New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-16
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, September l5.-Yhe Posfs
financial article says: The Wall street mar.
kets to-day are irregular and moderately
active. Gold is firm and foreign exchange
| weak Gold opened at ll67s, declined at
l0;3O A. NJ to ll6t, and has since advanced
TO llo'l. On gold loans the opening rate
| was Il, and the rates since have been 3 30
10, hs, 5-6l, l-32 and l-64, all being for one
| days use.
| The foreign exchange market is demoral-
lzed. Inc posted rates of leading drawers
| OF sterling are 81 81 and 81 S5 respectively.
but rates for business in bankers at srlinp
aie quoted among brokers at 81 1904 50
and ~ 81 a 4 S3le; commercial bills 81 75U
| -. In the money market call loans are
2G3 t. cent, and 5a6 y cent continues to
| represent the bulk of business in first class
mercantile paper. Government bonds here
are steady, and there are no important
| changes in prices.
Inc STOCK market continues feverish, and
| the whole list has been in the main weak.
| except Erie, which has sympathized with
the London market, and Western Union
Telegraph. Prices opened with Erie above
Yesterdays closing, and Ohio aud Missis-
slpp1 and Northwestern ls each. Western
Union Telegraph Immediately advanced u,
There we1 then decline in the general list
OF 4 a Is, this decline having stopped at
the first board, when an upward action
began and lasted afto twelve O'Clock, the
rise ranging from Y to s.. The market then
am became weak, and there has been a
urther decline of a q 70, prices being at
ie lowest as we write. Except Erie and
western Union TelegI apb, the weakest
stocks have b IN Pacific Mail and Lake
Shore. Michigan Central, on small dealings,
has fallen pa v cent. Missouri Pacific
opened !e so Y cent below Yesterdays closing,
have been: LAX iShore 53& 052ss; Pacific
Mail 36A 34as; Erie l9ol75s; Western
Union Telegraph 79079$. Northwestern
3S4 3SA; ST. Paul 3iaa 034A, preferred
62la62S; Ohio and Mississippi l7ss oil Il;
michigan Central $50 562, and Missouri
Cotton closed quiet; middling uplands
l4@c; Orleans l4l9c; sales to-day 1860 bales;
consolidated net receipts 22,245; exported
10 10 Great Britain $40; net receipts "a; gross
Futures closed firm sales &c, 900 bales, a.
follows; September l37-l60l3 1926; Octo-
Der y 29-32 a l2 l5-16c; November I2 i3.l60
II a Sc; December 12 "a 80 a I2sc; Janu-
airy II l5.16c; February 10 5-32c; March
IL ll-32c; April l3 1916; Nav I33, a
IL 5.32c; june l3 l5-l60l3 1880; july
Ia I,l60l4 32c; August IAN a IA $3.50.
Flour quiet; superfne Western and State
"a 500 90; southern quiet and firm; COM
extra $6 s. 50s SO. Wheat less active and
IQ2e lower; holders generally more dis
posed to realize; 81 4O1 "A for old winter
red Western; 81 80 for new winter red Ohio:
" 450l 46 for old amber Western; 81 $50
% for white Western; u A for new white
Michigan. Corn y 0lc better; good de-
mand; 74076e for steam Western mixed:
76ls q Hlsc for sail do; !0074c for heated
and nnsound do; 77a79c for high mixel
and yellow Western. Oats \ a 10 better.
42ta G56hc for new mixed and white.
I Cotfee-Rio quiet and steady; 17k 01lc.,
gold, for job lots. Sugar steady, rather
quiet; y 0sAc Tor faif to good refinine;
Sasc for prime; '7asc for mnsoovado: re-
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