The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-30
1mAN0IAL AND coNMzRcrAL YAaT=ss.s
NonEnIe sTAs o,.,c,.


Although the movement in tho genera, pas,as.rS
continued moderate the feeling in busins,. e,,, as
evidently improved owing the oonservatfys Z, -
EofoFmntory complexion that political afEarsha,
sumedS this Improvement 10 particularly $3.50.
financial circles, and 10 generally considstea =.
local but national also. The demand for di.,,.9
both In bank and on the street. has continual
extent throughout the week. but has NOT bes. o.,.
general or the volume IS great last week -
owing to the general attention which politics, sg
have drawn within the past few days. Cola h..
tuated slightly in sympathy with the course of thu
York market, and now rules the 30 our La. -.
tationsi the movement has been quite Iimitsa s,,s
has continued entirely nominal. FOREIGN Frohass
has followed the course Of Gold at New vow =.
closed yesterday 10 lower for Sterling few aa,as
reported owing to the limited movement "a f,o..s.
Stocks have continued dull and tho few sales tb.s
been reported have been without any noticeable a,.
State Consos have rule ct pretty steady rates ath
the market has been rather quiet. City Prem,un -
have been In fair request but the market has srar.
declined. until it Is fully per lower thar ].
the close Of last week. Old City Bonds City scrp
State Warrants continue inanimate.
Cotton has been steadier and Hrmer, but vin
quotable yari alton. The worlds visible eupp,y NV
2Ist was ASIA 457 bales, against es77 $40 Las, x..
decrease 63.O53. The stock held by English sr,n..
estimated July It'll at s5 900 bales against Ia an
last and l62 600 the year before. is now believed
tnat st6tibtical pOsiuOn OK Cotton is that
should the main of the depression abroad h. m
rested-that is the decline in silver the prices of M
ton would soon become steadier and take an upv,,s
turn at ali markets. Under good demand and TAP,
unfavorable crop advces, Tobacco has hardened ,Bh
ly and closed yesterday with strong upward tsndpsy
The demand for Sugar having been Of extent ma
the supplies Light, the,market has improved tnshlv
Moasses is unchanged Flour has been in good rscue
but without quotable variation. Corn has bsen .,
m n y,rina
been dull and lower. The total exports from all Ams
ports for the to July 18th were bb
Pork, ss5 lbs Lard . bs Meat; aealr,
Same time last year; 167,776 bbls Pork Is6i9a63Ols
Lard, and all .2s4, 77e lbs Meat
Observation-Disclosures paper tn Ne,
cent per annum Al do. to i0i second grade nominal;
fret class mortgage do TO 10 cont per annn ,ss
dollars and %
Sterling S4si to W bank do s!s the bank check
mercial sight at TO per cent premium.
COMMERCIAL.
CorToN-The market has been steader and anns
mug Sss SEGs Eas n
t900 Stock in Presses O.s Ordinary
sSGH aS
make the receipts at Now Orleans since September s
ss al po aass ss
against s,45iso7 last year-increaee 6s4 Isl Stocks
increase s54lA E1perts from ali ports 3Iss bales
ton Stock ON sale $500 hhds Ouotations~Frcsted
aos aqfs aasi .
Good Leaf ~ to 10 Fine Leaf l3h to Is; Selections u
> MaNuTAcTUsED ToBAcoo.-Eztra Fine rs to 500; Nn
IS to 40; Fine Medium 90 IS; Good Medium 50 %
nom Gsdla% Na7S and &dssstsl Sc
Black sweet 4S to sic; No Sc and ios Black swstS
fsat Sa So g to e t. M
&c. &c., dsd,
w o,n.,.r. tAssrs-r1our,on an a, ss, -. u
Fair as 5Oci Prime soto Strictly Prime to $751;
REFINED sUeARs-crushed. Powdered and Gnuu
lated = to Iac per ID; Best Loaf 6soIst
RicE@LOuisiana, No ., q to So per il; Common
to q; Ordinary 70 4sc Fair to 5ioi Good 81 to g.
FLouK-Super6ne q Is per Dbl Dou6ls Extra Ny
Low Treble EItrss4 Is to 81 Good Treble En-
CoRNAEAL-Jobbing aG a. rs per Dbl. whOlesinga at
Con- IN sAcxs-white Mixed g. to o perbusAI
yellow Mixed - To CT Choice Yellow 60 TO =, and
oATs-ordinary too; St Louis Al to CT Gaisa
BRAS-Choice = to 700 per 100 lbs
HAY-ordinary 80 g. per ton; Prime 50
bscox-sho1IdsFs jS66ing at sio per lb Clear Rib
DRY Sailed MEAT--shoulaers jobbing at $50; csE
RIB Sides; Clear sides ,, u.anm,,
~ ttAs se Refined iObbinz at 10 to laop~h
BsEAkFAsT BAcoN-Jobbing at II to 1iic perl A.,
BEEF-Fulton Market ell So to IL per bDli LeAAs '"
to ell 90, Western Sl3 to IA so. n
BuTTER-Choce New York Goshen - 20 WS PsLg'
10 to &C Medium IL Ice; Inferior to = PEI
CHEHsE-Choioe Western to sii NeWYGkcfeA
FIsaEMaokeral, extra No !, Dbl $40 90 bib HsSA
bbls g.; Kits, o.; No. l. bbls.. $40 O0i teos1SS
do 60; Kits, 80; No. 3 bbls, SIS 00 DO w SS
a 90; Kits, 81 No. 3. Large bDs, 10 oei to- "''
"V 6Sm ~ oil-Raw SO to TOO, Refined DtsS
per gallon. Refined Coal Oils to 2Oc In sslh ~
IS per gallon. Lard Oil-2I co to d 05 per gallon
tor Oil = to 1870 per ID. Cotton Seed Ol-Oruae-"
Refined - to &C per gal. - Una
SALT-Dealers' rates; Coaree 81 90 per sacL ha.SS
e to 81 80 Turks Island 70 to ESQ per tx0 sS
Southwestern, II to SO per lbs German INV"
Magnolia, 5; XXX Palm, Z; CASTLE, 100,
STAR CANDLEs--to lt3c per lb. - ND N
YEAST PowDERs-sl5 to IS for quarter boxes AHN~
for medium per gross - o. ,sSIb, DO
Biscuits Sc French Biscuits So; Soda oraeSSss d.
Butter do, SO; Boston do sos Wine do. sol O1s
30; Pic Mic do, So; Water do, 4ko -, Ts,r ia
CoPFER Job loSs Ordinary l5h to i 20 goiui TO-
to l7c; Good l73 l7Sc; Primo Is to ISL. N. Gr
TEA-Job lots-Imgertsl $50 to 81 10 p eTnS HySn
powder 45c TO 81 3Oi Tyson 800 to St ~ AVs
40c to 81 IS; OolonR $50 to $780, an - hoy. IAJN
FRUITS AND NUTs-LemODs, g. to SO Per " Hras
Raisine g. to s0j Bananas 81 70 W IInyii MA
Citrop 70 to $50 per ID; CurTants, to I4G taa an
Ice; Almonds, 16 to sc E1lberts, IL 70 ltoi II
10; Cocoanuts, g. to rs per 1000. Pecans- y"
nuts per lbi Oranges 3 per oo "a OK 4OOT
PoULTRY-LouisanR Chickens, iroWn - - ia esq
dozen; Young 81 50 10 81; Ducks g. W sO' WI -
IS on to &c OF; Turkeys eng TO -. yAr,.isua 30
Eeos--We stern - to $50 per doIenj Aoui7