New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-17

| aiiNeu SiuCe last SldleH1eHl.. I.lgI
| Arrived previously. ................ll2,i 56
| Estimated additions made from loose
| cotton llhters, ETC., to October !. f5-lld 523
| C C to-uaY. .;.............''.'.... 5sl! 1890
Stock on hand and on shpboard 50 959
STOCK on hand same time last GEAR. ,2l5
| To days exports embraced 1919 bales to
Liverpool and 2699 to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 1902
| bsles, against 25lS on last Saturday, aud
1899 last year. making an aggregate since
| August 81 of 81, 217 bales. against 70 LOG last
| year-increase, III.
| The Exchange teisgrams make the re
eeipts at all the ports from i2 NJ. yester-
day to IL NJ. to-day 1896 bales. against
| 1927 last week and l6,2O2 last year, and
3'2,926 mp to FRIDAY noon, October i6, last
year, excluding the above lG,2O2)-in-
| crease, Is SOP.
Exports yesterday to Great Britain 69GS
| bales, against none last week and 1913 last
| year, and TO the continent p bales, against
| none last week and 46l5 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up
| to Il M, ,l6l bales, against 2li, 1884 last
| week. and 267 ,204 last year.
ToBACCo-We did not hear of a transac-
ton to-day. The amount on sale is esti-
mated at $500 hhds. In compliance with
the views of our leading factors We modify
| our figures as follows. and quote low lugs
at OF sc; good atSd Sc; low leaf at 9la q
Re; medium at l30l4le; good at 15Is a
lie; fine at $4,000. Received since last
evening none; exported 4S hhds, embracing
AZ to New York and to Balize; stock on
band by our running statement $500 hhds.
FREIGHTs-We heard of ship being
taken up to-day for an outport, particulars
not reported. We continue to quote as fol-
lows
BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool a l1-l6d;
TO Bremen IL led; to New York Sac; to Bos-
ton, Providence and Fall River, via New
York, 24c; to Philadelphia Ac.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool -0asd; to
Havre l 3-l601Ac; to Antwerp Slice; TO
Hamburg SD; to Amsterdam Sad; to Genoa
1asc.
SUGAR-There were no receipts this
morning and there is nothing doing. There
are only 100 hhds on sale in the sheds
Yesterdays sales in the sheds were at So
sl4c for fair; Sla a sac for good fair; &c
for fully fair, and 9L4 09lac for prime.
MoLAssEs- Received this morning ll6
bbls. About half of the receipts sold at
Coo for fair, and &c for prim. Pr'ms TO
strictly prime is quoted at % q &c y gallon.
No choice on hand.
FLoUR-We learn that there are some or
ders for Cuba unexecuted owing TO the al
sence of freight room. The dem md is now
confined to our local trade; 2O65 bbls sod,
of which, 30 double extra at So; 100 good
treble extra at S. rs; 100 choice treble extra
at 81 l2le: $50 at Sc 25; leo and l4O at
So so; %, %, SO so, so. 50, 200, 95, 100 and
100 chuice extra at 81; 100 at 81 l2la; SO
and SO at 81 50.e Dbl, and 500 bbls on
private terms. Fine is quoted at 81 25
"a so; superfne 81 62ls al rs; double ex-
do $5 IS; choice do $606 so; choice extra
So 7507 50 patent process So 5009 v Dbl.
CORN MEAL-Dull and unchanged with
only job sales at So 1913 Is y Dbl.
GRITs-Selling at IS 100 80, in lots, and
jobbing at S. so y Dbl.
PoRK-We note a better feeling to-day
and steadier market, and mess is quoted
strong at sos " Dbl a lot of $50 bbls
heavy sold, to arrive, at $25 y Dbl. 1t is
jobbing at $25 so y Dbl.
PRIME Mess PoRK-Is selling on orders
at $22 Dbl; prime pork Sl80I9; rump
pork S2l; pig pork $l2 SO y half Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-None in first hands,
and the dealers have very little. Shoulders
are jobbing at 10A 0lOl9c " ib.
BACoN-Upward of $50 casks have come
in since yesterday morning. There is no
demand, with considerable offering, and
the market, especially in sides, ia v q l1c
lower. Prices can not be quoted better
than nominally at lO1c for shoulders; l4ls
0l4Ac for clear rib sides, and l5A q 1880
ioA oACaA stuCe, JODuluS az TzC duOtc tuts6
prices. casks shoulders sold at l05sc
and there were some sales of clear sides
not reported at l5Ac " Is. This afternoon
most OF the stock was Withdrawn for bet
ter prices.
HAMs-Choce sugar-cured continue scarce
and in demand at 16la q II lsc; brands less
in favor l534 a l6Ac inferior and ordinary
l40l5lac y ID. Jobbing at the outside
prices.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is in fair supply and
moderate demand at l60l6l3c v fb.
LARD-1s in light supply and active job
demand at l4l2o for tierce, l5Ao for keg.
and l5k 0l5hc for buckets. 80 and 90
job lots at 14LAc " ID. There is no stock of
tierce in first hands.
WHIsKY-Reotitied is dull and quoted at
81 l46l l6 for Louisiana and 81 l70l 10
for Western, but Bourbon is in request and
sells readily at full prices, according to age
PICKLED PIGS FEET-Are quoted at 50
v key.
CORN IN SAcKs-Continue scarce and
prices are strong and unchanged. Only $50
sacks sold, of which 100 and 100 white and
yellow mixed at Soc, and 100 choice white
at 82c. and $50 white at 78o " bushel.
OATs--Are in fair supply and moderate
demand at previous prices. $50 sacks sold,
of which 500 ordinary at 43c; 200 do at 45c,
and $50 do at 500 y bushel.
BRAN-1s scarce and firmer. Only 500
sacks choice sold at 81 O5 y 100 TBS.
HAY-Light supply and fair demand.
Only $50 bales sold, of which rs prime at
$24; rs do at 500, and 100 choice at $27 v
ton.
EscULENTs AND GREEN VEGETABLES
Liberal supply and better demand to-day.
Potatoes-St Louis sell at 81 9O02; Iowa
% 1922 GO; apples 1904 v Dbl; choice
would sell at higher prices. Cabbages - rs
03 v crate; sourkr0ut is quoted nomi-
nally at Is v Dbl.
POULTRY-Western grown chickens sold
at $607; young do $405; ducks $404 SO;
geese $607; turkeys SIS 02l y dozen.
mand Western sell at I5o2ic; Louisiana
32035c v dozen.
DRIED FRUIT-The market is bare of new,
Good demand, Apples would command IOc
peaches l3c " fb.