New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-28

Stock on hand and on slipboard no. cleared. 23227
Stock same time last yeaf..... % 279
To-days expOrts were to the interior.
We have deducted from the previous ex-
ports 20 bales for an excessive clearance to
New York. on Saturday.
TOBACcO-The sales to-day embraced 90
hhds q, and 49,. which with 4 yesterday.
not before reported makes a total for this
week of 81 hhds. The market is still too
unsettled to enable US to give regular quo
tations. The better qualities appear to be
stronger. which is not shared hv the poorer
qualities.
FREIGMrs-There are more vessels unen-
gagged IN port, some Of which would accent
less onerOus rates than have been recently
claimed. but we hear OF no offerings. We
repeat our previous quotations as follows:
BY steaIn-Cotton to Liverpool "a SD;
TO Boston tyia New York; &c; to Providence
and Fall kiver 1850; to NewYork sc; to
Philadelphia 40.
BY saii-Cotton to Liverpool ed; to Ha@re
l5-I6c; to Providence and Fall River 9-l6c
SUGAE-Only hhds were received this
morning. The market is quiet. but steady.
No round sales. Dealers sold 40 hhds prime,
in lots, at 9la 0ss4c. We quote as dealers
job rates Sac for good common; Sls 0sslc
for low fair; 10 q l0Ac for yellow clarified,
and l0lt q lie T. Is for white clarified. Stock
in the sheds. on the twenty-third instant.
1865 hhds: on the landing 300 hhds.
MOLAssEs - Only bbls came in this
morning. Nothing doing. We quote deal
ers' job prices: 40045c for common; so
955c for fair: sSaGOe for prime: 6Oa
62s for strictly prime. and IS q zoe for choice.
Stool. III the sheds, on the twenty third in.
slant, 1925 bols and 30 half bb!s of Louis.
,ana molasses. and 8: bbls New York
syrup.
FLoCR--We have 20 note a dull market
ss the month is drawing to close. but the
stock on hand is email, and held strongly.
Yesterday, not previously reported, 200 and
200 bbls sold for Cuba on private terms
To-day only 800 bbls sold, of which 900 for
Cuba CT private terms; 100 and 200 bbls !
choice extra sold in the local trade at |
q. %: 100 and 100 good treble extra at I
S. 20, and 100 single extra at S. Il y = Dbl. |
we quote superfDe at $475; single extra |
IS: doubts extra S. 25; low treble extra
IS 62h as IS; good treble extra Sc; choice |
10 50 IS at 20; choice extra $707 50, and |
some desirable brands are held still higher.
CORN MEAL-COntinues dull and de- !
pressed. Only 80 and 200 bbls sold in lots |
1t 81 IS, 25 and 50 at s. so, and 40 and 60 ]
It 60 IS y Dbl. Jobbing at So 80 p Dbl.
Cow PEAs--Only small job trade at |
. a 6oc Y bushel. Larger lots are quoted /
PoRK-Is dull. Sellers are now recon-
lied to lower range of prices, and the
market is fully % a SOC " Dbl lower than it
vas on Saturday. Holders are asking }
'22 Is and buyers offer $22 50 " bbl Only
$ and SO bbls sold at $22 so, and 100 and
90 at S22'75 " Dbl. Dealers have q fair
Oh trade at $23 a % 25 y Dbl.
DRY SALT. MEAF-None in first hands,
nut dealers have an ample stock, and are
obbing shoulders at 9s4c. Round lots would ]
ommand 9asc. Nothing doing in Sides
BACON-Small stock, but the demand is I
ontined to dealers job trade at 1893 a 1Olsc
Or shoulders: l4c for clear rib sides, and
4 Ac for clear sides. 1t may be quoted, in
'ts. at i a lac under these prices. Onl vs.
asks shoulders sold on private terms.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured are in light
1pply and fair demand at 1885 a 1890 " tb:
6. 10 and 20 at 13s4c " ID.
BREAKFAST BAcON-The market is to-
lily bare. It is called for and would COM
and l5c y tb readily.
LARD-Is quiet, but steady, and jobbing
l44c for tierce, and l5c for key. Round {
ts' may be quoted at lac under these
ices.
Corn IN BULK-The market is bare.
WHEAT IN BULK-There are orders here |
r export, but the market Is bare of sup
lee. Ii
WHIsKY-ls in fair demand, with small
ock on hand at 81 20 for Louisiana recti- 2
ID. A lot Of 25 bbls Louisiana sold at :
20 y gallon.
Corn IN SACKs-Is in fair supply and
nIted demand at previous prices. 600 a
cks sold of which, $50 mixed at Soc; 200 3
mite at 93c, and $50 choice white at CSC " ?
lshel. t.
OATs-Fair supply and moderate de-
and. Prices are weaker, showing de- fl
ne of &c u bushel 900 sacks sold, of
lioh, 300 Texas at Csc; $50 do at 70c, and I
choice Galena at 72c y bushel
BRAN-None on the landing, and light
pply in Warehouse. Prices have advanced
'lOc p 100 TBS on account Of scarcity.
sacks sold, of which 10, at the railroad
pot. at 9. !sc; $40 On the landing at 81 O5, G,
900 choice patent packed at 81 10 y
lbs. b,
IAy-No choice in the market and good a
pp}y of inferior grades. No sales. Prime
quoted at 1928 p ton.
supply and active de-
nd. Round lots arg held at lbs for do. J,
stic jute. 1t is retailing at 15c y yard. 81
liza sells at wholesale at lie: at retail I 27
&c y yard. vi
sALING TwISE-ls selling at lac p 1b in p,
md lots; los y 1t at retail. =,
grown chickens sell =
st; young do So 50: ducks $304; geese
O6; turkeys SIS " dozen. Louisiana
WIN chickens 50 1896; young do $203; -
ks 1903 %; geese $3.50; turkeys $l2 n
5 y dozen.
,GGs-The supply ia small but the de-
nd is moderate. Western sell at I501Sc, ST
lisiana 20022c y dozen. :
market is strong: spot sup tn
's are inadequate. No stock in first Az Az
ids. We quote cargoes: Ordinary I80
frOl n f.sn Ia