The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-26
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New YORK, March 25 Evening" less
active So 1905 % 9r common 70 lhlr extra - 70 ~
decided change Corn scarce. G6o967. Oats n
shade ilrmer. 4l@52 Pork steady. Lard lower: :
and firm Rice quiet Molaeses-.grocery grades
quiet Turpentine and rosin Unchanged.
Freights dull; cotton per sail and steam. s-3&
and prices unchanged. Wheat easier; No. red
winter 81 81. No. 3 do. 81 33h Corn active; NO
mixed 4tl4@Ah. Oats inactive; No. s5 'ar-
lev ilrmer; No. 2 spring 90@sl. Rye inactive; 81
bid Provisions quiet and unchanged. Hogs
are scarce and wanted: packing ssgs So Cattle
firmer held higher. good demand-especiaily
LOUISVILLE. March 25.-Flour quiet Wheat
81 15@I 30. Corn 45546c. Oats 37@ilc Rye 75c
Pork so So Bulk meats shoulders SIC. clear
rib and clear sides 12.l5@12.37hc. Bacon
shoulders 94c. clear rib and clear sides 100
I3.37}ac. Sugar-cured hams l4@l4hc. Lard
tierce Axe. keg l5lac Whisky nominal 81 06
Bagging quiet and 1irm.
CHICAGO. March 25.-Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat dull. closed firm No. Chicago
changed Barley firm, 57i. Rye steady. 65.
Pork firm. s22 60 Lard unsettcd la'79misgo
scarce and firm, 81 OF.
CINCINNATI, March 25.-Flour quiet and un-
changed Wheat firm, demand fair. 81 2otal 30
Corn irregular. 5o@5l Oats steady s7@43. Bar
ley frm demand fair. Rye Inactive 71cD73. Pork
quiet and unchanged. Lard quiet and firm,
steam rendered 13>s@l3A, Kettle la@lb4. Bulk
Al oS. Butter easier, not auotably lower. Hogs
steady and firm. fair to medium heavy Is 5000
8 so; receipts 46S shipments 17GO.
NEW YORK March rs. Evening. Stocks closed
active and unsettled: New York Central 1l3.
Erie 2O7,. Lake shore 9l1. Illinois Central lol
Pittsburg 46h. Northwestern. common, Az:
preferred, 63ss. Rock Island 101l4, Paciiic Mail
20ss Union Pacific 90.
Sub-Trcasury balances-gold, s46676.s13; cur
rency. $5 696, ,922.
Cotton closed firm: middling uplands 13'a.
Orleans 10 916 sales 1913 bales. net receipts 95i.
At the Cotton Exchange prices have advanced,
both on the spot and for future delivery. and
there has also been considerable activity for
both The demand for export. encouraged by a
firmer Liverpool market has shown quite an
improvement and spit ners have also purchased
more freely. There has also been some specu,
in response to the spot mar ket. The shorts be-
came frightened at one time by the upward
movement favored by 80 many strong iniiu-
ences and covered largely. The close is rather
quiet both for spot and future
Marine News.
SouTHwEsr PASS. March 25. D. m.-Barometer
% AZ Wind southwest. light Weather cloudy.
Arrived: British bark Lord Clarendon, Marshall
master. seventy three days from Liverpool. with
S''I' The 1e steamer Wainor IS at anchor inside and
the steamer Mississippi is aground on the bar
bound out.
CINCINNATI March 25.,The river rose feet in i
"a hours. Weather cloudy and cold. Departed:
Robt. Mitchell for New Orleans.
PITTsBURG. March 25.-River Z feet inches
and rising. Weather, cloudy and mild
EVANSVILLE. March 25.-Weather cloudy ana
cool River rising.
cloudy. River IL feet inches in the canal and
rising. r
from New. Orleans at a. m Departed: sa, houso 81
inches and rising Cloudy and cool weather.
v1cKsBURG March 25.-Passed down. Chero-
kee, a. m: Leopard and tow, II m. Up: Par
goud. u m. Arrived: Golden hule, p. m.
GALVESTON, March 25.-Arrived: Steamship
San Jacinto, from Liverpool. via Vera Cruz.
Sailed: Steamship State of Texas. for New York
bark Felix for Liverpool.