The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-05-14
FINANCIAL And 0oMMHRoTAI NARTS=
MORNING STAR ovv,o

"a forA
nave been rather more liberal both in bank ana ~
| street, but the rates Of commercial paper ~.
tinued unchanged. Under the decline in cola =. ~
York the market fell of materially, and from II.
cause forcing exchange ALSO Owing to light c.
and fair demand, New York sight has sbo,r, m
ed advance. Securities have exhibited . n,os..-.
degree Of animation, without any new feature a. -
In Stocks. while State Consols lave ruled at
rates, and City Premium Bonds at o slight adv.noa
| Under unfavorable advices from Liverpool and " =
York Cotton has been in only moderate reous.t ~,
shows falling off 10 in all grades since our last
TONS India crop accounts are very unfavorabls a.,
advices from Brazil point to very small exports IT.
stock of cotton held by English spiuners on the Ola,
April was i6s00 bales, against 24s.OOO last year An,
$50 ocO the year before. Under advoes quoting Tobo,
| buoysnt and advancing In the West, the msrkett
Ia strong and tending upwards. Sugar aad MOI..
| have been dull and without any marked fsstu,. Y
notices Flour has been dull, while Corn has ba..,
/ better request and higher. Under W. stern ,dr,..
Pork opened this week with a better feeling ws,h ~
since, however subsided, leaving the market n,h.
quiet Other meats have shown little animatc. ,,a
scarcely any variation.
FINANCIAL Observation-Disclosures paner q,
cent per annum Al do to 10; second grade nomins
first class mortgage do to 10 per cent per annuu; e.
1904 TO loi currency Mexican do dollars SO Es
Commeroial Sterling $40 to 81 bank do to SSH .
and commercial sight at to SIG per cent premium
COMMERCIAL.
COTTON Moderately active, 10 lower than last FHs
Weeks receipts bal. Exports 20 80 and ~
1880 Stock in Presses 1853 500 Quotatons,Los ora
Kidding aoes Msdnsy T TSs kass
teiegrams make tine receipts at New Orleans So
TENDER lst 35i S7i bales against $50 s43 last yesr
crease 3sa n3i bales Receipts all ports as b
% al 1's afanss So
Increase 52aaI Exports from all ports s64c5,Sai
LEAP IOBACcO-ln fair demand and firm.
sale 5000 hhds Qnotations-Frosed and Factory Luss
to Medium Leaf 81 to II; Good Leaf l! to 49, Fine
Leaf i3h to l4i; Selections Is to l6 Africans ID
MANUFACTURED roBACCo-ExLra Fine rs to 81 70; Fins
65 To II; Fine Medium to IS Good Medium 50 10 O,
rs to H SEa e and M
Black sweet 46 to sic; No IS and ios Black sweet
styles Natlr Leaf Twist Package 50 to sSs -
LoUsIANA sUaAH.--Common 10 per pound; Fair
1 Eay fAi 'h' Prime ss'' zsll'" Clarified ''' WAa
LOUISIANA MoLAssss.-common Rehoilsd IS to ID
Prime do as to SOC; Choice do-to sac.
GoLDEs szs S P wholesale, = to 500 PER gallon
to It. ordiSsfy Fair !? g s sso Sood s.
Prime ia a,, q to g., Choice Sc ~, nou,,.
to Low =, Treble ETas g p Good Treble re
70 5 for Choice Family Extra - 80 ~ 'AS''
CoHNnEAtnQuiet. Jobbing at q IS per Dbl. Whas
Coka rs sAcKs-white Mixed 57i to 500 per busAd1
Yellow Mixed Ct u TOci Choice Yellow 60 and whhk
oATs-ordnary - to 800; Prime to &C Choa-
BsAN-chooe - to 500 per 100 lbs
90 H IA g TO 7 o. per toni Prime aHsl
PoRK-Mess jobbing *22 90 - 70 per Dbl.
., BAcoN.shonGers jo6hipg at sac per ibi Clear BID
- DRY sALTeD MEAT-ShoulderSjobbngA t;a; Clear Ri =
sUeARcURED HAMs.thoioe Iss to 144 per Id, asOor,
Ing 10 Rssn.d ,on,,ns . IA, Dsr H.
to 1870.
BnEAkEAsT BAcos-pIll at to 1890 per ID =.
ByTTEk-choioe New York Goshen to 4ac pnhl
30 to $40 Medium 20 10 FAC; Inferior to g peril
CHEtsE-Choioe Western ID to iSA New York Cra
-Mackeral, extra No l. Dbl. Gao co. bbs ls.lI
So.? Kits 49, 70 bbs soi SIS o.
kit IT, 70; No. od hsTgs 60 = o. tdo w
oRsy on to 2, 79e r. Refined f 3D. ~ s
s6 per gallon Lard Ol-sl 90 to 81 10 per gallon o.
'0E s ssss
p to q 80 Tp5k,s leland Is to $50 per tES
ra?as
nOIia. 5; Xxx Palm; I: CASTLE, zoe:
YEAST PowDERs-sl5 to Is for quarter boxes, and
BREAD Gxb be ckAcKsns-Ginger Nuts 20 per III
Bread so Nay Bread 1G Lemon snHPs ,.e ike
Butter do, :c; Boston do Co. Wine d. l0o Sugar
SCI Pic Mic DO, Sc; Water do. 40: .....,.v. Il
TO aose; Good TO Sie; Prime osii; q,
TEA-Job lots-Imperisl $50 to 81 ~ per Loi o. -
powder ESQ to 81 81; Hyson SOC to 81 TO- houhs N.Y.
4Oc TO 81 Is; Oolong $50 to 95c.
FRUITS NUTs-LemoDs, g per Do1 ~
Citron CSC per lb Currants,-to 73ci Brazil Nuh a.
tic Almonds, to lee; Filberts IL to lAc; Datea
7c; Cocoanuts, g. to 80 per 1000. Pecans-t TO IN
nuts too per Id; Louisiana Oranges - per oeL
PoULTRY-Louisiana Chickens 81 IS to 25 per dCa3
Young 81 50 TO 3 so Ducks 90 10 to - Geese "
to -; Turkeys SIS " to II.
EGGs-WesteIn IL to l4c per dozen; Louisiana
I5c. ~.
EscuLENTs AND GREEN vEeETABLEs-Louisan.Pass
toes 90 10 to s. 81; Sour Krout - to - CaOos
IS 90 to % 10 per o; Onions g to SO.
BEANS AND PEAs-Western Beams u 70 20 pa
Northern 10 $40 per Id Green Peas = TO 2Ac PTy
10 W for Clay.
DRIED FRuIT-Apples "a to 94c: Peaches 81 to siG
HONEY -Unstrsined 800 per Id; Strained sSc.
Wax % to 29c per ID. II ha
Moss-Blask to Sc per lb Gray to &C; Graz
Black mixed to &c. -
WooL-Price4 nominal. LouiBiana Clear, 81 to "a -
ID Clear Lake % to "a. BURY II to IL Tezas-ps
HIDFs-Dry Sailed, 81 to 9; Country Green, o
Dry Flint, = to %. 1aIow, 20 &c por Id.
CoTroN SEED-$- to slO per ton. 49, m
CooPERAGE-Moasses bills, 81 90; Sugar hhds,S
Hhds Poles. $40 per thousand. Dbl. do 500 81. 9,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jute and Hemp, 1871 to i htI
and Ice, reserved; Baiing Irvine - to l5c perlh
IRON COTTON TIEs-5Ac per lb. .,,oAn
NAVAL SToREs-Tar 81 90 to % so Pitch ~ ,Iar
Resin Q: 90 to % Turpentne 30 to $50 per SH5
LIVE SToCK-Texas Beeves, lst quality, s-"SSS-
do 8 to $50; Sd, - to Sl5 Western do 30 Shs-.
Texas HoRs-S6 e.; Western do, % 90 to e2Si
lst quality S5 to ST. ID do, g to sos 81 Ho