New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-31
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared. 49,
Stock same time last year,. .......... a. 1851


Stock same time last year,. q, s6l
There were no exports to-day but we
have added sc bales by rail.
Receipts proper since last evening 80
bales, against 81 on last Friday and
422 last year. For comparative totals for
the past three days, and for the three days
exports and receipts, see above report.
TOBACCO-At last there seems to be some
movement in the market, the sales to-day
embracing l2l hhds, including l medium
leaf at l41sc, 20 for shipment at =, and 100
on speculation. This makes total on the
week of l64 hhds. The accounts from the
West, both in letters and kilograms. are
more gloomy than ever. 1t is now affirmed
that the prospect from the foods is fully as
threatening as it was last year at this time
from dr0utb. The plant has been go much
injured that it could Lot be restored even
by return Of fine weather, and what is
saved must be of inferior qualities. All the
Western tobacco States appear to have suf-
tered from the rains, and it is now doubtful
IT more than half an average crop can be
gathered. Under these circumstances it is
anticipated that the better qualities will
command higher prices. At present the
market is too unsettled for regular quota
tiOns.
FRE1GHrs The 53,699 bushels bulk
wheat recently from st. Louis were taken
by the steamships St. Louis and Oberen at
ND. A previous shipment had been made
ut Sd. and more could hardly be shipped at
less. As the freight room diminishes mas
tiers become more stringent in their preten-
sions and aspire to higher rates. but for the
present we repeat our previous quotations
as follows:
BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool "a asd;
to Boston (via New York; zsc; to Providence
and Fall River 1850; to NewYork NC: to
Philadelphia Nc. Grain to Liverpool "
08d; -four 3,03s Cd.
By sail-C0tton to Liverpool SD; to Havre
1870; to Providence and Fall River 9-l6c.
SUGAR-Only 8 bbls were received this
morning. The job demand for the local
made to gr0cers, under the sheds, at 8A Q for
common refilled: She for low fair; Saa a $50
for fair; Sc for good fair; 9A q 9ac for fully
fair; 9a4c for prime; l0c for choice; ga q loo
for yellow clarified; l0l1c for off white
clarified, and lie for white clarified. Stock
in the sheds GIL hhds; on the landing 100
hhds.
MOLAssEs-None coming in and nothing
doing. We quote as dealers job prices:
40 045c for common; so 055c for fair: $50
Goo for prime; 6O062c for strictly prime,
22l4 bbls and 80 half bbls Louisiana and
30 bbls New York syrup.
FLOUR-Very little demand as usual to-
ward the close of the month, but the stock |
On hand is small, and mostly held under |
limit for high prices, and there are no round |
lots Offering. The grades below double ex-
tra are not in request, but those above are |
desirable, and an active demand is expected !
after the first proximo. There were sales |
n the local trade tc- day of 1875 bbls, of !
which 81 superine at S.; 80 double extra at |
IS 62l4; 100 low treble extra at Sc 25; so |
md 100 good treble extra at Sc 37ls; 100 at
Sc So 50 and 100 choice extra at 81; so at |
81 SO; 100 and 80 at 81 IS y Dbl, and 1900
'bls, to a dealer, on private terms. We |
luote common at 81 2504 so; superfne |
"a 7505; double extra IS 5005 Is: low treble |
'xtra $606 IS; good treble extra Sc 5O0 |
IS; choice treble extra $7a7 12h; choice |
md family 81 2507 SO " Dbl.
Corn MEAL-Good supply but no de-
nand, and quoted nominally at 50 1913 80
? Dbl; jobbing at 50 IS " Dbl. 100 bbls
old in store at 50 80 v Dbl.
Cow PEAs-The season is drawing to a
lose, aid there is only q job demand at
~ @ 45c y bushel.
PoRK-No demand. and heavy. Mess is
Luoted at So 5O022 IS y Dbl. Dealers are
obbing at $23 y Dbl. 100 bbls mess sold.
a two equal lots, at $2a 50 y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAr-None in first hands, but
!ealers have good stock, and very little
emand in job way at gao y is for
houlders; quoted in lots ct 9h 1880 y Is.
Nothing whatever doing in sides.
BREAKFAST BACON-The market is en-
rely bare. and supplies would command
&c v b. !
HAMs-Choice sugar cured, small size, are
q light supply and in demand at lac; large
re rather duh at 1885 1870 y fb.
LARD-Only q job demand at I40l4Ac
Or tierce, and l5c for key.
CORN IN BULK-The market is bare,
mall lots are arriving by rail for forward.
,g direct.
WHIsKY-Quiet but firm, with a small
took on HAND. Louisiana rectlfed is quoted
81 20, and Western at 81 81 y gallon.
We hear of sales OF $50 bbls choice Cincin-
ati rectifed, particula not transpired.
WHEAT IN BULK-The market Ii bare. |
uropean orders are here uuexecuted.
BACON-Is in better demand, but at
rices H a lao lower. 81 casks were sold
,rday, comprising 20 half casks of shout
arc, spot, and Is and is do, to arrive, 1t
%; 10 casks clear rib sides, spot. at I3lac,
nd 30 dc clear sides ut 1890 y is. The
ock on hand is very small, but the de-
and IL only in q job way. Is
CORN IN SACKs-is in Light supply with
moderate demand, and prices are weak.
so sacks cold. of which 100 mixed at {
.; $50 yellow mixed ct 90c; 900 white, in | 9
rlaps, ct sc; $50 white mixed ct 9Oc; and \
9 white q $40 y buShel.