, the
prominent feature of the morning; since
then there has been q downward reaction
of IL TO " v cent. The market has grown
dull and is steady.
Stocks dull and steady. New York Cen.
trail IO4. Erie I4as. Lake Shore 6las, flli-
nOis Central 97a4, Pittsburg 9l9. North
western al7s. Go preferred %, Rock Island
1868.
Sub.treasury ba1ances-Gold S3f, 96i. 80;
Currency S57 AS, 269.
The sub-treasurer paid out $4,000 on &C.
count of interest, and 1854 600 tOI bonds.
Customs receipts to-day $663, 900.
Cotton closed irregular; mddling uplands
A4ssc; Orleans l51sc. Sales 253 bales. Con
solidated net receipts 702; exports to Great
Britain 4a5; TO France 635; to the Continent
1862; net receipts "a; gross 3l5l.
Futures closed ouie,; eales 80, 900 bales.
~ follows: July Ia 32014Ac; August
o "A 9 3ac; September 14hc; October IA 9,32c;
November IA l-32c; December IA l-32c; JAN
1arv IA 5.320l4 slice; February Ia 1872
0Ila4c; March ll9-l60H 1890; April l4si
ola 25-32c; May Is 1872 l5Sc; June l5Ac.
Flour dull and heavy; l5025c lower; sa-
perfine Western and State $5 2505 60;
Southern flour heavy and lower; common
to fair extra S. 9O06 IS; for good to choice |
extra Sc 80 as 25 Wheat dull, irregular |
and unsettled; $3.50 lower for red West |
ern; 81 IS for amber do. 81 4O01 AZ for
white do. Rye quiet; 81 Is for State. |
Barley nominal; barley malt in moderate
request. Corn heavy, 102c lower; $50
"a iac for steam Western mixed; IS 087c tor
sail do; S5c for old Western mixed in store
Oats heavy, decidedly lower; 6O062c for
mixed Western; 6l068c for white do.
Coffee-Rio very firm; fair demand
for invoices; cargoes quoted IVA q 1890
gold; job lots I'm 20a4c gold. Sugar very
firm, muscovado on basis of 80sasc for fair
to good refining; She for prime; refined in
demand and firm; l0asc for standard A,
lie for granulated; l1B 0llasc for crushed
and powdered. Molasses firm, good de-
mand. Syrup very firm and good demand
Tallow steady. So 08 1906 Rosin and
turpentine steady. Pork opened heavy and
closed firmer; new $2l. Cut meats dull;
middles steady; l234c for short clear: l2a4c
tor city long clear. Lard closed tirmer;
prime steam 14lsc. Whisky shade firmer;
/
firme' moderately active.
st. LOUIS, July 26.-Flour dull and weak
FOR all grades except choice old; little done.
Wheat higher; No. .red winter 81 1894.
Corn-No 2 mixed sold at Cos. Oats un-
settled; No. 2 sold at $50 at call; sec bid.
Rye-No transactions; 81 al OF bid. Pork
.losed at $2l Is. Lard nominal; held at l
l3c for summer. Bulk meats held firmly;
'houlders Slec; clear sides l2ls 0l21tc.
Bacon-Shoulders 9asc; clear rib l2sc;
,iear BAG Whisky steady and unchanged. |
Live hogs-Shippers' s. 2507 SO; bacon
Il al 35; butchers 81 2507 GU. Cattle
Iuiet and weak; the run is mainly on com-
non to medium Texans; good to choice ma
i've steers Sc 2506 GO; fair IS 1906 65.
'rs asking higher rates. Wheat unsettlec;
,!osed filmer; No. l epring 81 10; No.
81 H. Corn irregular; No. 2 mixed 7lAc
n spot. Oats easier, but in good demand;
No. J3Ao on spot. Barley-Buyers are
ffering lower prices; No spring 81 80 on y
Dot Rye-Demsnd fair; No. 2 7Sc. Pork a
Demand fair; $50 SO 02O SIS on spot Lard y
nd weak; shoulders Size; short rib middles u
! 7sc; short clear do l2c, all cash. Whisky A
l IL.
CINCINNATI. July 26-Elour dull; family =
6 25 06 SO. Wheat dull; red 81 40; new \.
'hitc Tennessee 81 321s q IS. Corn quiet o
nd steady; 74075c. Oats firm; 60 Csc. 9
,ye-new sold at $l0l OIL. Pork dull; g
ED at $2l. Lard dull and nominal Bulk I.
'eats quiet and steady: shoulders sac; s.
ear rib and clear sides l2 q l2hc. Bacon a
My limited jObbing demand; shoulders q
y a9Ae; clear rib sides 1919 q be; clear N
des 1890 l3hc: Live hogs scarce and 2,
IN; fair to good 81 6O67 80.
Foreign Markets. tt.
HAVANA, July 26-Spsnish gold 2l70 s ri
8. Exchange firm; on the United su
aes SKY Gays currency ss9lol pre-
AVS, gold lO3 l04 premium: short sight, oi
0l2S premium; on Paris, l240l25 pre-. -,
lum. Sugar firm. go
LONDON, July 26.-Turpentine "a 024s cd. W.
LivERPoOL, July 26.-Turpentine 23s ~;
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