New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08
the comparative statement Of cotton for the
week ending to day:
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, January 7, Evening.-Money
offered at &; steady and quiet at ). Gold
closed at 1923 a lib. Governments dull
| and strong; new tves ll6B. State bonds
quiet and steady; Tennessees strong: skies
4412; new 42A. Stocks closed active and
| steady.
Sub Treasury balances-Gold, S44, 3i7, asa;
currency $35, 1905.
The sub.treasurer paid out SAL 900 on &C
count OF interest, and $256 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts, $444,000.
Cotton closed dull; uplands Is 5-l6c;
Orleans l3l5c; net receipts l7O5; gross $3.50;
sales S2S; weeks net receipts 1887; gross
e, 1862; exported to Great Britain 1920; to
the continent $3.50; weeks sales 69l6; stock
l42,362.
Futures closed weak: sales IA 900 bales.
as follows: January l3lsc; February ID SIG
0l3 1l-32c; March Is GIG ID 1890; April
Ii 25320l3 l3-l6c; May l40l4 l32c; June
IA 3-l6014 1875; July ia 1872 l43sc; Au-
gust IA 7-I6a IA Is 32c.
Flour is still strongly in buyers favor;
superfne Western aid State 81 25 a 65:
Southern -four dull and declining; common
to fair extra 81 9005 so; good to choice
81 OF for upgraded winter red Western;
81 Oh for No. New York inspection do. Corn
firmer; demand active; 66 073c. Oats more
active; 45 04Sc for mixed Western and
State. Coifee-Rio quiet; l6A q lSa4c, gold,
for cargoes; l6A a 1890, gold, for job lots.
Sugar more active; SaSAc Tor fair to good
refining; Sasc for prime; Sl4 SIZE for
changed Molasses-New Orleans steady;
demand moderate at 500 60c. Rice quiet
and unchanged. Taliow 9la a sac. TuIptn-
tine and rosin quiet. Pork dull; uninspect-
ed new $50 75a2l. Lard heavy; prime
steam II l5-l60la7s. Whisky 81 llh@
II. Freishts to Liverpool firm; cotton by
sail $3.50 ll-32d; by steam lied.
CINCINNATI, January Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat dull and nominal.
Barley-No transactions. Rye dull at $50
SOC. Pork steady and firm at $50. Lard
steady; demand fair; steam l2asc: kettle
ID l3Ac. Bulk meats inactive; clear rib
sides II bc; Cumberland middles and short
rib middies l0lsc. boxed. Bacon easier;
shoulders Sa4 09e; clear rib sides llLc;
clear sides I20l2A. Green meats dull.
Whisky firm at 81 o. Butter dull! and un
changed. Hogs active; fair to good packing
81 1907 40.
ST. Louis, January 7.-Flour-Demand
slightly improved: prices unchanged. Wheat
strong but inactive; No. , red fall 81 46
bid; No. 3 do 81 30 bid. Corn active and
higher; No. 9 mixed 1914 039l5o. Oats
easier; No. 2 3512. Rye dull; CLIO bid.
Barley-Demand good at full prices for
high grades; strictly prime to fancy North
ern 81 l50l 20. Pork frmer at $l9 coo
10 IS. Lard tirmer; an advance is asked,
but none established; held at l2Ac. Bulk
meats frmer; shoulders &c; clear rib 100
l01sc; clear sides lOlc. Bacon strong;
shoulders &c: clear rib and clear sides lls
0l2c. Green meats stronger. Whisky
quiet and unchanged. Live hogs stronger
and active; the demand exceeds the supply:
shipping IS 4Oa6 60. Cattle slow and I'M
changed.
CHICAGO, January Flour dull. Wheat
frmer; No. spring 81 o.; No. ? do 955sc
spot. 96c February. 97c March; No. 3 do7sls
17Sa4c. Corn tirmer; No. i3c spot.
42lsc February. Oats steady and firm; No.
. SOC bid. Rye quiet and unchanged. Bar
ley fairly active; 79lsc spot. Pork steady;
prices unchanged. Lard-Demand good at
full prices II Boo spot. Bulk meats steady |
and unchanged. Whisky 81 Co., At the |
afternoon call wheat was shade lower;
o5c January, 95Ac February. Corn steadier;
43 a lac January. Pork active: sl9 81 a
10 80 cash. Lard firmer: 1890 cash: |
II 42Lsc February |