New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-30

hhds, Of which 1886 for export, mostly Of
reggie buyers.
The Leaf says the statement Of the stock
at New York and the eight Western mar
kets promises no surplus Of old stock when
tho new is ready for use.
FREIGHTs-A ship was taken up for Genoa
to day at 5-l6c for cotton, and one for
Havre at 316c; also late on Saturday an
other for Havre at the same. The steam
rates to New York have been reduced 81
v hid tor sugar and 75c v Dbl for molasses.
we now quote as follows:
BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool Ad; to
Hamburg, via New York, lac; to Ant
werp, via New York, INC; New York.
| &c; to Boston, Providence and Fall River,
via New York, Nc; to Philadelphia Ic; sugar
to New York. 81 " hid; mossses to New
York 81 Is y Dbl; rice 81 25 v Dbl.
| By sail-COtton to Liverpool asd; to
Havre 3-l6c: to Bremen l S l6c: to Ant
| werp NC; TO Genoa slice; to Rouen lac;
sugar to New York a 5005 v hid; mo-
lasses 81 so v Dbl.
| SUGAR-Received this morning 1762 hhds
The demand is better to-day for the West
made for New York by sail. The supplies
we're mostly sold at last Saturdays prices:
Az 05lec for inferior; 5a4 06c for common;
| Gig 06asc for good common to fair; 6h o
Csc for good fair; Ga 07c for fully fair;
IA 07asc for prime; Z u 072ac for strictly
prime to choice; Sls 0S5sc for yellow clari-
fed; Sl9 a &c for off white clarified, and
GA a9lec for white clarified.
| MoLAssEs-Received this morning 5g45
| bbls, SO hhds and ii half bbls. They were
late in landing. The market is steady
| though the demand is retarded bv the high
rates of freight by steam for New York.
500 bbls are being shipped for New York by
rail, via Savannah. The supplies were
mostly sold at tirmer prices: 200 25c for in.
| farior. Or n p1n fri cal in Ouality.
| 80 035c for common; 40 a 43c for fair; A d
ACC for prime; Al 49c for strictly prime,
| and so q 5lc tor choice.
| FLoUR-Buyers are holding off, as usual
| toward the close of the month, and the
sales are confined TO 1850 bbls, of which $50
superfne at "a %; 25 double extra at 81 80;
| 80 good treble extra at Is 20; 25 and 100
choice treble extra at s. so; 25 do at
8 62h; 100 at Sc; so choice extra at &c %;
| $50 do at 81 so, and 100 on private terms.
| By auction, 500 bbls understandable sold
On the landing at 81 "a 25 v Dbl. Common
is quoted at % IS; fine 81; supertine
| 81 25 double extra "a SO; low treble extra
choice treble extra IS 80; choice extra IS rs
06 25 and fancy extra Sc 5O07 25 y Dbl.
CORN MEALS frmer, with better de-
mand and good inquiry at 81 is v Dbl.
%, SO and 100 bbls sold at 81 65 v Dbl. 1t
is iobbing at 81 rs v Dbl.
GRIrs-Are dull and selling lin lots at
| "a 10 and iobbing at 81 25 "a 50 Y Dbl.
PoRK-We note better feeling, more in
quiry, stronger market and a light stock
on hand. New mess is guOjed to arrive at
500 25022 SO, and is held on the spot at
1923; old mess is quoted on the spot at 1923 IS
023 so Y Dbl. 25 and 25 bbls new mess
sold at 1913, and 25 old at 1923 25 " Dbl
Dealers are obbing at SOC above these
prices.
DRY SALT MEATS dull. Shoulders are
jobbing at Sle 09c Y fb, as in condition,
and quoted at Wholesale at SA a819o y ID.
Clear rib sides are quoted in lots at ii Nc,
and clear sides at 12o v II.
BACoN-There is very little on hand, but
the demand is only in a job way. 8 casks
clear sides sold in lots at l4c, and 10 at
l334o v ID. Shoulders are scarce and are
jObbing at lla4c; clear rib sides 1890; clear
sides 14hc y fb. Wholesale prices are Ac
under these.
HAMs-The market is bare of choice new;
they command 170T19c y Is. Inferior
are quoted at l50l6 " Is.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is dull, and quoted
at Is a loo v fb.
Cow PEAs-Buyers for January delivery
offer 81 30, and sellers ask 81 so v bushel.
Mixed are retailing on the spot at 81 rs y
bushel.
PACKERS Hoe PRoDUcTs-The market is
bare of prime mess pork. prime pork and
rump pork; they are called for. Pig pork
is selling at $l2 250l2 so v half Dbl; spare
Che piece; pigs feet 81 az 25 y key.
CORN IN SAcKs-Is in good supply and
dull. 2l5. $50 and 1900 sacks of white sold
at sc v bushel.
OATs-Fnir supply and scarcely any de-
mand. Only 500 sacks sold, of which 100
and $50 sacks choice St. Louis at 43c, and
$50 Galena at SOC bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and dull. $50
and 300 sacks sold at 81 v 100 lbs
HAY-Small stock on the landing and q
good supply in warehouse. No sales. Choice
is quoted at $25 026; prime $22024 v ton.
IMPORTED FRUITS AND NUTs-The de-
mand is still moderate and NO change in
prices to note. Lemons are quoted at Is so
06; raisins % v box; half boxes 81 rs;
quarter boxes 81; citron Csc; currants VIC;
suits W. 50 y 1000; bananas Il es y b SuSS
pinespples % y dozen.
CoOPERAGE-MOlssses barrels sell at
81 400l SO; half barrels 81 al 10; kegs 75c;
sugar kogsheads % 1903 SO Q piece; hogs.
head poles $50; barrel poles e32 v 1000;
half Dbl do SIS v 1000; hogshead slaves
go v 1000; barrel slaves $25 p 1000.
COFFEE-The market is strong and prices
are advancing. 1000 bags, ex Niond, sold
at full prices. We quote oargoes: Ordinary
to low fair 1874 o l9o (gold); fair 1914 q zoe;
good 2Oh 02OAc; prime 2Oa 02lc v ft. job
lots: Prime 2l02lAc; good goa. 02lc; fair
20A 020kc; ordinary 10 a l9l4c y ID,
We are indebted to Messrs. Small g. Co.
for the following telegram, dated Rio
JaneirO, November q, and New York, No
vember %, 1875:
Receipts since November 90 Al, 900 bags;
purchases, 10000; price, 9U40O; exchange
N% y cent; average daily receipts, 67I4
bags.
BAGGING-Owing to large sales North,
holders and dealers here have advanced
their prices a q hc. There ia almost no
stock in first hands; it was purchased by
dealers. We note q sale of 200 rolls domes-
tic jute at 13Ac v yard. We quote at
Wholesale at l3A 0l3I4c. The retail de-
mand ID good ct l3a 0l4c v yard. India
is dull and is quoted nominally at loo at
Wholesale and l0hc at retail.
RICE-The demand has improved, owing
to the reduced freights. Buyers from
South Caroline were last week in the par
ieh Of Lafourche, purchasing rough rice for
shipment to Charleston, to be milled there,
We quote Louisiana No. 2 at On q &c; COM
mon AZ 04&c; ordinary 505l4o; fair
5%c; good 06hc; prime 6k 06l4c; choice |
BUrTER-The market is overstocked, and
scarcely any demand. Choice Western ia
Goshen "a $50, medium 25c.
CHEEsE-s in abundance and dull.
Choice Western factory is quoted At 1870
I3Ac; New York cream l5c y rs.
POULTRY-Western grown chickens sell
ct $500; young do 1894; ducks 1904:
goose $607 so; turkeys 4l20l5 v dozen.
ECCR-I.aroa atnCk and tho domonI 1.