The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-08-06
FINAECrAL AHD ooM11xacraI rarss= 49,

NoxHYEe BRAH s,pv,.. IA
Friday Morning. Auguss ;s., /
The demand for discounts has continued A., J,
out the week, both In bank and the strset 80
mercial paper has been without quotsbis v,,,...-
Gold has ductuated eighty. I'm eympashy vth ~
course Of the New York market, and now rniea i.
per cent higher than our last quotations. TIA
ment has been quite limited. The advance IN ~ =
abroad has thus far remained without any r,.D ~
thts country, and quotations continue entirelypc,,
Foreign Exchange has followed the course q, -.
New York, closing yesterday about 10 higher n, 60
ling than on last Friday. but few salea hovevs,
been reported, although there bas been mora mov.
| In Cotton. Under moro liberal offering, Nav -
Sight has declined slRhtly for commercial and q,
market has exhibited greater animation than for
| months. The few sales Of Stocks that hsya bas, .
ported have been without any new feature "a not,
State Consols have been duh. and have declined 49,.
1 per cent Under liberal offerings p,ani,,
Bonds have fallen OF 8 per cent
Under better feeling abroad. caused BY tbs t,n,n,
ment In Silver stronger statistical position lea
able crop accounts the advance in goods and warn,
the India market and the subsdsnce Of appreheax,,
of the great European Powers becoming inyolvea =,
the war in Turkey. our Cotton market has e1hbi..1
more amin alton, and elbows marked advance over an,
las. quotations. will be by the details bo,uv
The worlds visible supply July 2sth was 2akss
bales, agAipst S45 &c last yesrdecresse $50 bah.
Tie stock of Cotton held by English spinners july la
and l56 OC0 the year before The consumption Of Col,
ton by England this year 10 estimated ct 2s6S4Ools
per week showing increase last year rs oar
In consequence Of the very discourasinz cr,s
accounts from all the Tobacco growing SECTIONS ssdpr
to the generel belief that not than haferup s
be produced. prices have been advanced ct all marls
and the movement has been somewhat restrc.sd By The
indispositon of sellers to the views Of buysa
except a further improvement. Under light supuss
and fair demand SuRsr shows . marked advance ana
Molassss commando fuller prices. Tho present suess
crop 10 reported to be IN . finer condition than Ia.
year, the superiority Of the stubble eQusizing ths
dmtnuion in acreage and the thinness the stands
With the probability that the Cuba crop win be pss
cent short about the time the Louisiana crop ready
for market the outlook 10 altogether very iavorabls
Flour has been quiet and unchanged Corn been In
moderate demand at easier prices. Provisions hsvs
been in only moderate request with Pork wsahss,
Bacon shade stronger and Dry Salt Neat unchanssd
FINANCIAL Observation-Disclosures paper to-ps
cent per annumi Al do 10 to i2 second grade toe
first class mortgage do to 10 per cent per snnum
Saif collars and Mexican aoilnis nominal Commercial
Sterling IA TO sas bank do TO SIS; the bank shsOS
uleroial sight ut SO 10 per cent premium
COMMERCIAL.
adysDced 10, sinos last Friday morning for Los
fps N he fin sns ma
Weeks receipts l74 balse Exports 7s7s; and sales SOD
SuOCatlCuH-k<OW
ding ii; GOOD bidding iss; The Esohsnse tsssiaSs
s5s 500 bales, against ssissi last ysss inersss:
G. SIS balas; Reeepss at al ports, a.oeS,.M bal.s
al ports '5' Sass iao ys
aasSs: s - ports S
LEAF ToHAoco- so moderate sSqIss; and ssss
and Fsotory Lpss nontnaii Low ly:Ss 81 to e.; sas
Leaf Is 70 Fine TO Leaf st To IA Al
TO IL
IS to 70; Fine Medium 90 IS Good Medium 50 = co.
Ssa.a ss1 q to
Black sxees 20 sic No Sc and 100 Black sweet IS
ssy lss Natl l0f f sss Sss 81
LoUIsIANA sTeAh-ComInon s1o per pound; Fa5E eei
Faily Fair $50, Prime loo; Yellow Clarified Cso Waite
LOUISIANA MotAssgs.--cos1Inon go TO $50 per ~
Fair IS to $40; Prime soto o. Strictly Prime "as
lated sds IN TO lae per ib Boas Iost 1T
ohDET vnolSs s. 80 80 to $50 IS Per d g
to a. oEdtnsry 9 to 4sS. Fair to sfc Good 8 ''s
x g 9a; dh0is per bol Double Ean
TEsele Ezss 5s g aSsS Treble 3 1Sd HE
e - Is Sc for % CGo6s Family szsrs ~ ~
CoRsMRAL-Jotbinx az Is Is to s. so per bbl Whole
coSH = sAczs-whits Mixed 90 to C per bu's "a
yellow Mixed - to % Choice Teho" " - An0
oArs-ordinAry to --os St. Louis - to C 6s'N0A
ssAS~cbotoe - to TO per 100 lbs
- hsr .oS s:na;cgs 80 70 e per TOM Prime
PogK-MesH jobbing att to 81 so per Dbl ,n
BAccN-ShouIders jobbinR at 93o per ID CS3 NA'
Sides illo and Clear sides ~ ,, cs..,
DRY SALTRD MEAT-Shonlders tobbinE At Joi CNS3
RIB sides --c Clear Sides to %. A
SUGARCuRKD HAMs-LarGe - 20 l34 Medium
-; small - to Is. u.n
LAap-TierOe Refined iobbinG at IL to C vi ID
KRRAKYGsr BAcoN-Jobbing at l31 to l4c Per ID ana
BHRF-Fulton Market &ll 50 to IL per Dbl IehA"
to Gil 90, Western &lS To ID So . ,,. u,,A,
kurTsR-Choice New York Goshen 50 to SIC 49, 49,
Medium 25 to 27o Inferior = too Choice ~
- to 400 Medium 10 10 1906 Inferior - 70 20
CHKKsE-Choioe Western - to 9; New EorA w
ffsH-Mackeral extra NO l. Dbl, 929 ooi 6bs 1 MSi
bbls, 3; Kits. %; No. l. bbs.. sls ooi co. SS
do, 90; Kits, 80; No 2 bbis., sl5 90; DO Svi m,I
q coi Kits 60; No 3, Large bbS, Is o'i DO ""''
V o Il oh-BAw So to 700 Refined . 'S az
per gallon. Refined Coal Oils TO 2oc In cana a.
per gallon. Lard ON31 co to 81 o5 per Ra!on. 10
tor Oil - to I3c per ID. Cotton Seed Otl-Oruue
Refined - to &C per gal. II Fus,
SALT-Dealers' rates: Coarse. 9cc per sack 49,
+ to q 25. Turks Island, 20 70 s5c peg Two -
bag. Pockets Table Salt II to 81 according S,-S a.
Southwestern, A to SO per lbj German OH''' n
Magnolia 5; Xxx Palm, u CASTLE, lOc
STAR CARDLRs--to 143c per ID. nj
YEAST PoWDERs-$l5 to l6 for quarter po1eS- anu =
for medium per gross, o. no, III, Do
BREAD AND CkAcKERs-Ginger Nuts, &c per ~ SttaSn
Bread 7e Navy Broad, 20, Lemon Snaps, IsSi S~ d;
Biscuits 20 French Biscuits. 5ci Soda CIac So
Buttor do, SO; Boston do &c; Wine do Sci o"h