New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-27

Stock on hand September l. ls7s.....:..:::...ss7S
Arrived since last statement 20 oo- .o-
Arrived previousy 'ooo-s9' 4I'
Total: '''' IL oo7 '0s
Cleared previously 900 '9a-ooo,al|
Stock on hand and on shipbosrd. 81 osl
Stock on hand same time Last year. 4oo4
Tc-day's exports embraced 6e7 bales to
New Yolk, to which we have added ~ bV
the river.
ToBACCo-We did not hear Of q transac.
tion to-day. The amount on sale is estimated
at $500 hhds We continue to quote as tol-
lows: Low Tugs 607c; good 71e 06c; low
leaf 90llc: medium II q lac: good 10 ltc:
fine II a lSc. Received since last evening "A
hhds; exported 2 to New York; stock on
hand by our running statement 2e9! hhds.
'FREIGHTs-A ship has commenced loading
with corn for Liverpool on owners account.
We also learn that Of the vessels below two
have been ordered to Pascagouis, two to
Mobile, one to Pensacola and one to Balti-
more The market continues quiet. The going
rates are I'D tor Liverpool ! lsc for Bremen
and bc for Genoa, but to fill up l5-32d
and lc have been accepted. We quote az
follows:
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool led; corn
l2d j. bushel; cotton to New York &c; to Boz
ton, Providence, Fall River and Baltimore.
via New York, %c; sugar to New York IS
y hid; molasees 81 Y Dbl; rice 75c.
By sail-COttOu to Liverpool - q led; to
Harve "a lie; to Bremen oil tc; to Ant
werp-0l 3-l6c: to Amsterdam II 32d; to
Cronstadt Sled; to Genoa l l-l6c; to
Boston l3-l6c; to Providence y 25J-3322c:
to Philadelphia l3-l6c.
SUGAR-Received this morning 762 hhde
The demand is good and the supplies sold
at previous prices: "A she for inferior; 524 C
for common; SIS a61sc for good common;
Ga Gao for fair; Gig a Csc for good fair;
60. o. 7sc for fully fair; a. Ac for prime to
strictly prime; 7hc for choice; ~ 0eAc for
good clarified; SIS 09c for yellow clarified;
SIS a &c for OF white clarified. and 9N
9asc for white clarified.
MoLAssEs-Received this morning 80
bbls and &C half bble. The demand is good
and the supplies sold at stronger prices:
30 q Acc for fermenting, as in quality, and 45
a i6c for prime reboiled. Some prime FEY
menting sold at Acc. No choice on hand; It
would command $40 y gallon.
FLoUR-Only local demand, and the
sales are confined to 375 bbls, of which %
low treble extra at Is; % good treble ex-
ira at S. So IS choice extra at Sc; % at
Sc IS; 80 and so at -; 25 do at 81 l2la,
and 100 bbls on private terms. The high
grades of flour, good and sound, are very
hrm, while the medium, low grades and
unsound are dull and neglected. Common
is quoted at g 80; fine 50 10; supertne q:
double extra "a 5004 IS; treble extra
s5o5 80; choice treble extra IS IS g 25;
family extra Sc soar 80 y Dbl.
Corn MEAL-Dull and quoted at e 90
% 4. Dbl. 80 and $50 bbls sold at g 20;
200 and so at g. % p bbl Dealers are JOB
bling at 81 30a2 IS p Dbl.
GR1rs-Are quoted at 81 1904 Is, and
iobbing at 81 IS y Dbl.
PoRK-Is quiet and the stock is held at
81 80 02l 62la p Dbl for mess. receiver
sold 80 bbls to dealers in - and 30 bbls
lots at $2l so = Dbl. Dealers are iobbiug at
81 Y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAr-The supplies in first
hands, are light and sides are scarce, but
tie demand 10 confined to the job trade at
a Slec for shoulders; lie for clear rib sides.
and ll3.c for clear sides. A car load OF
shoulders. loose. sold at the depot at ac;
10 casks shoulders. spot. at sc; 10 DO rib
sides, spot, at l0hc, and car loads clear
sides to arrive, on private terms; clear rib
sides are quoted, to arrive, at l0sac; and
clear sides at lie = Is.
BAcoN-Is dull at yesterdays prices. ?
casks shoulders sold from first hands, On
the landing, at 9Ac, and half casks clear
rib sides at l2c = Is. Clear sides are quoted
at l21ec. Dealers are jobbing at 9a4c for
shoulders. l2l4 Q tor clear rib sidee, and l2a4 G
for clear sides.
PACKERS Hoe PRoDUCTs-Prime mess
pork is selling at $40 a ~ 20; extra prime
pork 81 q 10; rump pork ~ a Is y bbi;
pig pork $40 5O0ll y half Dbl: spare ribs
}7aS Y Dbl; pigs tongues Gig a7c apiece;
pigs feet 81 Is y key, 81 80 y trkin, and
sos p Dbl.
HAMs-The market for choice sugar
cured II quiet but steady, at Ia l4Ac;
iobbing at l4l4 a l5c y fb.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Dull and quoted at
Wholesale at l3kc y 10.
WuIsKY-Prices have advanced &c p
gallon under Western advicee. and 20 bbls
Louisiana rectified sold at 81 II y gallon.
Western is now quoted at 81 Zeal IA 2
gallon.
on the market, offering at sac. Buyers only
offer 50 53c. A tow is on the way here
with further supplies. We heard Of 49, 600
bushels having been taken for Liverpool,
said to be at SIC.
Cow PEAs-The market has not yet
fairly opened tor the season. and holders
are asking 81 IS for clay and clay mixed for
future delivery. Small spot sales are made
at 81 80 and job sales at 81 co. - y
bushel. The supplies consist OF Alabama:
no Carolina or Georgia on hand. A small
lot Just in from Alabama sold at 81 % Y
bushel
LARD-Quiet and steady, and quoted at
l2A q l21ac for ordinary packers ia tierce;
12aa a 13c for choice packers prime steam;
1874 1880 for refined in tierce, and 1884 a
lac for key.
RIVER FREIGHTs-St. Louis te;egrams
on Change, twenty-sixth instant, state:
Freights lower; whisky, $50; pork, 81 l2c;
flour, 25c; hay, zoe: pound freights, l212c:
Corn IN SACKs-Fair supply. The de.
mand is moderate, and prices have declined
a &c y bushel. $50 sacks sold, OF which
1900 white and white mixed at SIC; 500
and 23OO white st 53c; 700 choice yellow at
Sic, and $50 white at SAC Y bushel.
OATs-Good supply and quiet. $50 sacks
sold, of which 100 choice St. Louis at 47c,
and $50 choice Galena at ACC Y bushel.
BRAN-Light supply and continues dull.
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