The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-02
EHAN0rAL AND 0oMMxncrAI. nARxr,s
MORNING SfAn ovv,,,
Friday Morning, Junc m ;s.

NoREMe SfAR ovy,c,
Friday Morning. June Sol is1e
The general market continues 20 exhibit lis.l. -
ton. but 1t 10 believed that under the prospect.
crops. and the better political outlook the bu,ine.
financial condition will soon be much improy.a ~
demand for discounts throughout the week has b. !.
fair extent, both in bank and the street. and v,,h
quotsble variation in the rates Of commercial n.s
Little has been done in Rold which has huctustas
sympathy with the course Of the New York m,,,
but it closed the same o. ON last Thursday. -
Exchange followed the course Of Gold ut NevY,s
closing &c higher than last quotations, thu ~.
ment has beer limited. New York Sight has contn,.
quiet and steady Stocks have been In fair rso,..
particularly for shares on which dividends hava ~
recently declared, but few males; however hava ~
reported. Under q rapid falling Off in the Nev w.
market. and political Influences State Copso,. r.
been dull and have declined fully DER cant 49,
Friday, when they had reached the highest po,,t :.
tanned for como time. City Premium Bouds bav. -
active and higher. and quoted at an sdy.,.
Per cent There is nothing doing in other City Bcpd
Cotton has been only in moderate request ana Ia.
shown . marked decline will be seen in thu d..,n.
below. The world's visible supply on the ga ".
$50 bales against GIT 4ss last yeardscr,,..
e. $50. With the Cotton aHoat from Brazil and Kg,.
the supply for all Europe estimated on June stb
bales less than last year. 2s6 600 lea, ths,
years ago and for Great Britain alone $4,000 b,lea
than LAST year, and 29s 900 less than the year befr
The stock Of Cotton held by Englsh spnnen On The
9th Of juno lis 600 bales against $4,000 ,,t v
and $4,000 the year before. Late advices from Bcms.
report that the monsoon has broken in She sou,A.,
part Of Hindostan and that 1t vaa expected to br,
ct Bombay about the 18th nst quenty the ,saoo
Is for receipts Of Cotton from interior Of India
In consequence Of better crop from thu To-
bacco districts the eagerness OF buyers tho sp
lstive confidence which recently characterized II.
down to moderate inquiry and prices have weakened
Sugar has been more In request and shovs seht
advance while Molasses has been dull and UNCHANGED
The Sugar crop accounts very favorable Flour has
been in fair request for export and tho local trade but
without quotabe variation. Corn has been In fair
supply, moderate request and without any material
change Provisions have been rather dull and without
any marked feature to notice.
FINANCIAL Observation-Disclosures paper to-per
cent per annum Al do to lo second grade nominal;
rst class %ortgsgo DO to 10 per cent Per anna@
half dollars and Mexican dollars nominal commsrois
S rs saak nsp 1hs bank check
mercal sight at per cent premium.
COMMERCIAL.
COTTON Market has been moderately active; but
Low Middina 10 in Ordinary and Good Ordinary and
is in Low Midali1g Midding and Good AiddLag.
Stock in Presses s. so7 Quosst,ens-LoM ordInary!t
Il sdanR aoE
mako the receipts New Oreans einoe September ls
81 at a. II
against 4s3 SIS last year-inoreaee Ses lts ssees
against 1877 ss.-inerssse 5ia. sso. Y
sale 800 bids QuotatiOns-FrOsssd and Factory Lag
nomnal Low Lugs 81 TO 81; Good do 81 to 7i Low La
Fine Loaf 3i to l5 Selections ish to l6; Africans
MANUFACTURED ToBAcco.-Extra Fine rs to o. oO Fin,
65 to 7U Fine Medium 90 IS; Good Medium SO 20 O.;
MON Medium 8 $50; Bright Navy 4 and S. 81 70
Black sweet 40 to sic; No Sc and Zoe Black sweets
SIZES Natural Leaf TwiSs PSoEsse Sd to sSS ' HAn
Fully Fair M Pne Co. Toa
LOUISIANA MoLAssEs.-Common SO to 40 per gal.
Fair 43 46c Prime 40 to soc; Strictly Prime 50 to $40;
REFINED sueAKs-orushsd. Powdered and Granu.
lated - llac per 1b; Beet Loaf TO lla
RicEMLouisiana, No. 2, ~ to So per ih commoai
to II; ordinary q to 4lo: Fair to 5io Good 81 tot
FLouE-superfns a 20 per Dbl; Double Extra IN
to Low Treble E1tlas4 Is to 81 Good Treble Eth
70 rs for Choice Family Extra.
CoRNhEAL-JobbinG AZ 81 Is per Dbl. WholssainsH
COIN IN sAcKg-white Mixed - TO $50 per bu'hsl;
yellow Mixed - to Quo; Choice Yellow - TO C. and
OATsWOrdinary - to $50; St. Louis IS to &C; GLSra
HAT-ordinary 8 TO Sls Oo per ton; Primo f7 70
PoRKNMess jobbing At sal 90 to 81 so per Dbl.
BAcoN-Shouldere jobbinR at e3o per lbi Clear he
Sides lilo, and Clear sides l23 n
DRY SAILED MEAT-Shouders jobbng at ssc Clear
Rib Sides .; Clear Sides too. 80.
SUeARCURED HAAs-Lsrge l2b to l3h Medium ""
LARo-TierCe Refined iObbing at is to Iaso per D.
BaEAKvAsT BAcoN-1aR to 40 per ID. a.,
BERF-FuIton MARI ct SIl 50 to Taper bblj Te1SW
to Sll co. Western Sl4 to Is 90. ..u
BUTTRR-Choioe New York Goshen 80 to $40 Etioi
Medium - to Inferior TOO; Choice nGyIA
% TO %; Medium 20 -c Inferior II to $50 perm
CHEBsE-ChoiOe Western TO 10; New Xork VE'AA
fSH%Maokeral, extra No /, bbl. go Oo;f bSls nsat
do co; Rits 80; No. q bble, SIS 90; do CO. Sc
co; kits 50; No. g. Large bOsS Is OOi o'' "~''
oMs-Linseed Oil-Raw 90 to zoe, Refined IsS De
per gallon Refined Coal 0il-17S to l9c In 66la ~
rs per gallon Lard Oil-SI 10 to 81 l2 per gallon 80
tor OIL to 1870 per Id. Cotton Seed Otl-OruasH"'
Refined 81 to $40 per gal. - r1p,
SAIT-Dealers rates: Coarse, 81 90 per saoL Ls.Si
q to 81 80. Turks Island. 20 to $50 per Two -
bag Pockets Table Salt, 81 70 81 acoordlnR nH n,
soAPnWestern, 9 to So per II; Sao 0H'""'
STAR CARDLRs--t0 40 per 10. AN
YEAST PowDERs-$l5 to 10 tor quarter poAeS'
for medium per gross, Go, ~ a. -, N,
BREAp AND CRACKERS-Glngor Nuts, 20 PEI ~ -
Bead 7o, NAVY Bread. 4o, Lemon Snaps 49, ~ n.
Bscuits 60; French Biscuits. 5ci Soda CTaeHeLS a.
Butter do Sc: Boston do. 5cj Wine do. 30; Suss~
So Pic Mic do, So; Water do 41c. ,..,,1Yh
CoFFRE job lots; Ordinary is TO 1910 GOLD; AHH-
l73c: GOOD I7& to $50; Prime lei to ie1. r. nm.
powder 95o to q 80; HysOn 800 to 81 10 AoUns As
Al * ol0 rdr2 N tn