New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-14

nent 1879 bales, against 1922 last week an
none last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made u,
to u M. 1922 bales, against 1881 laa
{ week, and Oil ,657 last year.
The amount on shipboard not cleared
going on board, and engaged for shipment
was set down at the opening this morn
ing at 5000 bales, embracing 1900 TO
Liverpool and $500 for Havre, which. whel
deducted from the stock on hand BY on
leaves 1900 bales to represent the quar-
tity at the landing and in presses unsold o
awaiting orders.
For comparative totals for the past tire
days and for the year and for the tire,
days exports and receipts, see above report
ToBAcco-The only transactions repor6e'
to-day were hhds at The amount OF
sale is estimated at 1915 hhds. Lugs ar
variOuely quoted at 8 lie and 1ac
medium Leaf at 10 a lac and 1914 q l4Iac
good at l4l2 q l511c and 151a l614c; fine q
H018c and Is q l8kc. selections being pu
at $4,000.
FREIGHTs-The market is extremely dull
but with come cotton offering for Havre an.
no room tor that port. We continue t,
quote as follows:
BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool "a SD
| w OootOu lSl0 XNtW 4OTAJ 1BC1 W IrOVlu0uCt
and Fall River l3J6c; to NevYork &c; to
Philadelphia 10.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool sd; to Havr,
1870; to Providence and Fall River 9-l6c
SUGAR-There were NO receipts this morn
ing. The market continues steady, with
fair demand among dealers, and one solo
81 hhds. Stock on the landing about 60(
hbds, and in the sheds 24OO hhds, held
by dealers, vino have only . small job
do IaI
8l9 08a.c for low fair: 934 q l0c for yellow
clarified, and l014 ole v tb for white
clarified. These prices are exclusively
retail rates On retail sales from dealers.
Lots in first hands, Of course. can DO had
| for less.
MoLAssEs-None received this morn
ing. The stock in the sheds q re-
dnced to 264S bbls and "a half bbls Louisi-
ana molasses. and 80 bbls New York syrup,
held by dealers. who have only small job
trade at 40045c for common; 50 a 55c for
fair: 50 1880 for prime; 70 q &c for strictly
prime. and IS 07Oc for choice.
fLOUR-The market is very dull, and
almost at stand still, with large stock
on hand. The sales are confined to us bbls,
of which 80 fine at o.; 80 double extra at
e5; 80 do at IS 1214; so and 25 good treble
extra at s. 80; 100 at IS 60; % at IS IS;
100 choice treble extra at S.: IS choice ex-
ira at s. 50; so do at Sc Is; SO At 81 Is,
aud 100 bbls on private terms. Su-
extra 81 IS; double extra e5; low treble
extra IS Is; good do S. 371a as so; choice
do 8 6214 q IS; choice extra $606 25;
choice and family extra IS so, s. and s. %
v bbl.
TEXAS GRAIN-A lot of 1873 sacks, second
hand sacks, choice new Texas oats. received
from Dallas. sold 80 the City Railroad Com
pany at &c y bushel. Had the sacks been
new, as those coming from the West, they
would have brought &c, the outside price
Of choice Western oats. The lot of l2S sacks
pool, At 81 20 v bushel, though the lot was
too small to mako it an object for pur-
chasers. Texas wheat has largely the prefer.
ence over Western, especially for export,
and liberal supplies would meet with ready
sale. New Texas corn is not expected here
until the latter part of September.
CORN MEALcContinues in good eupplv
and dull at $s04 05 " Dbl. Only so and
jobbing at 81 l004 Is y Dbl.
Cow PEAs-Are selling in lob lots for
country orders ct Is 070s y bushel for
mixed and clay.
PORK-We have TO note = vefv dull and
lower market to-day, with mess offering at
$2i 81, and no buyers at that price. It may
be quoted at $2l Is, and offers OF $2l I21a re-
fused. Repacked is sold to dealers at $2l,
and the dealers job it at $2l so "a % v Dbl.
r,ginal mesa 10 j0bbing at $22 25022 50
v Dbl: The stock and movement 10 reduced |
to 90 low point that we must now state
that Cincinnati and Louisville pork has the
preference over Chicago by 25c y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-The supplies are small |
but there is very little demand and the re-
eeipts are mostly going into store. 5000 TBS |
shoulders, loose, on the landing sold to a |
dealer at 9Ac, and casks at 9l3c, an ad- |
vance Of a lac, owing TO light receipts. |
Dealers are jobbing them at 91ac y is. |
Nothing at all doing in sides.
BACoN-The market is dull and clear rib !
sides are 10 weaker. while shoulders and |
clear sides are steady and unchanged. %
casks sold, Of which 10 casks shoulders at
9'sc; y and 23 casks clear rib sides, in lots,
~ l3l4c " fb. Clear sides are quoted at I
1889 v fb. Dealers are jobbirg at "a over |
.hese prices. Shoulders and clear rib sides
are scarce, and offers of 95sc were refused
For shoulders and gaze asked. A lot of clear
sldes seld on an order by dealer At 1890
p 10.
HAMs-Choice sugar cured are scarce.
md in demand for Cuba, and prices are
,ery strong at 1874 l3isc. A lot of so
ierces sold at 1870 y fb.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-In light supply and
ellis slowly at 1914 q lac y fb.
LARD-Gcod supply, but only job de-
nand, at l44c for tierce, and l5Ac Tor key.
tound lots may be quoted At Nc under
hese prices.
WHIsKY-A lot Of 25 bbIs Louisiana rec
ifed sold at 81 20 y gallon. Western il
uoted at 81 2 ~ gallon. Small stock but
cry little demand.
Corn IN BULK-The market IL bare.
yesterday 2244 bushels were received by
ne jackson road.
WHEAT IN BULK-The market is bare. A
w Of 10000 bushels is on the way here.
was bought in the West for Liverpool.
ee report elsewhere of Texas grain.
Corn IN SAcKs-Good supply of inferior.
hoice is scarce. The demand is fair atSes
rday's prices. The sales embrace $3.50 |
scks, of which 1900 mixed at s6lac; 1900 !
. at S6c; 400 yellow mixed ct SIC: 200
bite mixed and 1000 yellow at S8c: 100
Id $50 white at 90c y bushel.
OATs-Are in fair supply and demand.
3 sacks sold, Of which 153 choice Texas ,
second hand sacks at &c; 200 and $50 f
I0ice Western at Csc y bushef
BRAN-The supply is fair and tho de. :,
and moderate. 900 sacks sold, Of which .
8. at the railroad depot, at 921hc. 300 At t
&c. and 800 choice at CSC y 100 Tbs. i
HAY-Fair supply and DUH No sales. | o
lime is quoted at $A; choice e25 p ton. h