New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-04

stock hand time ia It ycar....,...... Is 532
To-day's exports represent bales by rail.
Receipts proper since last evening l69
bales, against A on last Friday and
2I5 last year.
For comparative totals for the past three
days and for three days exports and re-
ceipts. see above report.
ToBAcco-The only sale reported to-day
was hhds at -. This makes a
total for the past three days of 81
hhds. The amount on sale is estimated
at 1895 hhds. As we remarked in our last
report, the market closed on Tuesday with
a great diversity of opinion in the trade
with regard to quotations. which the recent
limited business has left unsettled. The
following however, approximates as nearly
as possible to an average of their views:
Frosted aud factory Tugs nominal, low to
good planters Z y a l0c, low leaf l. a 21Rc,
medium leaf 1914 a Is, good leaf ~ a lsc
fine leaf 1879 20c.
FREIGHTs-The market ia wit lout any
new feature, and we continue TO quote as
follows
BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool I'D; to
New York l2c; flour to Liverpool 3s Cd:
grain l0d grain to New York l0c; tobacco
By sail--Cotton to Liverpool SD.
SUGAR-Received this morning "A hhds,
The stock in the sheds is becoming very
much reduced, and is now 1904 hhds.
Dealers are selling in job lots, IN the sheds
at Sac for common: &c for good common;
9Ac for fair 9l9c for good fair; 934 a lOc
for fully fair; 100 l0lic for prime to choice:
l0lec for yellow clarified and l0a4c for off
white clarified.
MoLAssEs-None coming and nothing
doing. Common is quoted nominally at dOc:
fair soc; prime 5Sc; choice 60 065c y gallon.
Stock in the sheds l770 bbls and 10 half
bbls Louisiana molasses and 90 bbls New
York syrup.
FLoUR-We have to note dull market
with only small demand from grocers for
job lots of choice extra The sales are con.
fined to 1869 bbls, of which 100 superfne at
% %; 100 low treble extra at Sc; % and 100
choice treble extra at 81; 100 choice extra
at 81 62ls; so, so, rs and $50 at 81 IS; Is,
SO and so choice extra at So " Dbl, and 100.
100, 1873 and l3l bbls on private terms. The
market is quoted, in Job lots, at S. 25 for
superfine; IS so for double extra; S. 1896
for low treble extra; So 25a6 SO for good
treble extra; .s6 1917 for choice treble ex-
ira, ard u 250S for choice and family
extra. OF Texas -four 40 quarter sacks
good treble extra sold at 81 IS.
CORN MEAL-Continues in good supply
and dull at So 4Od3 so p Dbl. 100 and 100
bbls sold on private terms. Dealers are
jobbing at 50 5603 50 y Dbl; the latter for
guaranteed.
Aohh-Duil anu <YC " UDi tOW6T. ODlY
a lot of so bbls mess sold, early, at $22 50.
later 100 bbls sold at 500 %, and some was
in treaty at S22 81 " " Dbl Dealers are
jobbing at 1923 023 25 $'bbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Continues dull; Shout
ders quoted at 9a9kc. Dealers are jobbing
at 9lsc " tb.
BACoN-shoulders are offering at IOAc;
clear rib sides lac; clear sides I4Ac " fb.
No demand. Dealers are jobbing at Nc
above these prices. Is and IS casks clear
rib sides sold at lac v ID.
BREAKFAST BAcoS-scarce and COM
HAMs-Quiet and selling in small lots at
l4k 0l5c v ID as in brand
LARD-Only in job trade at l4hc for re-
y ID.
WHBKr-Supplies light, but sufficient for
the demand. Louisiana rectified is selling
ut 81 % and Western at 81 "a n gallon.
CORN IN BULK-Eone on hand. The
small arrivals by rail are in transitu for
Alabama.
WHEAT IN gyLK-The supplies are ex-
ci9siyeiy from Texas, and are sold as re-
Liverpool and New York.
CORN IN SACKs-1s in light supply and
dull. 800 sacks sold, of which 100 mixed
at Soc; $50 choice white at 92c, on the land
ing; 200, IN store. at 92lec, and 100 choice
white, on the landing, ut $50 v bushel.
OArszGnpd supply. and moderate de-
mand. joc0 sacks sold, of which 800 and
and 100 new inferior ST. Louis at 4Oc; 200
do at 44c; 600 do at 45c; 400 choice new Sc.
Louis at 4Sc; $50 and 300 do at SOC, and 300
choice Texas at SIC v bushel.
BRAE-ls in good supply and dull. Only
$50 sacks sold, Of which so In warehouse at
u, 100 at the railroad depot at 81, and
20 choice, on the landing, ut 81 05 y 100
his.
HAY-Fair supply and moderate demand.
Only $50 bales sold, Of which 100 ordinary
Wsstern at W; 100 do at 20, and so choice
e26 y ton. fr5a
RICn--We quote: Louisiana No. 2, old.
~ go; eonnous old, 4k94l4c; ordinary,
d. ~ o54e; fair nav, 6AO7e; prime ~
Rsesipts are small and the de-
nan1 = moderAte. Choice 0oahsa . SILL
ing ct 520S4c; medium 25128c; Interior 20