New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-09-05


per /, note an irregular market for the pre-
vlous four weeks with salesof 2024 hhds, of
watch l702 new, prices showing net de-
cline for the month of lc y fb. They
also say, Crop prospects have improved
inasmuch as the cess alton of rain
storms aud floods have checked further
destruction; but the rainy season unfor-
tunately was followed by unusually cool
weather and the growing crop has
made but little progress, requiring now a
late fall to mature. They estimate the
damage in the GAINESVILLE district of 20 Q49
Z cent, but that an average crop will be
saved: in the Paducah and Culling districts,
damage 25a3O y cent, and will fall short
| OF an average; in the Green river district
damage 30 03 y cent, and yield 10 y cent
less than an average; in the Ohio river and
Indiana districts, damage 81 a 40 y cent,
and crop two-thirds to threetourths of an
| average: and in Missouri and Illinois,
damage 100 20 y cent, but the crop a large
average. These, say Messrs. Meier s. Co,
are our estimates of actual loss Of dana "a
beyond recovery, but we are so far unable
to approximate the d;minution in weight as
well as the injury done by trenching and
| tield-Gre.
FREIGHTs The market continues e5-
tremely dull. The receipts of cotton have
been SO light that as yet the offerings are
limited. The steamers to New York con
| tinue to ask lac, with proportionate rates
but the shipments are tiiling. The steam.
| ship New Orleans cleared to-day with only
32j bales. We repeat our uuotatio.s as
follows
| By steam-Cotton to Liverpool lad; to
| New York 12c; to Boston. via New York
| III l6c; to Providence and Fall River II &c;
| to Philadelphia Hoc: tobacco to New York
| %; Hour to Liverpool 30 a 3s Cd: bulk grain
| Sd.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool asd.
SIGAR-(Dnjv > hhla ,uura racui,-ad +l,s
morning. The demand is fair, and l3j hhds
| sold from first hands to dealers. come on
| private terms. and some at Sl2 q &c for sec
onds, and 97s q l0c for yellow clarified.
The stock in the sheds is becoming very
much reduced, and is now 1904 hhds
Dealers are selling in job lots, In the sheds
az sac for common: DC for good common;
9l4c for fair; 9l5c for good fair; 80; a Toe
for fully fair; 10 l0i4c for prime to choice:
l0lsc for yellow clarified and l03ic tor oil
white clarified
MoLAssEs-None coming in, nothing do
ing, and prices are altogether nominal,
hence they are omitted. Stock in the sheds
l770 bbls and 10 half bbls Louisiana molas-
ses and % bills New York syrup.
FLoCR-We have to note dull and de-
pressed market, with a good stock on hand
and only a small local demand. Only 673
bbls were sold, of which 80 bb's low treble
extra at S6 % choice extra at 81; IS choice
CA'i " az - ci ~ az COy w CIOIcb extra
at 50; 100 and go on private terms. The
! market IL quoted in Job lots. at IS % for
supe1fine; S. 50 for double extra S. 75Q6
for low treble extra; Sc 25G6 so for good
treble extra; S. 75U7 for choice treble ex-
ira. and y 25dS for choice and family
extra. A lot of GO sacks Texas -four good
treble extra, sold to grocer at So go p
sack.
Corn MEAL-Continues dull, with good
supply, and is &c a Dbl lower. 80 and so
hbls sold at So 3d. 100 and LOG at S. 40
y Dbl. Dealers are jobbing at So 5603 80
T. Dbl; the latter for guaranteed.
PoRK-Dull, and mess offering at s22 %
022 37l3 y Dbl. Dealers are ,jDbbing at
500. y Dbl. 20 and 200 bbls sold at So Is
T. Dbl
DRY SALT MEAT-Dufl, and only {. car
load of shoulders, loose, sold at 9Isc. and 6
casks do at gao y ID. Dealers are iobbing
at 9l9 a 934c y ID.
BACos-Dull and weaker. especially in
sides. Shoulders are offering at 10lsc:
clear rib sides lac; clear sides l4lsc u ID.
l6 and % casks shoulders Sold to arrive, at
lOI4c; casks shoulders, and 10 and half
casks shoulders, spot, at l03sc; and S casks
clear rib sides at lic y 10.
LARD-Only job trade at l4i4e for re-
fined in tieree; l5c in keg; l5c in half bble;
and l5lac in buckets.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Scarce and com
mands l7ltc = ID.
HAMs-Quiet, and selling in small lots at
l4A 0ljo y ID as in brand. lot of 25
tierces choice sugar-cured sold at IA lec y ID.
WHIsKY-Suppliesl light, but sufficient for
the demand. Louisiana Iectified is selling
at 81 % and Western at 81 "A T. gallon.
CORN IN BULK-None on hand. The
small arrivals by rail are in transitu for
Alabama.
WHEAT IN BULK-The supplies are ex-
clusiveiy from Texas, and ara sold as re-
ceived at 81 259l 40 v bushel, taken for
Liverpool and New York.
CoRs IN SACKs-Light supply and mod.
crate demand at unchanged prices. Only
l40O sacks sold. of which 1000 mixed at
S5c; 100 do at SIC; 200 choice white at 92c.
and 100 do at 90 y bushel.
OATs-Are in fair supply and limited de-
mand at unchanged prices. 1850 sacks sold,
prime st. Louis at 45c; 100 do at 4Sc; $50
do al 49c, and 200 do at SOC y bushel.
BRAN-Is in good supply and dull. Only
100 sacks sold at 81 0s p 100 lbs.
HAY-Fair supply and dull No sales.
Ordinary Western is quoted at 500 a23, and
choice at $26 y ton.
LARD OIL-Small stock on hand, with
moderate demand. Summer and fall strained
is selling at Sl0l 05; Western 81 10 v
gallon.
LINsEED On.-Raw is quoted at 79c;
boiled Sac y gallon.
COAL Oils in good supply and better
demand. Refined in bbls is selling at Is a
l7c; in cases "a 027c y gallon.
RICE-Good demand. Stock on hand
about $50 bbls. We quote: Louisiana No.
9, 03Ac; common, IA a5c; ordinary, SO
6kc; fair 6lt Q7c; prime 7l4c " fb.
BuTTER-Receipts are small and the de-
mand is moderate. Choice Goshen is sell
ing at 034c; medium 2502Sc; inferior 90
a 5c: choice Western % 02ic; medium 90
02ic; inferior ljc u ID.
CHEEsE-G0od supply and dull. Choice
Western factory ia quoted at lie; New York
cream 171t al 1876 y 10.
STAR CANDLEs-Are lower and are now
quoted at l5lao v fb. We have heard of
some sales at less.
SOAP-Good demand Western sells at
$40 y ib, in round lots, for inferior quail
ties; Keller's at 4l9c; extra olive ga c, in
round lots, and 7c in job lots; German olive
New Orleans) &c; Magnolia 5Lac; olive &c;
German olive 6l2c; xxx palm 6lsc; CASTLE
lilo " fb, with reduction in round lots.
FIsH-A fair jObbing demand and prices
show no change. We quote: Mackerel,
extra No. l, SIS in bbls, 90 so in half bbls,
$5 in quarter bbls, and 81 25 in kits; No.
$l0 SO in bbls, $5 SO in half bbls, 80 IS in
quarter bbls and 81 25 in kits; No. 9 % so
In bbls, IS in half bbls, 81 IS in quarter
bbls and 81 10 in kits; No. 3, large, So rs in
bbls, "a SO in half bbls, 81 in quarter bbls
and 81 25 in kits. Goldfish, quarter drums
IS 25; boxes 81 so. Herring $50 " box.
STARCH-The stock on hand is small and
the demand good. Selling at AS 04hc v '
tb.