New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-26

Stock on hand and on shipboard ............2o,sl
Stock on hand same time last wear .l8 ,o33
Todays exports were to New York.
ToBACCo-We did not hear of sale
to-day. The amount on sale is esti
mated at 2iOO hhds. We continue to
to quote as follows, the inside figures for
light, and the outside for heavy: Low Tugs
719 a Sc; good Sle o l0c; low leaf IL II q l3c:
medium 1879 a l6l9; good leaf IL a lSkc;
fine 10 a zoe; selections nominal. Received
since last evening 10 hbds; exported none;
stock on hand by our running statement
326l hhds.
FREIGHTs-The steam rate to Liverpool
has been advanced 32d and is now 2l-32d.
Tho IumOr yesterday relative to a ship
having been fixed for Havre at Ia G for cot
ton has been confirmed. We quote as fol
lows:
BY stean-Cotton to Liverpool = l-32d;
to Nav York 1ec; to Boston via New York
II Ice; to Providence and Fall River IL Ice;
TO Philadelphia ssc; tobacco to New York
s.; dour to Liverpool IS a IS Cd; bulk grain
Cd.
Havre 3-l6 al Ac; to Antwerp sd; 10 Ham
burg 5sd to Amsterdam sd.
SuGAR-There were no receipts this
morning. The market is dull, with
only small job trade from dealers
to grocers at S2a c for common; &c for good
common; 9Ac for fair; 9l2c for good fair;
92i a l0c for fully fair; l0Ql0Ac Tor prime
to choice; 1913 a 0l3c for yellow clarified
and l034c for of white clarified. The stock
in the sheds is reduced to 1872 hhds
MoLAssEs-None coming in and nothing
doing. No settled prices. Stock in the
sheds 1881 bbls and = half bbls Louisiana
molasses and 80 bbs New York syrup.
New LOUISIANA CANE SYRUP-The first
received this season.-Fourtetn bbls and IL
Ia1E f,1 Ia La
morning, the first this season; 8 bbls good
cane syrup came by Morgan's Louisiana
and Texas railroad, from Boutte station,
cooslgned to Messrs. Maize Cammack,
Richard Milliken, broker; no offers yet
made Ter it. Eight half bbls siro de bat
terie, from Ascension parish, plantation Of
Felix Renard & Son. consigned to Messrs
Lanaux & Co.; only half bbls yet landed;
no offers yet made. Two bbls syrup from
the neighborhood of Baton Rouge, Brooks
plantation, Ibervile, consigned to s. Hen
derson, Putnam broker, asking 81 % p
gallon, and no bids. Four bbls and half
bbls, Eldorado plantation, Bayou Ttche,
consigned to Messrs. Magee, Snowden &
Violet, received by Morgan's Louisiana and
Texas railroad, not yet landed Boisblanc,
broker.
The first receipts of new syrup last
year were on the twelfth ct October. from
New River, parish OF Ascension, classed
fair, and sold at 81 y gallon. 1t was made
of immature cane. The cane in that parish
was then reported backward.
FLoUR-Tbe market continues dull and
depressed. with good stock on hand. 1000
bbls were taken for export on private term,
some other round lots ia treaty; and the
sales in the local trade were confined to
400 bbls, of which 30 superfine at 81 -; 80
single extra at s.; 100 bbls off in color, at
50 so; 30 choice, treble extra at Sc S71e; 40
choice extra at 81 and $50 bbls on private
terms. The market is quoted at 81 as for
supertine; 80 for single extra; IS 25 for
double extra; S. 50Q5 6219 for low treble
extra; s. IS 6 for good treble extra; Sc b
a q 30 tor choice treble extra; So 7507 SO
for choice and family extra, and So so a9
for new patent process. OF Texas flour SO
bags good treble extra sold on Thursday at
50 % y bag, leaving only 30 bags in first
haads, and none coming.
Corn MEAL-No demand. Offering at
% 20 y Dbl. Dealers are iobbing at SO 50
" Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAr-Is fully 4c stronger
under scarcity OF supply, Shoulders are
now quoted at 9Ac, and dealers are jlbbug
them at 9ls 09Ac p tb Some 20 casks
new shoulders sold, spot, at 9l9c, and
y. 600 lbs shoulders, to arrive, at 90 W b.
BAcoN-The market is excited, with an
active demand tor sides on speculation and
on Western account, at Yesterdays materi-
ally advanced prices. Shoulders are com
paratively dull. The sales embrace $50
casks, including all the clear sides that
could be had, comprising 5 casks shoulders
AZ 9a4c; 10 and casks clear RIB sides at
l4c; do at i4lsc; Is casks clear sides (to
arrived and lG SCOT at l4asc; 5, 5, 8, 10, 10,
IS, 10 and 10 at l4l9c v 1b. The market is
now quoted at ga for shoulders; Ia a I4lsc
for clear rib sides, and l4ls l4Ac for clear
sides.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Fair supply and dull.
Quoted at l61ac v ii.
LARD-Is in light supply and in request
for export and for the local trade Tierce
refined is quoted at l41ac; keg 150l5he y
10. There is fair job trade at these prices.
A lot OF 10 tierces refined sold at 14hc " fb.
WHIsKY-One cent higher under Western
advices, and Louisiana rectitied is selling
at 81 20, and Western at 81 II v gallon.
HAMs-Are held higher in sympathy with
other meats. Choice sugar-cured are now
held st l50l5l3o. Brands less in favor
IAN q l4Ac; interior and ordinary l2h @
IA l4c v fb. Only job sales to-day at these
prices.
PoRK-Has undergone further improve,
ment of SOC y Dbl TO day under Western
advices, and small stock here. SO and 60
bbls mess spot and so to arrive by rail sold
at 1913 so and SO spot at 1913 rs v Dbl. Sub.
sequently offers of 1923 rs were refused and
$24 asked. Dealers are jobbing at $24 "
Dbl.
Corn IN SAcKs-The supply is fair, with
limited demand at Yesterdays prices
Only 500 sacks white sold at SOC y bushel.
OATs-Fair supply and moderate de
mand at a further decline of 4c y bushel.
Only $50 sacks sold, of which $50 prime at
SOC, and 100 choice at sac v bushel.
BRAN-ls in light supply and limited de-
mend at yesterdays prices. Only $50 sacks
sold, of which 100 at 81 and 100 at 81 O5 v
100 Tbs.
HAY-Good supply and limited demand.
Only 325 bales sold, of which so prime at
$22; $50 do at 1928; rs do at ga, and so
choice at Sc v ton.
Coal OIL.-Owing to advancing prices at
refining points, our market is firm and
higher II is quoted at l80l9c v gallon in
bbls, and "a a 26c IN cases.
LARD OH-Mnderate stock. Good de-
mand. Firm at 81 oil 05 for fall, and 81 10
0l Is y gallon for winter strained.
STAR CANDLEs-GoOd supply. Yester-
day there were sales at l47so y fb.
EsoULENTs AND GREEN VEaETABLEs-
Good supply and active demand. Potatoes
sell ut 81 5002 25 v Dbl; damaged are
selling lower. Onions &202 25; apples g. So
03 25 y bbl; sourkrout IS 5006 y Dbl;
c sbbsges % 02 IS v crate.
RICE-Is in good demand at unchanged
prices. High grades are scarce and firm.
We quote: Louisiana No. 2 pa 03c; COM
mon An 05c; ordinary 81 06c; fair GA q
6lsc; prime Ga 07c v tb.
CHEEsE-Good supply with q fair de-
at l0la q lie; New York cream IA 0l5o " fb.
STAkCH-Good supply and fair demand.
Quoted at Az $3.50 y ID.
BAG0IN0-Fair stOck an hand with a f.;r