New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-30

| Sub-treasury balances-G0ld $E, 36l ,l52;;
| currency ST. ,746370.
The sub-tressurer paid out &38, 600 on
| account of interest and $92 GO for bonds.
Customs receipts TO-DAY $l53OOO.
Loans. increase, $l.375, 900; specie, in
crease, $2,625 600; legal tenders. increase,
| 81. 625.0 900; reserves, increase, $625, 900.
Cotton closed dull; uplands l3 l-l6c; Or
rleans l3Ac; sales 63l bales; net receipts
1872, gross 2lO9; exports to Great Britain
1905, to France 342O, to the Continent l9OO
Futures closed weak; sales IL, 500 bales. ~
0l3 1890; March l3 $40 1910; April
| l3 1920; May ID ll-l6c; june 1890; July
IA l-320I4 l-l6c; August 14h ola 3l6c.
At the Cotton Exchange the market ON the
| SPOT has latterly been quiet and depressed
| by the large receipts at the ports, and this
| has also been the case with futures. To this
cause of depression has been added the
dullness of trade. The market closes quiet
and depressed.
Flour is in buyers favor; $505 so for
common to fair extra Southern; IS sos IS
for good to choice do. Wheat quiet, 81 $50
| AZ. Corn a shade better; demand fair; 63
068c. Oats are without decided change.
Pork firmer; new mess e2l. Lard firm;
prime steam 1885 0l2 ll-I6c. Coffee dull
and lower. Sugar quiet and heavy. Rice
quiet. MOlasses-New Orleans quiet and
steady. Turpentine and rcsin quiet.
32d.
ST. LOUIS, January 29.-Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat-No. 2 red winter lower
to sell; other grades pretty firm: No. 9 red
winter 81 450l ASH; No. do 81 80 Corn in
active; No mixed 1874 13S14c. Oats-De-
mand light and firm; No. 2 35&c asked.
Barley and rye unchanged. Whisky in
active; 81 06. Pork firmer; Sl9 S714 a 20.
eh L. A- l.
rib and clear sides 10A 0lO24c. Bacon
frmer; shoulders 90; clear rib and clear
sides II y q l2c. Lard generally held at l2c.
Hogs active; the demand largely exceeds
the supply; packing s707 25. Cattle I'M
CINCINNATI, January s9.-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat quiet and weak; 81 25
81 IS. Corn dull and unsettled; 4O0 42c.
Oats dull; IS q 42c. Pork firmer; so. Lard
dull and quiet; kettle 1870. Bulk meats
strong: shoulders II 07asc; clear rib sides
l0A l0a4c; clear sides lie. Bacon quiet
and firm. Live hegs active. Whisky
quiet and steady, 81 06. Butter-Demand
good, at full prices for choice; lower grades
nominal.
CHICAGO, January 29-Flour dull and
unchanged h. Wheat c closed weak; No. !
dull; No. mixed 4Ola 1880. Oats dull;
No. 2 3Oa4 030%c. Barley dull; 77c. Rye
steady; demand fair. Dressed hogs-De-
mand fair; IS 2508 As. Pork strong; sig 40
0l9 IS, spot. Lard active; II loo. Bulk
meats firm; shoulders use; clear rib and
clear sides l0a4 0llc, all loose. Whisky
steady at 81 06.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. January 29-During the past
week Mincing Lane has been dull and un-
settled, with q downward tendency. The
only feature in sugar has been Q decline of
ls Cd v hundred weight on crystalized
Demarara. The coffee market has been
we'll supplied with foreign sorts, which
went slowly, many parcels remaining I'M
sold. Numerous cargoes of rice are arriving
of the coast; few of these have been sold
at barely the former terms. There have
been number OF minor failures in various
branches of trade throughout the country
during the week.
Business at the Stock Exchange today
was very quiet, as it usually is on Satur-
days. The changes in price are generally
unimportant. Government securities and
home railway shares have been dull. In
the foreign market, Egyptian securities mo-
nopolized attention. There have been con. |
sales at from y 014 y cent de- |
cline. Hungarian, Argentine. Italian and |
Turkish securities have been slightly lower.
Discount demand inactive, and open mar |
ket rather weaker under competition for the |
few bills offered.