The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-06-08

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bearer and thus rendered negotiable.
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The Chicago Tribune Il authority for the state
ment that test case will be. brought bsf0re the
Whittier s s tSs ressTTs e d
supreme SSsn s1 ooSr n former DECISION. which
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when the Government may even go 80 Tar as
0o gsas t. er5sss T. 2yF s's ahs Of the
Supreme Court Of Illinois IN the ease Of Culbert-
son, Blair Go. again John .. Ly2n 90, is
a. justifylne the refusal to pay losses Incurred
IN buying Of selling produce for future delivery.
This mistaken idea is the cause 81 litigation.
d ded ns WINS ,ss @ he eject tha tie parties in In
terest could not recover because they did not
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not stand much chance OF being sustained by the
issne Of Silver he total amount OF silver
issued to May 40 was 81 3ss 2Ss, Of which s3W479l
was on account Of currency obligations. ana
s4.414.D57 In redemption Of fractional currency
FINANCIAL.
Our quotations are corrected from The last sales
reported al the stoch, lotion and Merchants Eg-
| changes and from other authentic sources. Ouf'
duoncjai cotton and commercial kilograms are The
/ latest recPined.
The demand for discount continues moderate.
| both In bank aud On the street. but without any
quotablp variation In the rntes q cOnnercla.
! paper We now quote exceptional eommereial
paper ut SO per cent per annam; AL do. 100
! ia. and second grade i5mls
First-elass morgages continue 70 RUE q. wy ~
per cent per annun. while second grade arc en-
BANK GLEARINGs-Da clearings ssls,-
aOt,IJ"Nnw rules III 1fqysm11s,s against 1i21s
at New York. The market exhibits little activity
SILVER American half dollars i, are aug; ,.s q
dollars rule at 81 0le9t 0i's currency
sTEHLING--O Offerings light: demand mod nod.
erats market higher. ComInerclal qm9teo mere u,
at S@ qa srrsney o pa1 al New Yors
at ass lsp4ss,s gold, bank 4s7s @4sIA;
| FHANCS-Dull. Commercial quoted here 4.62tte
4eil, bank nominal Commercial at New fcrk
NEW Yoak s1GHT-Qpiet end end UNCHANGED laaa e. {,
premium. Commercial sight t4@s-s2 premium.
sTOCKS-Dull and without any new feature
% STATE Hys'ri commissioners quoted at
'' GfTY PREMIUM BONDS Moderately aetlve.
al sTOc Il : ESsGdHANaE-Last sales: as shares
Carfollton Railroad STA and 10 do Ct s1l3 90.
$4,000 State Consos 65s@6s, $4,000 City Pre-
MUM Bonds 3Ats@55.
COMMERCIAL.
COTTON Market quiet and unchanged. New
York spots easier Futures quiet and steady.
Liverpool spots steady.
THE COTTON ExCH Reported sales
Yesterday 45O bales. Market dull: Bidding
and good middling Nc lower. quoting
as follows Low. ordinary, Ire. ordinary s3.o.
good ordinary 81, lYN m is losc. middling
BAYS net receipts Of cotton here 1915 bales.
against 3O7 same day last year
| Days exports here 1908. against TIT same
stock In presses here s2.s1b bnleg Es-
timated amount unsold 10000 bales. against
40 900 same date last year.
| Net receipt here since Sept. L. 1,s74.0s9 bales.
against g74.So7 same time last year-increase
399, 7e2.
ngainst og7 os2 same time last year Increase
| S73701.
against 1899 .433 same time last year-increase
Exportl from all ports. since Sept 1. . ooo. 1893
| Stocks at all ports 37s.9s3 bales, against 25y. sos
| last year-inerease 109.375
| TOBACcO-Marketa active and strong. but, not
1 auotably higher. stock on sale 5000 bids. Low
Tugs bh@6he. good do. 6t9Ile; low leaf $780,
medium leaf 1osq1ltsc. good leaf 12@isc. fine
II LOUISIANA sUGXR~ Dali and unchanged;
! cool common -td7t.c y ID. fur ~e97A, good fair
-1sc, fully fair -eas,,. prime --,gsse. choice
-19e. yellow clarified e@s'se. white clarified
REFINED sUGAR--standard A 1o,sc p ID.
granuiated lie. crushed apd powdered 1issc
u Ip 1Igi MoLAssEs- Quiet and steady;
common 3stg42e U gallon. fair 4stesee. prime 50
s EE,FiNED MOIAssEs- Common 4oc. fair 4sc,
| prime Soc choice 55c, golden syrup sD@s5c y gal.
LOUISIANA R1CE-scarce aud dull, No.
s s sood s%ess. Prime sssc choice
II Mi iii EXCHANGE Yesterdays
500 sack yellow corn 72c 250 sacks white corn
&C. 100 sacks mixed csc, 100sacks yellow buraps)
100 sacks bran saeks Ga ;dsn pats &c
do. bacon shoulders sac; $50 sucks white corn
s5c: 100 do yellow. roc; and 2eo bbls -four pri-
TLoUR-o Quiet and firm, with some de-
81 5O0g3 u.s. superne -4D$4. double extra -~tns4 so
low do ~ 1906 co. good do. d 25@5 so. choice do.
% soar. choice extra Is SCOT. choice family u Is
Z coRNMEAL : Strong. owing to scarcity.
| whoiesaling at -@ss. and jobbing at -@s3 rs
CORN IN .sAcKs-In moderate demand.
White mixed s5g &; y ysow mi1sa
COIN in BULK2Held to arrive at SIC.
OATS-In limited supply and stronger. st.
! Louis 42@-c v sack. Galena v bushel -@45c;
BRAN-In light supply and quiet: -@7oc y
HAY-In fair supply and duh. Ordinary $40
BEANS AND PEAS--Western beans 2@2lc
p ID: Northern 2s@2lc y ID. Green peas %
Gle p IL; COW peas l 6091 10 p bushel tor
mixed and 1901 s. for clay.
PORK-Firm S20GD20 % y Dbl.
DRY SALTED MEAT-Firmer. Loose should
ers 73s@7c, packed do. 7Xc. clear rib sides
ole, clear sides 1910.
BACON-Firmer, Shoulders SIC. clear rib
sides 10t4c clear sides III.
BREAKFAST BACON-Dull at 13@134c.
HAMS-Choce sugar-curcd Large size 1870
f3c medium 13l@1sa: small 13s@13sc.
+ "A unt1lf nd mn
-@12c y ID. refined -Gt21ac keg --U1S,4c.
buckets --t913Ac.
BUTTER-Choice Goshen 30@32c. medium rs
@2sc, choice Western 2@23c. medium 17@19c.
CHEERE-(hoca Western collie n = New