The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-08-13
FINANCIAL AND ooxrracrs1 go.
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street, although somewhat irregular still Of The
and If anything somewhat improved Tba - extent
the street have consisted mostly Of four To A., on
| notes and, when unexceptonal or Al a;or.. SAsn
GOOD collateral loans, have been easlv ni.ons -
quotations.. Gold ruled at perfectly steady
| yesterday when under the decline ct New yo,, ~
market fell of aci the movement has bean light
| sympathy with the course of Gold and B,ns n, :,
| York, Foreign Exchange has been somewhat Wv
| and was quoted to-day fully 2Ro lower than - - {
| Friday morning; the sales have been lir.itad n,
to less liberal offerings, New York Sight has hasV
| sigotiy; the movement has been moderate. Mn,
the largest operators having gone away for the ann
| there has been lese movement in securities ST.
have been quiet and without any new feature II s
| the movement being confined to O light pr,s,msN',
demand, with scarcely any inquiry for spe,u,,,..
Under liberal offerings and q moderate demand n
MUM Bonds gave way II per cent but in cons.o,,,.
or more inquiry yesterday. the market recoyerss a.
falling of, closing about the on last F-,
From the same cause Premium Bonds and ovi,. y
large amount of old State issues being here for f
ing, State Consos had fallen off Up yesterdsv MAJ.
per cent when. under better demand the u,..
recovered per cent Of the falling OFF.
In consequence OF favorable foreign sdvicss a, "a.
demand AID limited supply, Cotton has been ,.s.,,
and stronger. and exhibits q material improvement.
compared with last week. will be seen BY thu d,n
below. The stock Of Cotton held by Engllsh spD,s
$4,000 the year before. The worlds Visible sunni, :, +
Cotton on August 18th 2,IN5335 bales ,aS,,
e,22l .e45 last year-decrease 10 337 bales Th,,u.
of the Cotton crops for ten years have shovn pn.
since 1865 The largest crop was 1859 81 Sass In
1870 of which the vsue si4. 673 4sl lea than II.
medium crop of 1869. Last years crop wa, sSau
bales. the fourth magnitude during the dscsas
Tobacco has continued arm but has been only In nos
crate request. Sugar maintained last week inumv.
IN INIT d a
has been light. Flour has been in light supply mOds
ate local request, and without any marked CHAMP.
Corn has been rather dull, and has exhibited It'll,
variation Pork has continued dull and easy Will,
Bacon has been little frmer, owing to ts scarcity
Dry Slated Aeat has remained quiet and unchanged
-Quotstions-Exceptional paper sto-n,
first class mortgage do to 10 per per annum: No.
and S21csD doafss oSIsS
SseFnng oiii to 54Si bank do. UT the bank eas
nercial sight at - TO por cent premium.
COMMERCIAL.
:, CorroS- Under steady demand and light offerings
the market has been stronger and shows adyars
II &c since last Friday morning for Low Ordinary
ling snd l. Mlddlins and Coon r Ma aiadias.
soek in Pfyssss ss BAL and
RTdn1ry 81 o G9S SiS Ordinary o. Low M,ddng y
receipts at New Orleans since sePsenS s
;@91i41 bales, against 9sl,6i7 last yesr increase
! ali ports $50 bales against ioss4s Las, S Sss
'Sainst ;c37 s15-iucrease 5.s 800
,,ddt on sac 5 6Ss moderate and fin
'Dd Faetory Lpes nominal Low Lug. 81 tos.; coy
iood Leaf 10 to ~ Fine Leaf ii. to Isl; SelecuSa
Fine Me a.
s9Gaa as1y ana s.
Black sweet as TO 5Ic No i, So and ICo Black
i0f Leaf p Siy So to 20
Fair PINE 5S Tsos sG RSapd, aA % s
IouislAxA Mo,AssEs.-cOmmon 30 to $50 per gal
fair 40 TO 51ci Prime SOTO &C; Strictly Prime
REF,SED SroARs.-crushed. Powdered and Gnru.
soLDnS sIsttF-Gs T6olessie. TO soC per ga1a.
Q Il; Ordinary q 70 4se: Fair to SIC; Good 81 "s
FLouaESaperhne - 5 to g. pr Dbl; Double E1saas
90 Low - TRIBE EFsas - Is TO s. o 10 TTsG sSd En-
n tE SS az 80 rs per OO Whole
N HoEs = sAcsss%hi,e Mixed SO to per sp'ss
Isl!oF Mixed IS to '9ci Choice Yellow = to e. and
OArs-oEdinary to C; St. Louis IS sO-0; Ga'O'
70 AZ Texas = %zso.
BRAN--Choioe = to $50 per 100 lbs =.
H IA fhng 90 :, g 40 per tom Prime
PoRH-N ess ioobing ats to 81 5opeE DBL ;..,. yn
BAcoN-sbopiders jebbing at 9ac per ID Clear f2'
DIZZY SALTED NzAr-shoulders jobbing at 'ic cA'
,ih Sides o; Clear Sides &C. 4,
SUGAR-CCRgD HAhs-lArge - to li3 Ne@I1-
5 small ia to i5A n
LARD-rierce Refined iobhinE at ~ to -'PHS;
-eg- to Isle
Distribution Market al 80 TO IL per boil It1A '"
0 eli %, Western sl3 TO II 80. n
BUTTER-Choice New York Goshen 80 to &C r.y
iedirm % TO 25c Inferior to-c: Choloe NTeiA
= 23c Medium III 20 lee; Inferior - TO C PGra~,
CHEFsE-Cnoice Western tO 9; New AoTf"0
to Sc - ami
Fsu-Maekern!, extra No /, Dbl, e2e co. t6S sst
o, 5 90: Kits, syi No . bbls, els %; do :@ssCi
O. s. IS; Kits, so. ,n-
Ons-Lirseed Oil-Raw 6s TO roc, Refined Do -
er gallon. Refined Coal Oil-20 to ~ in Cans ~
nd Is go in bbs. Lard Oil-Sl 90 to 81 o5 per
astOr Oil = to 1870 per 10. Cotton Seed Ol-Sf00'
=; Refined = to C per gal , rms
SALT-Dealers rates: Coarse, &c per eacESniS
- to 81 IS. Turks Island. 20 to CSC per t HoS
az. Pockets Table Salt II to 81 according HSS a.
Southwestern, q to Sc per l0i German on''
isgnoIia, S; Xxx Palm, Il Castillo 100,
STAR CANDLEs--to Htc per h. .r3n
YEAST PowDERs-sl5 to 10 for quarter boxes AT
Or medium per gross -, IN. a
BREAD AND CRACKERs-Ginger Nuts, 60 PEI ~ SiiaSa
read, 7e Navy Bread &c; Lemon snaps, L+ ~" "a;
Biscuits, SC French Bscuits, SC; Soda SShensSsS
utter do Sc; Boston do. SC Wine do. Sci suE"
c; Pic Mic DO Sc; Water do, 4tc. ,s T.IrN
COFFEE job lots; Ordinary l5A to l'9o goioi E~
0 tic; Good III TO l73ci Prime le 10 81: m asr
TBA-Job lots-1mPerial $50 TO 81 ~ per goo
Owder 45c to 81 80; Hyson 800 to 81 TO- young ~
DC to 81 Isl oolonG $50 to $50. a., nav ho,, L1ya