New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-05

Exports Friday to Wednesday inclusiyel
to Great Britain 6.544 bales, against 80, pos
last week and Ga, 239 last year, and to the
continent 16.2l5 bales, against 1880 last
week and 1850 Last year
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up
to 10 NJ, E3, $50 bales, against 4OS.532 last
week, and 456, I55 last year.
ToBACCo-The only transaction reported
to-day was hid. The amount on sale is
estimated at 1900 hhds. We continue to
quote as follows: Low Tugs 707kc; good
$3.50; low leaf 9h q l2c; medium l30Hh;
good ISM q lie; fine $4,000. Received since
last evening, none; exported, hhds to
Havrei stock on hand by our running state
ment, 1899 hhds.
Messrs. William G.. Meier g. Co., of Louis
vile. in their circular OF the first instant,
say: "Of new growth so tar a few hhds
green and sandy primings, put up in IN
safe condition have been received, prices
varying from ga a4aac, and of common to
medium. new leaf about a dozen hhds,
mostly of Southern Kentucky growth, were
sold at from Sdlic. If we were to accept
these few hhds as fair types of the new
growth, we would have to regard the crop
rs very inferior and common, but as the
season has been very favorable for matur
ing we do not believe the foods and rain
storms during June and July to have in
jured the crop in quality as much as in
to full average yield"
FREIGHTs-A ship was taken up for Liver
pool to day at Esd for cotton, and two we're
laid on for The same port at the same. Yes.
terday we reported chip for Havre at
l 3l6c, and one for Bremen at 2l-32d. We
continue to quote as follows:
BY steam-COtton to Liverpool Ad: to
Hamburg, via New York, lac; to Ant
werp, via New York, Aec; New York,
7sc; to Boston, Providence, Fall River and
Philadelphia, via New York, 1c.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool a SD; to
Havre | 3-l6c: to Bremen 2l.32d; to Ant
werp 5-l6c; to Genoa 5-l6c.
SUGAR-Received this morning l37 hhds.
The market is very dull, but the supplies
were mostly sold at 6he for common;
Csc for good common TO fair; &c for fair;
712c for good fair, and 8ls q S7sc for yellow
clarified, as in quality. and Sc tor off white
clarified.
MoLAssEs-Received this morning 1920
bbls and 81 halt bbls. Good demand for
strictly prime to choice, but other grades
are dull. The supplies were mostly sold at
weaker prices. Common IS a $50; fair Al a
4sc; good fair SOC; prime 81 a 53c; strictly
prime 81 q soc; strictly prime to choice 81 a
$50 y gallon.
FLoUR-The demand is confined to job
lots for the local trade. and only J65 bbls
sold, of which 80 and 80 supertine at 81 So
loo INV tfouic cAtFd dI Gu ~, 1uU al 60 IDS
so good treble extra at So; 40 choice
treble extra at So 25 GO and 60 do at s. SO;
25 choice extra at Sc IS: 40 and 40 at 81 y
Dbl. Supertine is quoted at 81 3064 so:
double extra S. 25; low treble extra IS so
az; good do sc sac SO; choice treble ex-
ira S. so IS; choice and family extra 81
al 25; patent process IS 5009 y Dbl.
Corn MEAL-Fresh is scarce and COM
mands $3 50d3 60 v Dbl. 1t is jobbing at
s. IS y bbl
GRITs-ls selling in lots at S. II and
iobbing at s. % as IS y Dbl.
PoRK-Prices have still further advanced
SOC y Dbl owing to scarcity. The market
is nearly bare, and the demand is restricted
in consequence. 262 bbls mess sold, com.
prising %, 25, %, SO, 62 and rs bbls at SIS
p Dbl. A car load sold, to arrive. on pri-
vate terms, and one at 1924 so y Dbl. 1t is
jobbing at $25 25 a 25 50 v Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-None In first hands.
the supplies selling readily at 100 y Is for
shoulders. 5000 TBS and 80 boxes sold in lots
at loo y fb. Dealers are jobbing at l0Ac
p ID.
BAooN-Shoulders are scarce and in de.
mand, and supplies would meet with ready
sale at l0lec for shoulders and l44 0l43sc
for clear rib sides. Clear sides are quoted
at Hlac y ID; the job prices are u Sac
above these. Is casks and 20 boxes shout
der sold at l0lec y ID.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured are scarce and
selling at 17c in lots, and jobbing at II Ac
y fb,
LARD-Is in light supply and selling al
lac for packers, and l4A 814hc for refined
in tierce; keg l4R a l5c v ID.
WHIsKY-.Reetitied is in light supply and
selling at 81 l50l II for Louisiana, and
81 20 for Western. A lot of 20 bbls Louis
lana rectifed sold at 81 Is y gallon
PRIME MESS PoRK-Is selling at $2l 50
y Dbl.
PRIME PoRK-Is selling at $ls so y Dbl.
RUMP PoRK--Is selling at $2I p Dbl.
PIG PORK-Is selling at $l2 y half Dbl.
SPARE RIBs-Are selling at $40 so " Dbl.
PlcKLED PIGS FEET-Are selling at g. so
az rs y key.
CORN IN SAcKs-None on the landing and
only small stock in warehouse The de-
mand is limited. Only 300 sacks yellow
sold at 77c v bushel.
OATs-The supply is light and only
moderate demand at previous prices. 1850
sacks sold, of which $50 and 800 sacks choice
st. Louis at 4Sc, 100 do at SOC, 400 choice
Galepa at 53c, and 100 choice white at $50
y bushel.
BRAN-Is' in fair supply and good de-
HAY-Good supply and selling slowly.
Only 465 bales sold, of which so inferior at
$50, SO prime at 1923, rs do at $24 lao ordi.
nary at So. and s. choice at $27 y ton.
BUTTER-Large stock on hand and the
demand has slackened. Choice Western is
quoted at 2f026c; medium 20022c; choice
Goshen "a 1850; medium 30 032c y tb.
CHEEsE-Is scarce and in request. Choice
Western factory sells at l4hc; New York
cream Ice y tb.
EsCULENrs AND GREEN VEGETABLES
Liberal supply and very little inquiry. Po-
tatoes are quoted at 81 4Os2; onions 81 $50
9; apples 1924; y Dbl; cabbages So 7503 y
DRIED ERU1r-Light supply and good
peaches II a l2o y tb.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-The supply
is plentiful and scarcely any demand. West
ern beanslare quoted at 303Ac; Northern
31s q 3.sc; red kidney Az 05c; green peas
3A 03lao y tb.
CoFFEE-There is no improvement to note
hands 5000 bags; in dealers hands 10000.
We quote cargoes: Ordinary to low fair
1874 019c (gold); fair 1874 02Oo; good 2Ok
020lsc; prime 20al 02lo v fb. JOB lots:
Ordinary to low fair 1874 0l9Ac; fair 2OA
02ltso; good 2l02lko; prime Gil 02l&o
We are indebted to Messrs. Marks g. Co.
for the following telegram, dated Rio janet.
70, November 4, and New York, November
4, 1875:
Purchases since second instant $4,000
baRs; cleared, Atlantic ports 90 900; cleared,
Gulf ports 1000; loading 1900; stock
265 900; average daily receipts 1900; price
9h50O. Exchange 27ss y cent.
SALT-The stock on hand is more than
ample, and the demand has been 0uite