National Republican., 1875-07-15
NatiauaI gepablieau
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Monetary.

| With lower gold, and Q belief among many Of
| the holders Of Government bonds that the old
time bulls are losing their grip in their gold toss-
ings OF the past few months, Government bonds
have declined and are not so strong. Investors,
on the other hand, do not seem inclined to invest,
and this reflects their views Of the gold market
tending downward. If the export Of produce
abroad should further increase and reach the vol
une many have predicted for II In the later sum-
mer and autumn months, and with a continuation
Of the economy ut home which has kept down the
imports this year, little will be left to represent
the gold premium. The District securities
quiet but firm, except the green SIS, which are
Messrs Sherman < 3rant No. l425 T street,
quote the following buying and selling rates for
Governments, gold, &C.:
o's. 's1...... .I2l7z@l221z z1otes........r714911s
62Os, "a. .1l7zz 9ll7I Our. ss5's.... n q Y
6-2os. 'oS....11gsS a1l9X Gold. ..Il4119n5
'o5, new. .nS186I19Z Foretgn exchange:
52os, 81. .-IlsZ 6I2O% Threedsys sight ..40oJ<
s-2os, eS.. .-IlS1z8l2O Sixty-dsJ bills...-..4s7H
The wslLstyeet markets have been exceedingly
dull. Gold has sustained further decline the
the rates were ll4A bid1l1sZ asked. Foreign
exchange quiet on the basis OF 1914. Money easy
GoveTSnens bonds were % active and lover.
to Messrs. II. D. Cooke, jr. 90. from the New
York Stock Exchanges:
6s, 1881, ,Ieo1pon,. .I2z SOS, 1851. 7.........R0
62O's, 1852 .11Sk t6-2O's, 1sss. .N9A
k20's, 1s64..........u755 1040s. cezpon. .....Il1<
620s, 1se5.....-....1le3S New 5s.--.........ll51S
62o's, 1855, neu....11sH
The stock market closed active, weak and
lower, having been dull dusing the day.
tsiegraphed from the New YORK Stock Exchange
to Sherman Grant:
Paciae Mall. 1: sON NorshTsstssn-- S
ST. raul 3l7 y. ana M-.......... .
Erie. 1gN Wabash:~..-......
Union Pacific.... IS Han. St. JOS. 2SE
Our London dispatches quote Consols for money
at % l-16i for account 81 316; United States SD
bonds, 1885, loo11; 1857, ieoli new 5s 1Oi; Erie,
The rate for money at London Stock Exchange
on Government securities is "a per cent. per an
Our Paris dispatches this evening quote rsntss
at q francs 271z centimes.
were: Gold, S35.o24, ,3l4; currency. S53, ,+S9 s5i
The Sub-Treasurer paid out szS5 900 on account
OF interest and $4,000 for bonds. Customs re-
Commercial
The Washington markets are now we'll supplied
with green truck from the South and country pro-
duce from the river. -Four boats arrive weekly
with large eargoes-the Moseley and Lake from
Norfolk, and the Express and Pilot Boy from the
river landings. Just at present, when the town
has gone into the country, the demand, though
large, is hardly up to the supply, and purchases
can be made at very easy prices. Excellent cab
b3ge viii sell at 2193c. per head tomatoes, SIG
lsE b Pc, lr1Saa Sgs6sl egoG@osrs 6Sc 5 per 6ushsI
tables, Of which J. W. Sands & Co, under Pro-
duce Exchange, received $500 head cabbages, 100
20 boxes cucumDers.
Washington Wholesale Marksts,
BREADsTUFys.-Flour dull, except for small
hcme orders offamily and extrs.aad low grades for
export: We quote as before: Super, s595.25; ex-
standard brands, s7@T.25: Georgetown families,
s7.75Gs Rye, s545.5O. For small jobbing lots
bOlted, soGg1c.; iobbing lots. e3995c
GRAIH.-Whea quiet, and with light offerings
the MARKETS steadyi good to choice, sl.259lSI.
steady at 65671c. Rye nominal at 95c. 6105 Quota
tions for grain on track: 243c. higher in store.
tive demands. Coffee yet Arm, Notwithstanding
the heavy carS9es to arrive at United states
P5s R0 SS1g lots S P69a sugar as
sAg921e. Refined A, lO24c.; B, lo11c.; extra U,
Hay AND srRAw.-Market brisk for prime tim
othy at s22G24; mixed, s1192o. Rye straw, s169.
MIL FEED dull, weak, Bran, per ton, s1s92O;
brown middlings, per ton, s22923; white, per ton,
s2G926.
Provisions active and market frmer Sugar
cured hams-Davis diamond-braud sugar-cursd
hams, l591511c.; plain, 1411Ql5c; sugar-eured
shoulders, I491Sc.; breasts, 13H H814c.; Western
bacon firm at 101Sc. Lard dull at l59I515c.
Butter-Choice active; new New York, 24925c.:
Western and near by, 12922c.
Gleese-.NeE York, l2Qlac:; Western, 500.
WHIskY-Firm; proof, S13O9L35.
The Markets Elsewhere.
NEW YORK, July 14.-Cotton quiet and easy
Flour 5G10c. better, and in fair demand: super
s4s0G5.10; extra, S5.30I6.I0 do. white Western
s615@e.75. Wheat 1G2c. better, and large de-
mand for export, both spot and TO arrive; No. 2
Chicago and Northwest, sL239l.24; winter sl35
41 80; white Western, $1.40 Corn in buyers IA
Vor, and more doing at TTIlGS3c. Oats more ac-
tive and hrmer q 6O46614c. Hay firm at 651T0c.
for shipping. Ccfee-RlO quiet and steady. Su-
gar quiet and unchanged. Molasses quiet and
steady. Petroleum easier. Pork lower at S2O 25
go IS for new mess Lard lower at I25Sc. for
prime steam. Whisky dropping At Sl.21149L22.
Freights to Liverpool frmer.
BALTINoRE, July 14.-Uotton quiet, but firm;
middling, 1514c.
Flour in good demand and steady. Wheat
strong and buoyaLt; Mol Western amber. sl33;
ern red, l.S3: No. DO, $LSI9L32 Pennsylvania
red, s1.35G1.3a; Maryland red, sl.25IlS5; do. am
Der, 81 lS1Gl4; do white, Sl.306ll. IS: No. MIL
waukee spring, S1.2i. Corn weak and off for West
ern; Southern quiet, but firm; Southern white,
nominally s5e: Southern yellow, s79Ssc.; West
last half August; s51Ic. September Oats quiet,
but firm; Southern. 60855c.; Western white, 648
65c.; do. mixed, 62fs63c. Rye quiet, but firm; $50
81. Hay hrm and unchanged. Provisions firm,
with fair order trade. Pork, 81. Bulk meats
shoulders, &C.; clear rib sides, I2SGI2I1c loose;
packed, sI4 4G121<c. Bacon steady; Shoulders, Toe;
clear rib sides, IS7SG1314e. Hams, 149l41lc. Lard
dull; refined, 1i4G1414c. Butter firm and un-
changed Petroleum steady; crude, 54@5JSc.; re-
fined, 11T612c. Coffee quiet and steady; ordI-
iA62Oxc. Sugar strong and active at 1875.
W Whisky firm; sl.22.
OINCISNATI, July H-F1our steady, with fair
demand. Wheat frmer and higher.