New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-17
MAE RhETS.

| New YORK, November l6, Evening"
Gold closed dull; ll4ss 0lldlt. Govern
ments active and strong; new fves 1l6k.
i States steady.
Sub-treasury balarces-Gold, $42, ,S5l 63S;
currency, $44,746,5l2.
The sub-treasurer paid out 81, 900 on
account of interest and $729.OOO for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day, 100000.
| The Posts financial article says; Gold
| opened at HAS, and has since sold at ll4as
| 01l4k. On call loans the rates have been
l02 for carrying and fiat. The nominal
rates for bankers sterling were early re
duced to 81 SIN and "a S3h. The money
market shows little change, Stock Exchange
| call loans being 5. Prime mercantile paper
is quoted at Gas.
Stocks opened with prices u 0lle above
yesterdays closing. The exceptional stocks
were Western Union Telegraph, Lake
| Shore, Union Pacific, Pacific Mail and
OhiOs, which we're unchanged. Since the
| opening the general list has declined Y q
| IL, Missouri Pacific Ie, Erie "a and Ohio
| ana Ohio and Mississippi l. In exception
to the genera! list Pacific Mail advanced in
the first hour and a half l and has since
fallen IL. Union Pacific advanced ", and
has since been steady at the advance.
Cotton closed firm; middling .uplands
l3 5l6c; Orleans 1880; Gales 1882 bales;
consolidated net receipts 9S,4lS; exports to
Great Britain IL, 1853 bales; to France 1909;
to the continent 1903; net receipts 4S9
gross 1899.
Futures closed firm; sales 80 900 bales, as
follows: November 1898 q ID ID 32c; Decem-
l3 IL 800; February l3 5-32 l34c; March
1888 0l3 2l-32c; April Is 13l60l3 1880;
May l3 81 320l4c; June 14b old 5-32c;
July Ia 9-320l45 6e;August 14as a l4l3-32c
Flour quiet; still ruling in buyers favor;
very limited inquiry; supertine Western
Il CkaAa 49, An
and declining; common to fair extra '$5 400
45; good to choice extra $6 5009. Wheat
dull; in buyers favor. with very limited
business; 81 2201 % for fair new winter
red Western; 81 40 for fair white Michigan;
81 IS for white Canada in bond. Corn
dull aad about 10 lower; 73h 077c. Oats
more active and lower; 4l04sc for mixed
white do. Cofee-Rio dult I'm 1870,
gold. for cargoes; l7h020&c, gold,
for lob lots. Sugar quiet and steady;
$4,000 bags of Brazil were reported
at &c; refined unchanged; fair demand. Mo-
lasses-Foreign grades are dull and nomi-
nal; new crop New Orleans lower; more
active; 500 bbis sold at 60070c. .Rice firm;
fair demand. Tallow quiet and steady;
9ssc. Rosin steady. Turpentine dull, 4Oc.
Pork dull and nominal; job lots &22 400
~ SO. Lard unsettled; prime steam 12k
012sc. Whisky firm; 81 l5. Freights
hrmer; cotton, per sail 5-16d; per steam
7-l6d.
81. LOUIS, November i6..Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat dull; No. red winter
81 81 bid; No. 3 do 81 27h01 %. Corn in
active; No. 2 mixed 52c bid. Oats 32lac.
Barley dull and unchanged. Rye firmer;
demand better; No. 2 66hc bid. Pork
New mess $2l 25 02l so; old $2l IS. Lard
easier; prime steam II Nc asked; no bidders.
Bulk meats-Loose shoulders S0sMe; clear
nil ssA 81 -
eonwNothing doing. Whisky steady at
butchers $707 50. Cattle steady.
CMCrNNATI, November I6.-Fiour Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat steady; red 81 Is
0l 2S. Corn steady; old 62064c; new 46
y 04Sc. OAts dull; 2503Sc. Barley firmer,
6o but not quotably higher; Rye dull; 7s@
Lard dull; steam lis o l2c; kettle I3o.
Bulk meats and bacon quiet and unchanged.
Green meats inactive; buyers off. Hogs
dull. Whisky-Demand good at full prices,
Butter steady. demand fair; choice 2602Sc.
CHICAGO, November l6.-Flour dull;
more sellers than buyers. Wheat pnehang-
u l0l4; No. 2 do 81 '06ss. Corn-Demand
fair; No. mixed 81 05l Ao spot; soho bid,
seller November. Data easier; 3O3tc, cash and
holler this year. Rariey-Demaud fair; 85kc
Reti go eelier November. Rye steady ct
~. Fork 9i9 Hh h019 20. February del
VERY Lord fsmer; So cash; II $50 Feb.
sinsry; Bulk meat.-Dem.nd fair; ehoul-
Gsfs f4ci shert rib middles l1Oll%c;
ssles 1t u Ill., NM =
Fesoegn Markets.
HvFHfooI, November ~, Evening"
Ceteon--6ales It middline uplands. low
uf4oitne clggee, ehippsa Jsnuary IA FsS
iunFy, iSi6di D. February md March |