New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-12
MAR kETS.
Domestic Markets,

NEW YORK, November IL, Eyenino-
Gold c'osed at ll4la 0ll4Ss. Governments
dull and strong; new fves 1853. State
bonds quiet and steady.
The Posts financial article says: Gold
opened at ll4A; sold Immediately at u4lt:
then advanced to llila and has since sold
at ll4as ll4l2. On gold loans the rates
have been ld3 T. cent ts anuum: I.6i u
day for use, and fiat Foreign exchange is
strong: the rates before noon were marked
up to "a S2l. and 81 81 1e, business adyanc
ing to 81 81 and 81 St.
In the money market Stock EXCHANGE
call loans are BE al per cent, and call
loans at the bank premium. Mercantile
paper is ). Government bonds are ls9k
lower, except the tive-tweuties of 1865, old.
the new tiyes and currency skies, which are
unchanged.
III the stock market the volume of busi,
ness has been larger than yesterday, and
prices at the opening were, as a rule. a frac.
tion higher than yesterday. In the first
hour there was an advance of I, a2h. Lad
by Union Pacific, since which time there,
has been decline of u Ia, led by Mis-
souri, Pacific, Union Pacific having been ex-
ceptionally strong and having further ad-
vanced "a. The market is now irregular.
Hannibal and st. Joe, Missouri Pacific, Lake
Shore and Western Union Telegraph being
at the lowest of the day.
Cotton closed steady; middling uplands
l3sc; Orleans l3a4c consolidated net re-
celpts l2o9,2 bales; exports TO Great Britain
59,Ig; to France 9l79; TO the continent
IA. 80; net receipts 1898; gross 5I57.
Futures closed easy; sales %, 900 bales.
as follows: November 1875 0l3 1890; De-
oember l3 Is l6c; January l3 $3.50: Feb
ruary l3 1882 a l3 7-l6c; March l3 9.I60
13 l9-32c; April l3 25-32c; May l3 l5-l6c; june
IA 3-320 l4Bc;. July ID 3l6ol4 7-32c; Au-
gust Ia 5l6e Ia l1-32c.
Ap1l ak,l =.
limited inquiry; super6ne Western aptf
State $505 80; Southern -four quiet and
unchanged; common to fair extra IS As a
90; good to choice do 36 $500. Wheat
very dull and lower to sell: 81 Is al 20 for
common to fair new winter Western; 81 81
for Milwaukee. The depression is more OBJ
servable upon common and inferior grades
than upon the better kinds. Corn scsrcsiv %
so firm, very moderate inquiry, 74074hS:
steam Western mixed 75ts 076c; sail do
7607G15c; high mixed and yellow Western
73Ac. Oats heavy; 44050c for mixed
Western and State; 4S0 $50 for white West
ern and State. Cofee-Rio dull and un-
changed. Sugar quiet and steady; refined
unchanged: Molasses dull and unchanged,
new crop New Orleans 72@7Sc. Rice nm.
changed, moderate demand. Tallow firm:
Gas 09ssc. Rosin dull, 81 S5aI 90. Tnr.
pentine dull; Ale. Pork dull and heavy;
w 5o. Lard frmer; prime steam I2MD
l3c. whisky lower; 81 l6lR. Freights
quiet; cotton by sail Il as l6d steam Sd.
ST. Louis, November ll.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat dull; No. 9 red winter
81 534 bid; No. 3 do 81 2sh 0I a9N.
Corn-NO mixed 4Slfe. Oats firmer: No.
32c. Barley dull and unchanged. Rye
dull at Csc; 65lsc bid at the close. Lard
Gull ard nominal; prime steam 12lac Bulk
meats easier; shoulders Sl&c; clear rib sides
ia II lsc; clear sides liz 0lIAc. Bacon
STEADY shoulders l0h 0l0lac; clear rib
sides l4N 0l4lsc; clear tides 14A disc.
whisky steady and unchanged. Hogs
Demand active. Cattle steady and un-
changed.
CINCINNATI. November ll.-Flour, wheat
and barley dull and unchanged. Corn
scarce and firm; old Goa go; new 40 o 43c,
Oats dull; 28038c. Rye quiet and steady.
fork-No Old here: new is iobbing at S22
tc0NrlNUED ON EIeHTH PAeE.I