New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-10
MARKETS.

| NEW YORK, October 9.-The Posts fnan
| cial article says: The downward specula
ton at the Stock Exc hange continues
Gold opened at il6le, sold at Il6as, then VI
to ll6a4 at 1922 A. M, and back to l16ss al
| ll:03 A. NJ, since which all the sales have
| higher, the rates for use until Monday hav
ing been 1-1605 GA, 1882 and 7-6l of y cent
Foreign exchange is dull, the nominal rates
for prime bankers sterling are 81 80 and
| 81 "a. and the actual rates "a 7Sl6 and
"a S204 SON. Money is 304 o. cent for call
loans and 5l9 al y cent for prime mercan.
tile paper.
Government tonds are lower, where
| changed, but have not declined as much az
gold. The stock market, at the opening.
va, irregular. but generally lower. There
was an immediate decline of 1s q "a in the
general list, and Missouri Pacific ~ cent.
There was then recovery at the first
board Of u q ", and including Missoui
Pacific, Ia; since the n there has been de.
cline of a "a v cent; the latter North.
western, preferred, the common stock hay
ing fallen y cent. Union Poetic opened
at 62ls; advanced to 631a, and is now 63.
The cotton marker on spot has
shown notable Improvement. A better
demand for export has prevailed, and
spinners have purchased fair guam.
tity. The settlement of the Fall River
troubles is exerting a favorable influ-
ence In this direction. Export demand has
been restricted by the scarcity of ocean
freight room, nevertheless, during the week
there have been sales for the purpose Of
$500 bales. For future delivery the market
has net been without excitement during
the week. and prices advanced, owing partly
to the apparent settlement of difficulties
between England and China, though also
due partly to rather low crop estimates in
consequence of falling of IN the receipts.
which have not shown as large an excess
Cotton closed firm; middiing uplauds
l3hc; Orleans 1870. Ssles 944 bales. Net
receipts 268 bAlee; gross 1912.
Futures closed weak and irregular; eales
80, 400 bales, rs follows: October Is IL 80 q
II Side; November IL 5320l3 3l6o;
December - 3S2o ltc; January 10 $3.50
1885, rehruasy 10 l3$2Sl3 7-l6c; March
nh0n 532c; June IA S-l60A ll-32c; July
NJ pa II a9c; August Ian ola 1l-l6o.
!. Flour steady, only moderate export,
limited home Trade demand, -impfoveinent
@ medium and Eoo4 erades, WheAt-S1 06
ard a 299l 70 10 .soond new and ola
winter red Westesss u 300l IS for No. /
vhtte Western. Corn, lD2e better. mod
9ixsd sd ysliov Wsstess; 7oc isr Wsssern
mixed n atofe; ne fer choice white a. ia
store; 5oo0o for unseund 80 hee1ed West-
eEn nixsd. 0sts hrtssr, fair inquiry Il IS
055c; new Sstxsd Esd white 45A , iBltc;
White Do ~ 055c; white Stats 48055e. Pork
higher; nov Job lots ~ 30O22 ~ LAID
4rner; l54e Tor prime stesm on spot Cot.
10 quiet: Sugar stsady. Rice quiet. No.
Iassss dull. epiFfts Of turpeutine hrner e
3Dc.. Rosin fimes; III 7O1l rs tor sfrained,
Hrpighfs quiet and ARM cotton By esil S 16d:
grain IN 0sc; BY steam, cotton 7-16d; grain
0aseennnsnta 'dull and asady;- Hsv. avss
IN =; Gtatee quiet aud nominal
Or. LoGD, Oe1obef 0.-HIous vnckanxed.
Vheat-No. 2 red wintse u coal 81 cash;
~ ~ XOvanber; Mo- do u 9ool a24A
Q9o< 1aetIve hut 1sp; sales Of - lots It
e. 80 On dali; 36lhe Va. eash. DeTley
11ll e1G o6ninal Ryo 12Ac bid Pork
5141& Lnrd-Epao of6gjnG. uulk
a(ee1s nsol.s1ly nueknnGed. Bason dull;
8: g $: IS: S ;|es'
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