New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-01

Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared 1876
SuGAR-There were no receipts this morn
ing. A dealer sold 100 hhds to grocers on pri-
waite terms. The market is steady and strong
| with fair local demand, with small dim
inishing stock. Dealers are selling in job lots
in the sheds at Sle 98a4c for good COM
mon, &c for fair, 9Ac for good fair. 9la
S9Ac for fully fair, 100 for prime, l0Ac
for choice, l0lsc for yellow clarified. and
l0lsc for oif-white clarified. Stock in the
sheds 1893 hhds.
MoLAssEs-Recived this morning II bbls.
Little or nothing doing. Common is quoted
nominally at 40c; fair soc; prime 5Sc; choice
60 a Csc p gallon. Stock in the sheds, 1884
bbls and 10 half bbls, and 80 bbls New York
syrup.
FLoUR-Buyers are holding c if as usual
on the last day of the month, but lower
prices have induced some to make pur-
chasee, and 1900 bbls sold, of which 100
good treble extra at Sc 25; 100 choice treble
at Sc IS; 100 and 300 do at 81; 100 do at
81 1914; 800 choice extra, in lots, at 81 IS
/ as 25. and so at IS y Dbl. 80 half bbls
good treble extra sold at % so " half Dbl,
The market is dull, and now quoted in lob
lots at IS 80 for superfne; IS rs for double
extra; Sc for low treble extra; Sc 2506 so
tor good treble extra; $6 75a7 for choice
treble extra, and 81 250S for choice and
family extra.
A car load of 900 half barrel sacks came
in this morning from Texas, chasing good
treble extra, and sold at So 95 u sack at
the depot. We mnst repeat complaints of
the light texture of the eacks and their
small size. They should be of heavier and
stronger material and of full barrel meas
urement' Barrels, of course, are preferable.
CORN MEAL-Go0d supply and no de-
mand. and quoted nominalIy at % so y Dbl.
Only 200 bbls sold in lots at SO SO " bbl
PoRK-Buyers are holding of as usual on
the last day OF the month, and the market
is l2hc y, Dbl lower, a lot of 100 bbls mess
Having sold to a dealer at $50 37h. But
the stock is small and dealers have very
little, hence an improveme Mt ia expected to-
morrow, the first day of the month"; Dealers
are retailing at 1923 023 IS " Dbl.
PRIME PoRK-Is selling on orders at $l9
v Dbl.
RUMP poRK-Is selling on orders at $ls so
019 v Dbl.
PIC PoRK-Is selling at sll 5Oa IL y half
DRY SALT MEAT-Dull. No demand at
Wholesale and very little at retail. Shout
ders may be quoted in lots at &c; Atsiling
at GA 09sc VI ID.
BAcoN-Is in request and stronger, unu.
sually 90 for the last day of the month. 10
and IS casks clear sides sold, to arrive, at
l4c, 10, spot. at l4hc and 10 Of l4hc v ft.
shoulders are quoted at lOkc, clear rib
sides lac, clear sides 14kc v rs, and deal.
ers are jobbng at Nc over these prices.
Corn IN SACKs-Is in fair supply and
moderate demand, ct frmer prices for
white; other grades are selling at previous
prices. Only 500 sacks sold, of which 1850
choice yellow at $780, 100 white mixed at
$50; 100 choice white at 93e, and $50 do at
$50 y bushel.
.OATs-Good supply of inferior and dull.
Choice is scarce and 10 request. Prices are
weak. Only $50 sacks sold, of which 100
ordinary new st. Louis at 4fc; so and. 100
new 81. Louis at SOC, and 100 Texas ct $40
v bushel..
BRAN-The' supply is fair and the demand
continues quiet. $50 sacks sold, of which
800 1t the railroad depot at II; $50 and 200
choice at the landing at u 05 y leo lbs.
HAY-Good supply Of inferior. Light
supply of prime and choice. The demand
10 limited. No ssles. Yesterday prime sold
ct 325 026 v ton. =.
BREAxFAsr BAcoN-Nons on hand. Sun
plies Vouid command 17al7hc " Is.
HAks-Cheice sugar-cufed are in light
supply end strong, with an upward tendency
In prices. Fancy brands are quoted ct IAN
0l5c; those less in favor ct 1l0lllSc y Is.
LAlD-Lght supply, but only in Job de-
mand. Terce u quoted st IAN 1l4lsc;