The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-07

10 State bonds Louisiana consols declined tt
rs, and District of Columbia G5s advanced to 81
changes $50 900 235 currency balances 50 722,oss
gold exchanges, S,649.272; gold balances
81, 49,, 9S5.
exchanges, 1855, 550,23t; currency balances
1895 724 gold exchanges, $56,2o5 0o3; gold bal
aBces. S691336s.
Gold Ciearlngs at N. B. s.. N. Y.-Gold bal
ances. sl,775 s15; currency balances. 81, 1870 1856
gold cearings, 800 9l4 700.
The Financial Review says the events Of the
week In financial circles were important for
large annual disbursements and great buoy ancy
at the Stock Exchange The money market
was characterized by great ease; the offerings
of capital were largely in excess OF the vans Of
borrowers at IL to o per cent on call. Gold
speculation was weak with lower prices. declin-
ing from 1904 to 100k. Government bonds. ex-
hibited marked strength until near the close
when prices fell off fraction. Foreign ex-
changes were lower.
Railway and MISCELLANEOUS speculation was
buoyant, and dealings at times were attended
with considerable animation and excitement.
The advance in prices ranged from to 81 per
cent, the chief o. erations having been In Lake
Michigan CENTRAL. New Jersey Central and Del
aware and LackaWanna. and ansactfons in
Lake Shore were large ana dormea prom ~ nent
cent and there was some buying by all promi-
nent operators. which gave RI e to considerable
gossip The best prices OF the week were cur
rent at the close and the market left off buoyant
PRODUCE MARKET.
New YORK. July 6-FIour quiet and without
material change. Southern -four quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat dull and one cent lower-No.
red winter August sold at 81. No. 2 spring July
g9a6DSl OIL. No. Northwest August 5000. No. Q
red winter July 81 041a01 o.. Corn quiet. shade
lower; sales-Spot at 4572. for steamer 1919 At,
for No. 3 stetme August. 4415g45A, No. ,2yuly
tern ana State. 32@36h for white. do. Rye dull
and nominal. Barley unchanged. Pork quiet
and depregsed-July offered at $40 05. August
ouiet-Pickled hams 1os@1. do shoulders So
Cotton Exchange is closed.
OCEAN FREIGHTS.
New YORK, July g. - Ocean freights love
and active. To Liverpool by steam 10 900 bushels,
grain at 7g7Hd to Hull ny steam "a 600 bushels
grain at Sd: to Glasgow by steam 5000 bushels
grain at Sd.
CHICAGO, July 5. 1920 a. m.-Union Stool
Yards Officfa, receipts for week ending JiIIy
s. Inclusive, 1Os,95f Estimated receipts Of hogs
ing So 8o@3 95. choice heavy S404 10. Cattle re-
$50 a. m-Wheat-se1 July. 80 asked August.
Corn-37z asked August. Lard-677h August
Street market-no sales.
ST. LOUIS, July 6, 9:55 a. m.-Wheat-84 July.
1890 .: m,3W ahes: l29"eg-No ed s1h bid
August 81 cash. Corn very sow-3Sx bid
August, s414 cash. Oats firm but slow-2sH. bid
July, 22A bid August. 249241 cash, Whisky
meats nominal. Bacon easler-575. 5J1, g. 6.15.
Lard nominal.
0. m.--Wheat-s8A July. 81I August Corn
81 bid July, $50 bid August.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July 5 1915 D. m-Pork-$9 75@1o.
81, 81. Hams-10@12. Cut meats
5. 81, 81. Lard - 80, IL, TX. Hogs 50 50g4 35.
Receipts Il 1. Whisky 81 05.
CIECINNATIs July 6.-Grain quiet and steady.
26gT. white 2S92s Rye-Prime