New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-22

| year; anu TO Gho continent lou OaleS, agaslni
none last week and none last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made u
to IL NJ. 85,97l bales, against I04, l76 las
week. and l23 6l0 last year.
TOBACCO-We did not hear of a sale tt
dav. The amount on sales is estimated a
2325 hhds. Until the market shows som
movement and prices are more settled W
must fOrbear quotations. The Louisvill
Couries-Journal of Thursday reports tn
offerings more liberal but prices sustained
the rarge being somewhat higher than i
the previous week. Private letters repcr
the market stronger. Received since las
evening none; exported none; stock on han,
by our running statement 3I76 hhds.
| FREIGHTS-NOthing CT any interest ha
TRANSFERRED to day. We continue to quot
| as follows:
By steam-Cntton to Liverpool alb SD
to Boston lvia New York; Nc; to Providence
philadelphia 20. Grain to Liverpool 81
-four 3s a 3s Cd.
by sail-COtton to Liverpool SGD: to Havrs
1870: to Providence and Fall River 81 &c
SQGAR-There were no receipts this morn
ing. The demand is good from grecers and
dealers, and 326 hogsheads prime and
yellow clarified sold on private terms. Yes
terday's sales were-at Sc for good common
and los for yellow clarified. Grocers Oh
tain u q 1sc above these prices in Their
order trade. Stock-ln the sheds 2239 hogs
heads.
| MoLAssEs-None coming in and nothing
doing. We quote as dealers Job prices: 4C
| 045c for common; so $3.50 for fair: So q 6Oc
for prime; 60062c for strictly prime, and
| 65070c for choice. Stock in the eheds. 1926
| bbls and So half bbls Louisiana and 90
bbls New York syrup.
| FLOUR-We have to note dull market,
with only small job demand. The stock
on hand is fair and consists mostly of low
| grades which are neglected, even at lower
prices. The stock of strictly choice is small
and held at prices mostly unchanged under
| limit. Wheat was lower in Chicago. to-day.
There were sales in the local trade to-day
Of 1900 bbls, Of which 20 low treble extra
at IS; Is and rs good treble extra at Sc so;
25 do at S. IS; 25 and so choice treble ex-
ira at 81: 100 at 81 Is; 25 and 100 choice
extra at IS; 100 at IS IS; 100 at So so; 100,
200 and 200 bills On private terms. The
market for the low and medium grades is
lower, and we now quote job lots IN the local
trade at S. IS for double extra; $606 % for
low treble extra; S. so al IS for good treble
extra; $707 so for choice treble extra, and
~ 1898 50 for choice and family extra, and
weak Tor all, especially low grades. Round
lots can, of course, be had for less Liberal
orders are looked for soon by the trade gen
orally for all descriptions of produce and
provisions for the country, as planters
crops are now in condition to warrant
them in making purchases. We have Just.
seen letter from Dallas, Texas, to flour
merchant here, in reply as to supplies in
sacks from Dallas, stating that 1000 sacks.
2l2 lbs to the sack, may be shipped at any
time on day's notice. Shipments are now
frequently made for Cuba, in sacks, from
this city. A Car load OF new Texas flour is
expected here, for this market, on Monday.
CORN MEAL-No demand. Only $50 bbls
sold at 50 20 v Dbl. Round lots could be-
had at So Is. Dealers are jobbing at So 80
"a v Dbl
Cow PEAs-Only 800 sacks on hand held
by one party, and jobbing at 75c y bushel.
PORK-Bt tier prices in Chicago today,
and the market is stronger here. though
there is nothing doing. Mess is held in
round lots at $22 75022 S71e, and offers of
So IS are refused tor small lots. Only
lot of 25 bbls sold at $50 IS y Dbl. Dealers
are iobbing at $25 023 50 y Dbl
DRY SALT MEAT-Little or none in pri-
vate hands. and scarcely any demand.
bling at gao, and retailing at loo p ID.
Shoulders are Offering to arrive at 914c.
BACoN-The market is very dull at yes
terday's decline, and there is little or
nothing doing. Shoulders are quoted at
10A lO1Ac; clear rib sides 1896; clear |
sides la l4&c, and dealers rates are II q
a above these prices. 20 and 20 casks |
clear sides sold at l4c; some in cask, not re-
ported, alao at lac y fb.
supply and firm, at 15015hc for fancy |
brands, and l4l4 l434c for brands less ia |
favor. Offers OF l4lec and 1890 were re-
fused for some choice brands; $50 tierces |
sold, to arrive, on private terms.
BREAKFAST BACON-The market is totally |
bare, and supplies would command 17c y
lb. Some sales were made to arrive.
LARD--Light supply but only in job de-
nand. Tierce is quoted at l4A a l4hc;
keg IS q l5Ac; buckets 1874 q 16s v tb. A
OF of Is kegs sold at 14Ac " Is.
WHIsKY-The stock is small. but the de-
nand is only in q job wav, at 81 % for
Louisiana reotifed. and 81 "a for Western.
lot of 25 bbls Louisiana rectiied sold at
81 % v gallon.
CORN IN BULK-The market is bare. The
mall lots coming in by railroad are for
Alabama direct.
WHEAT IN BULK-None coming in from
he West, and the trade 10 )ks to Texas for
upplies. which sell as received at 81 $50
40 " bushel, taken for Liverpool and
new York.
Corn IN SACKs-Light supply and mode
ate demand. Only 662 sacks sold, of which
o yellow at SOC; 100 do at 90c; 300 white
nd white mixed at 93c: liz at Ole, and 400
ancy white, st. Charles county, at CSC y
ushel.
OATs-The stock on the landing Is mostly
Inferior and the stock of choice in store is
much reduced. Receipts of Texas are small.
10 sacks sold, of which l60. new inferior
t. Louis at 400; 100 choice old Western at
Sc. and $50 new Texas at Coo y bushel.
BRAN-Good supply and dull. 200 sacks
old. of which 100 at 81 10, and 100 at
1871 y 100 Tbs.
HAY-Is in good supply and limited de-
rand. $50 bales sold, which SO and 100
ho,ce new, on its merits, at $25, and 100 do
/ 328 v ton.
CoFFEE-The market is strong, with an
ctive demand for job lots. Stock in hands
dealers 1900 bags: in first hands 5754
ags. We quote cargo lots: Ordinary 18k q
'l9c (gold); fair l9al 020A& good 600
Vac; prime 2OA 0201ac v Is. job lots:
rdinary 1874 9 1870: fair 1917 02oc; good
W 02Ohc; prime 20@ 02lc y fb.
RICE-The stock of old is ab0ut H5 bbls.
air demand. Receipts are small ON &C.
'unt of rainy weather. We quote: LOuisi-
Ia No. 2. old, 2h csc; common, old. Az
4Ac: ordinary. old, 5A 05Ac; new, fair,
4 q 64c; prime 707kc y Is. GO bbls
rely prime sold at VAC y fb. s
BUTTER-Light supply of choice, and b
'od supply OF ordinary grades. The de-
and is fair for choice, but no demand for
binary. Choice Goshen sells at 800
Q y fb; other grades are nominal at 900
G y 10. Choice Western 22024c; low