New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-29


week and s76s last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports. made up
to IL NJ, 40S,532 bales, against 1877 ,7l3 last
week, and 1888 3i6 last year.
ToBACCo-We did not hear OF a sale to.
day, and continue to quote as follows: Low
Jugs at 707kc; good Sd9c; low Leaf 9l9
dl2c; medium l30l4h; good 151e a lie;
fine 1S020c. Received since last even.
ming none; exported none. Stock on hand
by our running statement 1917 hhds.
FREIGHrs-A ship was taken up for
Havre at ! 3 Ice for cotton. The market
is trmer and now quoted as follows:
BY steam-COttOn to Liverpool 34d asked
by ships to arrive; to Hamburg, via New
York, lac; to Antwerp, via New York,
l lac; New York, q c; to Boston, Providence,
Fall River and Philadelphia, via New
York, lc.
Bysail-Cotton to Liverpool 1882 q s. d;
to Havre l 3I6c; to Bremen lac; to Ant
werp slice.
SUGAR-Received this morning $50 hhds
Fully fair and prime sold readily, but other
grades are dull, and the market is unset.
tied. Only half of the supplies were sold
at Gle 6a4c for fair green; Sl4o for fully
fair; s3sc for strictly prime; e5sc for &C
tritugal; Sa4 94c for yellow clarified, and
9ltc for off white clarified.
MoLAssEs-Received this morning 90
bbls. The demand is good for choice, our
lower grades are dull. The supplies were
mostly disposed OF at 40 a 45c for common:
Doc for good fair: SIC for prime; 50 Q59c for
strictly prime, and 81 a &c for choice: show
ing further decline OF G2c y gallon.
FLoUR-Buyers are off as usual toward
the close of the month, and only 200 bbls
sold, of which $50 choice extra at Sc IS,
and 80 at 81 80 p Dbl. Considerable on
the way here, and due in q few days, was
mostly sold. for Cuba, to arrive. Supertine
Is. bod "A 9; IA. IL -.
low treble extra s. 80 g. good do Sc p d
6 80; choice treble extra So 30 a g IS; choice
and family extra 81 al %; patent process
IS so az U Dbl.
Corn MEAL-Small stock and very little
demand. 80 and 80 bbls fresh sold at So 80.
Jobbing at 50 60 q Dbl. Old stock not
wanted.
GRIrs-Is selling in lots at S. Is and
jobbing at s. 25d 5 80 Y Dbl.
PoRK-No demand and mess is quoted
nomnally at $23 q Dbl. Dealers are
jobbing at S24 y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-The supply is light, but
the demand is limited. Shoulders are quoted
at gao, clear sides l3Ac. Dealers are job
hing shoulders at 10 l0Ac, clear sides
1915 0l3a4c U Ii. Two car loads shoulders
spot and one to arrive tomorrow sold at
gao " 10.
BACoN-Dull and nomioal. Shoulders are
quoted at as l0c; clear rib sides 1885 a
l3l4c; clear sides 1874 a l4c u 10; iobbing
at the outside prices. A lot OF IL casks
clear rib sides sold last evening at 1880
u fb.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured are in light
supply and in request, at l76H4c v 10:
brands less in favor are quoted at 16 a l6lec;
inferior and ordinary AN 6l5l9c y 10. A
lot of tierces sold on private terms.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Duil and quoted at
Ice v 10.
PRIME MEss PoRK-Is selling on orders
at $22 U bbl.
PRIME PoRK-Is selling at slsa19 " Dbl
RUMP PoRK-Is selling at $50 y Dbl
PIC PoRK-Is selling at $l2 25Ql2 50 =
half bbl
PicKLED Pics FEET-Are quoted at So
y key.
LARD-Is in light supply and good de-
mard at 1874 0l4c fer inferior packers,
lil3c for choice packers, and l4l9 a l444c
for refined in tierce, key l43l q l5c. respec-
lively; bucket l5le a lj34c p ID. % tierces
refined sold at l5c u ID.
Corn IN BULK-There is no stock on
hand. but sellers are prepared to deliver
here 100000 bushels al 6jc u bushel. The
movement is retarded by the absence of
freight room.
WHEAT-Supplies in sacks are coming in
srom Texas, but We do not learn Of any
sales.
NHISh1-htcIlutu lH Uuil anu S6lll0g
in small way at 81 IA al II for Louisiana,
and 81 20 for Western. The stock on hand
is small. 25 bbls Louisiana rectiried sold
at 81 II y gallon.
CORN IN SACKs-None on the landing.
The stock in warehouse is about 5000 sacks.
5000 sacks sold, in warehouse, at 10 for
choice yellow, and $50 white at Soc y
bushel,
OATs-Fair supply and moderate demand.
Only 23U nks Gn1H nt btnb 9,
Louis at 4Sc, and 100 fancy white at 5jc r.
bushel.
BRAN-None left in first hands. $50 sacks
sold at 81 05 " 100 TBS.
HAY-ls m light supply and moderate
demand. Only IS bales ordinary sold at
S22 y ton.
BUrTER-Choice is scarce. Ordinary in
fair supply. Only moderate demand.
Choice Western sells at % a 26c; medium 20
a 23c; medium Goshen 30 033c; choice "a q
Soc y fb.
CHEEsE-Is in light supply and good de-
mand. Choice Western factory sells at IA
a l4l4c; New York cream l5le a Ice v ID.
STAR CANpLEs-Light supply and mod
crate demand. Quoted at 1871 lie y ii.
STARCH-LiGht supply and moderate de-
mand. Quoted at 4l4 q 4lac y tb.
DRIED FRUIr-Is scarce. Apples sell at
lie p ft.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-Good sup
ply and dull. Western beans sell at 3 a
3Ac; Northern 3la 03s4c; red kidney Sc:
green peas 303Ac v ID.
RICE-Large stock on hand and dull.
Prices are weaker. We quote: Louisiana
No. 2, 303Ac; common An a5c; ordinary
5 05Ac: fair 5ls sac; good 606Ac;
prime 6lec v ID.
CoFFEE-There is only moderate de
mand, and prices are unchanged. Stock in
hands of dealers 10000 bags; in first hands
1913 We quote cargoes: Ordinary 1870
lShc; fair 1914 020e; good 2OA 62Olac;
prime 2Oa4 02lc v fb. Job lots: Ordinary
lSh lSa4c; far 20A 020lac: good 81 a
2lAc; prime 2lla 02lAo W fb.
We are indebted to Messrs. Marks & Co.
for the following telegram. dated Rio
JaneirO, October q, and New York, October
70, 1875: Purchases since October 90, 81, 900
bage; cleared Atlantic ports 90, 1000; cleared
Gulf ports 5000; loading 10000; stock 244,-
000; average daily receipts II 800: price,
holders firm, 9A7OO; exchange 275s v cent,
firm.