New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05

| but be lest of the list was weak. The larger
| d' alings were in the following stocks to
! which we annex extreme prices: Lake
| Shore 57ja a Dos; Pacific Mail 363, a 81 Ls
Western Union Telegraph 1885 a 7Ss4; Erie
| Il IS a 1878; Northwestern, common, 39l2'G
! 39h; st Paul 36 Is a 353s: do, preferred, 63A
6234; Union Pacific 1873 a 10; Rock Island
| l01 % 0l07aa New York Central sold at
l0t's, and Harlem at 1915
Dur.lg the weekcottcn has been steadily
declining for both spot and future, with
moderate business for consumption on the
spot and fair business for future. Export
ers have purchased spariugly. The total
sale for futures were 1l3 600 bales, and on
| the spot 9057 bales, OF which SOB bales were
for consumption, 299 for export and SIS for
! speculation.
Sub-treasurv balanoes-gold S3j $40 3i5,
| currency 0,599, ii3.
Cotton closed quiet aud unchanged; mid
| ding uplands l4asc; Orleans l5l; sales 9l3
| bales.
Futures closed weak and steady; sales
| 20,5U0 bales. as follows: September 10 3l-32
a l3 ll-l6c: October - 5-l6 IS ll-32c; No
vemher 1874 a II 9-32c; December 1914 a
10 32c; January ID ll-32c; February l3le a
| Is l7-32c; March - ll-l6 a Is 23-32o; April
Is y 81 d 1889; May II LIS a. IA 3 32c; June
II 7-32 l44e; July IA - 32 a IA 7-l6c: Au-
gust II 1882 a l45ac
tlour-hliDnesota may be quoted at K Il
| ljc better; other grades dull: s. 80 &c So
for common to fair extra. Southern-SG 80
a 8 30 for good to choice. Wheat dull and
heavy | Q2c lower: 81 ie 81 10 Tor winter
Western 81 30 for new do; 81 iJ0i 6D for
white Yves tern. Corn dull and heavy; about
| lc lower; 73 016e for steam Western mixed:
| - a1oo for sail do: clos ng at about &c fer
steam: 16c for eail; 65 110 for damaged
| and heated Western mixed; 7912c for
high mixed and yellow Western. Oats
heavy d2c lower; 40 a j3c for new mixed
and white, including new STATE: 80 50 q
% 800 for old mixed Western; So a 60c for
old white DO. Pork steady; new mess Job
lots 81 a2l 10, Lard steady, 10 7-lGo Tor
old prime steam on the spot: 1880 for new
do. Coffee quiet and unchanged. Sugar
quiet and heavy. Rice unchanged Mo-
lasses dull and heavy. Spirits Of tlrpeG-
tine See, Resin steady. Freights quiet
Cotton by sal! 1924; by steam Id Grain
"a dSl4c.
CHICAGO, September Flour dull.
Wheat irregular, but in the main higher;
No. spring Chicago 81 %; No. 9 do 81 liai
spot 81 li3s seller September; 81 1874 seller
October. Corn dull; prices shade lower;
No. mixed G2Ac spot and seller Septem-
Der; 62a4 seller October. Oats quiet aud
weak: No. 2 354c spot; 3i% $50 seller
Septe nber Barley dull and dropping 81 OS
seller September; 81 0i seller October. Rye
tdsNAy Dut NV lU"eI. cE2 a 4 &c,
Pork strong and higher: ST. spot; sci u 10
seller September. Lard very firm; holders
are asking higher rates; BE spot; II So l3c
seller September. Bulk meats-Holders
firm at outside quotations; shoulders 81 a
sac; short rib miidles l2c; short clear mid
dies 12Ac. Whisky easier, but in good de
mand at 81 l5l2.
CINCINNATI, September Flour dull
family Sc 40 6 60. Wheat dull soc d 81 %
u L., n.
quiet; 80 a soc. Barley quiet spring 81 20
a 80. Rye, No, . soc. Pork-Demand fair
and firm; S2l. Lard quiet; steam 1875 a be-
kettle 1894 lac. Bulk meats--Shoulders
Slac, spot; clear rib i2lsc; clear sides l2lec
Bacop-Demand fair and firm; shoulders
99S a gao; clear rib l3l4c; clear sides l3lsc
Hogs quiet; no good grades offerings; re-
ceipts 625; shipments S65. Whisky-De-
mand fair; market firm; 81 ls.
ST. LOUIS, September 4.-Flour-Rather
better feeling prevails; there was only local
trade done. Wheat dull; No. . red winter
81 440l As, Corn frmer for cash, 63l9c.
Oats dull; No. ? Ssh 36lec. Rye dull;
No. 70l,c. Pork firmer: S2i IS deliv-
cred Lard dull; summer l234c. Bulk
meats quiet and unchanged. Bacon steady;
shoulders 912c; clear rib l3Ac; clear sides
l3l9c. Whisky inactive; 81 20. Hogs
tirmer; some sales higher. Cattle quiet and
unchanged.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. September 4.-The Times, in its
financial column, says: Firmness in the
money market continues. Corn is steady.
Deliveries of English and foreign wheat
continue to be heavy. The provincial mar
ket is mostly firm. with occasionally an adj
vance in price. The Hungarian wheat crop
is said to have been disappointing, bat
owing to the late harvest there may still be
some available for export. There Ia little
further news regarding the foreign crops.
Mincing Lane markets are without change
from the dullness of many weeks, The
sugar market continues depressed. and
prices are tending downward.