The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-14
by Telegraph
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Oct is-Cofse dull and easier.
Rio.eargoes. ordinary PA ZIG job lots, ordin-
ny to snee lSa9 gold 81 aa's pfov2 Mons
pork SO, extra mess s15 u Dbl.
CINCINNATI. Oct H.. ats duiet mixed 2eGn27,
white 29a51. hye steady and quiet; $4,000 for
No. in elevator, 57g5s for good to prime sam
pie on arrival Barley, large receipts and do
mand heavy, 55ee57 Tor spring, as to quality.
for white, 81 25ee1 50 for red good to choice.
Corn steady and quiet: mixed, in ear 45@4e,
sheled 4s47 Mgs pre- e II a modsf tt demand
s5a5 25 for packing, and sc 1oa5 SO for light. Sc
leet butchers % 95tg5 40. Lard steady and quiet
quiet at si4114 80 for city. Bulk meats quiet;
selling WHISKY fair demand, u es sales tso az
bbls. Cotton easier and = lower.
.CHtoAee.. Oct. 10, o.45 O. m...Wheat opens
November 81 oTss. Corn-Noya1nber 421s. sellers.
Pork and lard not open. Estimated receipts
hogs 5000; official yesterday, 15,s62. quiet
but weak Ii . prices = sns :. shade haa lower light
phias sold ut So Is. Cattle-=Reeeipts about 100
cars.
November 81 oess@i 9sa; year ii osis@i oes.
nominal Oats steady October ~ kos Move as
g. Pork steady oeober il NS ao fps
So g5a13 year s12 90, January s12 s2s bid
Lard steady and quiet; October se5, year sa5
:
ST.. Louis, Oct. 1s.-Corn lower. 41tb6e42 Octo-
Der; 41a November. Wheat lower; No. 0 red
81 as; October 81 2e,s@1 2esi, now 81 ISIS, No
'g Il seWhea a easier: November as@2s Hogs
lower; light = 9o@5; packing 81 sot@5 so; re-
asked cash October no bid "i bib 81 meat eat nothing
d. ing Bacon shoulders 8, clear rib g36@gg1s,
clear ~. Lard nominal, %. Corn steady 421s
New YoBK. Oct. 10 The trade movement has
continued fair during the past week. and in
some quarters there has been an increase of
however. there has been less doing.
Dry goods have been active all through the
week. and the. fall trade has thus far been en-
eouraging. The same remarks may apply,
though not with equal force, to the hardware
trade. Breadstufrs have been active but very
huctuiating during the past week, TRANSACT
tons have not baen so extensive, either in short
or time sales. The same remarks apply with
equal effect to corn. Provisions have remained
quiet.
Manton & Co. report Western creamery but
ter 3o@9b: dairy. packed, tubs 10000: factory
12@17.. Receipts for, the week 1929 packages.
satisfactory for anything but firm goods Eggs
dull; Western 2lA. To-day flour was quiet at
s sg for Minnesota new; supsrfine Sta and
South ern flour moderately active, aui and
steady; No ? ss pa 80; superilne - soap5 7k.
, Wheat quiet Nc. ? red winter. cash. u 4s bid
bid: No. Northwestern. cash. 81 3sa bid. Corn
tlrmer ard 10 good request; steamer cash; 50
pa 90 OeIODaT bgta DID, mo. 2. cash b9ts bid
do October 59l4 bid. Barley steady and mode
rately active; two rowed State 7o@o72: No. /
Canada 95. Rye aniet, and steady; No. Q West
In fair demand No. white IL No. do 34Ge37 Il
extra mixed 35]s@3bA: No. 2 do 341s@e347f. |
Pork quiet and easier mess $14 30Gp14 35; Oc-
tober s14 bid Lard easier: SPOT $4,000. III y |
prime Western and city sold at s.s71s@Q9 Beef |
quiet and unchanged Cut meats steady Picked
bellies SG91s: do. hams 120D12ls. Whisky nom
inaI at 81 49,. Spot cotton quiet at II 1872; fu
lures steady Cheese-Market moderately ac-
tive and unsettled fair to fancy 100D13a skins |
B@91a poor 10 prime firm; farm dalries 1O@13 |
and ordinary TO fancy Western factory 6013a
Market Review.
NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-The events of the week in /
financial circles as q rule were less important
han those of last week. Tough some signif- |
can't changes have taken place. The monetary |
situation has been marked bya hardening ten
lency in the rates OF interest Towards the |
close most loans were made at u cent With
exceptions at 81 ghtly higher and lower rates
he foreign exchanges were steady Gold specu-
alton was weak ut the opening &. and the price
laclined from 1921 to 1921 but afterward became
strong. and sales were made at 1881 01034
Government bonds were weak in early deal
ngs. but afterward became firm and advanced |
a@b6 " cent. The railway and miscellaneous
'peculations were strong at the opening, and in
he general list the highest prices Of the season
we're made. Subsequently, however, there was
pressure to sell. and prices vie d.
assisted by rumors Of trouble between the New
York Central and Grand Trunk lines. In final
leaings. the coal stocks were conspicuously |
tronp and auitc active