New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-27

Stock on hand and on shipboard. 1872 $50
Stock on hand same time last .l38 0,3
To.days exports embraced SOFA bales to Havre,
| to which we have added Al by rail. We Lave de-
Quoted from previous exports 1913 bales for
[ Ons OF Ctarances.
Receipts proper since last evening 1852 bales,
against 1880 on last Friday and 1925 last year.
ror comparative totals for the past three days
exports and rec 'ps, see above reports.
20 day. The amount on sale is estimated at
23Op hhds. We continue to quote follows: Low
Tugs t17Hc; good Sd9e: low leaf 9Mal2c; me-
dunn l3dl4}3c; good l5Adl7c; fine lSd2Oc. Re.
ceived sincs last evening meme; expoI ID hhds;
stock on hand by our running state nent 27l9 hhds
ships tor Liverpool at sd for cotton, for Havre
at 10, for Antwerp at SD, and for Genoa Ito
arrived at slbd; also or vessels for New York
quote as fol ows:
by steau-Cotton to Liverpool, I'D; to Ham.
York, sc; to New York &c; to Boston Providence,
Rail River. via New York, &c; to Philadelphia. lc
sugar TO New York y " MID; moaeses to New
YORK, y Dbl; rice S Is y Dbl.
BIZ stil-Cotton to Liverpool sd to Havre slice;
TO Bremen lbo; to Antwerp aci to Genoa Toe;
t"6 ST. 70 S'~ YORK '00' hha' m0ia''eS 80
SUdAR-Rece;ved this moraing sos hhds. There
was quite an active dem and, but weaker prices
to-day, aud fully lote hhds sold at 5051ac fOr in
ferteI, Sac for common &c for low fair; 81 for
good cominos to fair; 6s rs sc for fair SIC for
tully fair; 7S075c for prime; &c for strictly
prime; 1'SdSAc Tor gray clarified; ga d5ssc for
yellow clarified y d9c tor OH white Clarified and
1925 hbds.
MoLASSES-Received this morning 1880 bbs. We
note better demand and inner mar ket to-day.
Good descriptions are In request bat low grades
comparatively dull. Nearly Il 90 bbls sold at 2O0
25e for inferior 2Sd35c for centrifugal, il quail
ity 30G35c for common 40 6i3c for fair 44046c for
prime 9isc for strictly prime. and so for choice.
stock in in the sheds 5l69 bbls and 80 1alf bbls
FLOUR-Onlv local demand, and the sales are
confined to 400 bbls of which 100 low treble at
81 5 30 and 81 do at s., So choice treble extra at
SIS so, SO at So rs; leo do at SIS 15 100 at SIS 371;
100 at Is 30. 100 choice ~ 75 and
100 at So; loo at Sc 25; 80 at ST 80 200 loo and 200
on private terme, Common isquoted at 81 Isl fine
vi superhne So 25 double extra b4 so; low treble
extra 81 IS as; good treble extra IS l2i. as rs;
choice trebel extra s. So choice extra SIS 75a6 rs
and fancy extra Sc 5O01 rs v Dbl.
CORN MBAL-ls very dull and only 800 bbls sold,
In three equal lots at ~ 50 and 90 At Sc s. y
any @ aS st "a =, e 6b
P0RK-NO demand. New mess is quoted nominal.
ly al Sa2 Is and old at 1923 T. b6l. Dealers are
DRY SALT MEAT-So demand for lois and
shoulders are quoted nomnally at "a 0ac y TO- as
dealers are retailing them at ,id8a4c uncured
are retailing at S6SAc, Clear rib sides are quoted
nomnally IN lots; at Ike, and clear sides l2c y
ID. A lot of 5000 lbs shoulders sold at 8lac y ID.
BACoN-0n'y ret al demand, which is met by
dealers at SC for shoulders 1876 for clear rib
sides and &c tor clear Sides
they command i7ol7hc y 10. Inferior are quoted
at l50l6c . ID. lot of Is tierces sold on private
BREAKFAST BACoS-Dull, and quoted at $50
COW PRAs-There are buyers for future deliv.
cry at 81 90, which holders decline to accept.
Mixed are retailing at 81 IS y bushel.
CORN IN SACkS-GoOd supply and dull. Prices
are irregular and show a decline of 50Oc y
bushel; Only 1000 sacks choice white, in lots sold
oATs-Iiberai supply and limited demand at
previous prices 3l5 sacks sold. of which les
choice Galena at 4sc, and 200 do soc y bushel.
BR 4! ,d plentiful! and no demand Quoted at
HAY-Light supply and the demand is for small
500 do az SIS So and Do at SIS Sa1os at
CoFFGE-Trade is improving, and part of
comprising 1000 Ssss sold to dealer on
ward We quote csrgoes: Ordinary 17aa1l8hc
SgsId) fair lss %lgss; good lss gaqe prime 2Ol
az nS :, 10. Joo iots ordinary axe; fair lsAc;
We are indebted to Messra Marks L Co. for the
following telegram dated Bio Janeiro, November
"a, 1875, and New York, November &C. 1875: Pur.
chases since November IL 1903 900 bags; cleared At
isntic ports 80 Coo cleared, Cuff potts, 5000 load
S,Voi price, market very firm, $500; exchange 277d
scarcely any demand. Choice Western is quoted
at 25 medium lSa22c; choice Goshen 34a35ci me.
CHEBSE-is in abundance and dull. Choice
Western factory squoted at l30l3hc, New York
BAGGIEG-verv little on hand, and the demand
is active. 400 rolls domestic lutte and $500 half
rolls sold to dealers at l3e; it Is retailing at 1871
LAG YARD India is quoted at Wholesale loo; at
PoULTRY-Western grown chickens sell at SIS
az; young DO 1894; ducks $3Qii geese S607 50;
turkeys $l26l5 y dozen.
EGGS-Large stock and the demand is moderate,
Western are quoted at rs 027c " dozen.
kSCULBETs AND GREEN VEGETABLRS-Large
stock on hand and dull. Potatoes are quoted at
Sldl Is y sack and ST. 250l 40 ~ Dbl; onions
s. x, 5Sa2 apples q 2SS4; sourkrout IS 5Oa5 IS
BEakS AND WESTERN PBAS-No demand
Western beans are quoted at 2Ia 03c; Northern 81
13Ac: red kidney 4d4hc; green peas Sc R tb.
DRIED FRUIT-G0od supply aud trade continues
dull. Apples are quoted at 90lOc. peaches Gallo
y ii.
PkCANS-Louisana pecans quoted at 80l3c
TALLOW-Ths last sales were at csc y tb for
exoolt.
FRATHERS-Pr.me live &c ,se sell at IS d6sc p ID.