New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-31
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, July 3O.-The Posts financia
article says: Affairs in Wall street hav,
nearly if not entirely returned to the condi
lion they were in before the suspension o
markets are now only subject to ordinary
influences. We have frmer market fol
gold and foreign exchange, the explanation
being that the news in regard to crops il
more favorable for Europe, go that the pros
pect Of Q continuance Of large grain ship
ments is fading away. There are already few
Or no commercial bills made against export
Of grain offering; besides large offerings Of
borrowed bills. Bankers sterling. to which
We yesterday alluded, have been taken,
and for the moment the market may be
said to be bare of bille; accordingly an ad-
vance in rates by leading drawers was to
be expected, and with it the hardening of
the gold premium. In the money market
the rates for call loans have settled back to
lh % y cent, and rates for mercantile pa
per continue 81 as y cent. Gold opened
at ll2ss. slowly advanced until ii:s5, and
sold at lib, since which the sales have been
at Il30ll3b.
Sub-tressurv balances-Gold $50, AIS. 1887;
currency SIS, 607 ,9l5.
The sub-treasurer paid ont $l6J, 900 on &C.
connt Of interest, and $l07 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day $25O,0OO.
CHICAGO. July 3O.-Flour firm Wheat
Demand chiefly speculative; No. l spring
$l210l 2lla; No. 2ditto 81 10 spot. Corn.
Demand fair; closed dull; No. 3 mixed SOC
on spot Oats-Demand fair; No. 52c on
spot. Barley easier; good demand; No.
spring 81 O51s on spot Rye steady and
unchanged. Pork quiet and weak at $50 SO
900 IS. Lard dull and tending downward;
l3.l5 ol32Oc on spot. Bulk meats and
whisky steady and unchanged.
Cotton closed firm; middling uplands
nuloono Gala
bales. Net receipts 257 bales; gross 275
Futures closed quiet and steady; sales
y, 1000 bales, ~ follows: July l4ls ola 5-32c;
August IA 5-32014 slice; September IA 3.32c:
October - % 800; November 1873 q IL % 32c;
December ID l5-l6c; Jan lary l4lsc; Feb
ruary IA 1904 ll-32c; March Ia 9-I60
IA 1890; April IA 25-320A 1876; May
Is Lice; June Is 3l6015 5-l6c.
Flour-Southern rather more active: q
shade frmer; common to fair extra IS $50
40, good to choice extra $6 450S 25.
Wheat irregular, closing &c better; rather
more disposition at close to buy for export;
81 i001 As for winter red Western, 81 46 a
| 4S for amber do, 81 4501 so for white
Western. Rye quiet: 81 al 10 for new and
old State. Corn higher; better export and
home trade inquiry; S40S5lec for steam
trim and more active; 60 06lkc for mixed
Western, 64070c for white do. Sugar
steady; demand fair; aSI4c for fair to
good refining, sac for prime, muscova6o
S0Si4c; refined quiet and steady at 1OAc
for standard A, 107s a lie for granulated,
and rs q ii Ac for crushed and powdered
MOlasses firm; sugarhouse 25c. Resin quiet:
81 650l IS. Turpentine heavy; $40. Pork
lower; new $2l 02l D. Lard lower; 1880
for old prime steam. l3lsc for new do. |
Whisky steady. Freights easier.
ST. LOUIS, July 3O.-Flour higher for |
best grades; treble extra falls IS 1896 IS;
family winter Sc 5O07; fancy $7a7 IS,
Wheet-No. 2 red winter, 81 SIS bid. Corn |
inactive; No. mixed ESQ bid. Oats . shade |
tirmer; No. 2 53054c. Rye dull; No. 80 a |
Ole. Pork quiet; small lots sold at $2l o.
Lard dull; l2sic aAked. Bulk meats, whisky |
and bacon unchanged. Live hogs active; |
shippers 81 1907 IS; bacon O. 3507 20: |
butchers 81 7507 IS. Cattle quiet and I'm.
changed.
CINCINNATI, July 30.-Flour - Market |
firm. Wheat scarce and firm; red 81 400 |
IS. Corn quiet and steady at 72075c.
Oats ecarce and firmer; mixed Csc, white I
Zoe. Rye quiet; new 81, spot. Pork
Small sales 1t Sci. Lard quiet and steady; |
summer sold at I2a4c. Bulk meats quiet; |
shoulders 8ssc, clear rib and clear sides |
liza a 12c. Bacon-Only jobbing and order
trade; shoulders 9l4c, clear rib and clear
sides lea 0l3o. Whisky firm and steady
ut 81 Is. Live hogs firm; bulk of sales ct |
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