New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-05
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW DIRK, NOyem Der 4, EVenin2.-NOlu
closed strong at ll"i4 Hos. Govern
ments dull and steady; new lives l157s.
Spb-treasury baances-Gold, Si2,3ll, O16;
currency S52l33,1Il.
Tho sub-treasurer paid out $4,000 on
account of interest and S295,000 for bonds
Customs receipts to-day Si27 900.
The Posts financial article says: Gold
opened at ll478 and advanced to ll5A,
but owing 10 the smallness of the bids for
tine treasury gold, the prices went back to
ll5. On gold loans the rates were and .
T. cent paid to have balances carried. Ex-
change 81 S01i 81. and 81 S50i Sc. Bids
for the treasury gold were eleven in num-
her, aggregatiDg Sl.532,00o, at ll4ls to
llj. The money market has been more &C.
tive. Call loans are 1 to 6 p cent prime.
Mercantile paper at to u cent. Gov
eminent bonds quiet and Is to IS lower. ex-
cept 1868, new iives and currency skies,
which were steady.
The stock market at the opening was Is
to 81 lower than at the close Yesterday, and
there was an immediate decline on the gen.
eral list of IL to Is y cent. Prices began
to advance, however, and by eleven O'Clock
the decline had been recovered. The mar
ket then grew weak again, and the entire
list by noon was down "A to he, led by
Union Pacific. Since then the market has
been about steady. Western Union Tele-
graph, an exception, has been firm.
CUlUtu ClUbtu uut6ls uDldUub
13lbc; Orleans 1880: sales to-day 724 bales;
consolidated net receipts ] i2, oil; exported to
Great Britain 1854: to France I0.9l2 to
the continent 1903; net receipts ll73; gross
1865.
Futures closed steady; sales 1880 bales,
as follows: November 1875 0l3 5-32c: De-
cember IS l-32 ID Lice: January 1875 a
10 5 32c; February l3 81 a l3 slice; March
l3 1899; April 10 2l-32c; May ID 1860
Is 27-32c; June ll014 l-32c July IA $40
II 316c: August 144 ola SLIGO.
Flour 50l0c lower, rather more doing in
shipping grades for export. Supertine
Western State S5d5 80; Southern flour
heavy and lower; common to fair extra
S. 5Od6 GO; good to choice do 81 s. 40.
Wheat about lie lower; 81 260l 80 for fair
winter red Western; 81 40Gl As for white
Western; 81 80 for winter red Canada in
bond. Corn-MOderate request for ex.
port and home demand; 407sc. Oats
Moderate demand without decided change;
3S05lc. Coffee-Rio dull and I'M
fair to good refining Slsc; prime CEN
trifugal sac; refined easier, fair demand:
Zoe for standard A; ION a l05sc for granu-
lated and powered; lie for crushed. Mo-
discretionary grades and foreign quiet
and unchanged; new crop New Orleans in
fair demand at s00Sjc; old do SIS a CSC,
Rice firm; fair inquiry; GA 07Ac for Caro-
GA a 63se for rangoon. Tallow firm at ga a
934c; the latter choice. Rosin and turpen-
tine steady at 4llh 042c. Pork tirmer: Job
lots $23 023 25; extra prime SIG. Lard
firm; 13lac for old prime steam; new do
13lsc. Whisky quiet at 81 IL. Freights
corn, steam Sd; wheat, steam Sled.
CHICAGO, November 4.-Flour dull.
Wheat-Demand good; No. / Chicago spring
81 10; No. 2 do 81 077a; No. 8 do $50.
Corn steady; No. . mixed 53c, spot; 5OMc,
November delivery, high mixed, $3.50.
Oats quiet and steady; No. 3 81 03lAc,
cash and a options: Barley1Demand fair,
ers and sellers apart, 660 66lsc. Pork IT.
regular; new S2l; old $2l 5O02l rs spot;
$40 3d. all the years. delivery; $l9 421t a
10 15. February. Lard inactive; l2.600
1262lac spot; IL l50l2Flfc all the year.
Bulk meats firm, but not quotably higher.
Whisky steady and firm.
ST. LOUIS, November 4wFlour quiet and
weak; very little doing. Wheat-No. red
winter 81 5lla al SO; No. 3 do 81 81. Corn
inactive; No. 2 mixed 4919 a soc. Oats
frmer; No. 2 36c. Barley quiet and un-
changed. Rye-No. . 6907Oc. Pork and
lard unchanged. Bulk meats firmer; shout
ders S5s 08a4c; clear rib sides IL ssc; clear
sides 800 12lBc; all ten to twenty days old.
Bac0n-Shoulders 100 l0Ac; clear rib 1890;
clear sides I40l4lsc. Whisky unchanged
CINCINNATI, November 4.-Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat dull; red 81 200
| 30. Corn dull; $50 Coo. Oats dull: $50
40c. Rye dull; 78080c. Pork scarce; $22 25.
Lard steady, demand moderate; steam 1885
0l2a4c; kettle l3Ac. Bulk meats steady;
shoulders partly cured S1s 08a4c; clear rib
sides ii rs 0l2c; clear sides. l2A a l2lac, all
loose. Bacon scarce and nominal. Whisky
steady. demand fair; 81 49, Butter dull and
unchanged.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, November 4.-Common rosin
S. Sd. Tallow Sis Sd a Sis Cd. Turpentine
26s Sd.
LIVERPOOL, November a. 4:30 p. NJ
Corn Sis 3d03ls Cd. Red Western spring
wheat 9s Sd 09s Cd.
5 p. M Cotton - Middling Orleans,
nothing below low middlng, shipped Deem
Der and January, by sail, 15-l6d. Tur-
pentine 26s Sd.