New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-22

By sail-Cotton to Liverpool I'D 10 Havre
J l0l.lec: to Bremen lie: com to Liverpool
per bushel l0d.
| SUGAR-Received this morning 1906 hnds, onl
(, hhds of which sold at 81 fer good fair. Til
| balance is held at very full prices. The demand
good and dea SO 200 hhds in the sheds. at \
| for common; 3hc for good common; 3aic for fan
9d9Ac for good fair; exc for fully fair; ga aga,
tor prime; ioc for choice; los 0l6l:c tor yellow
clarified, and l01s a lie for white clarified Tn
| stock in the eheds 10 reduced to $500 hhds.
| MOLASSES-There were no receipts this morn
| ing. Nothing doing. and the market is quoted nom
lnaly at Is d3sc for inferior to commons 45qsoc 70
fair; 5od55c for strictly prime, and 5Sa57c 70
| choice. Stock in The sheds 100 bills.
CITY oE s sng on oasss
CITY REFINERY M0LASSEs~is selling on order
at 40c for common; 4Sc for fair Soc for prime; 55
for choice and 80 dS5c for golden syrup.
| FLOUR-There were received this morning 800
bbls by two boats. OF these receipts 1000 bbli
were sold previously. to arrive, for Cuba leaving
the market straight lot of 500 bbls choice, ant
the balance smaller lots of odds and ends. I'll,
demand is good for all fresh supplies and 1900 bbl
sold comprising, SO on its merits at 81 50: 8
double extra at 81 IS; 100 choice treble at Sc rs
so S. 37 IS choice extra at So IS; so ad so d.
at g. l2h 100 do at 81 IS; so. So 80 $50, So 200
1925 and $40 bbls to aers on private terms tev
of barges came in this afternoon and brought 1871
bbs and 2e2 halt bb'a -four. rnsound -four is quo
ted at So 5ed4 so = Dbl; sound S3 2503 50 fol
common; SO 75di Ior fine; fa2s: for superb ne
81 5od4 IS for double extra; SIS as Is for low treble
extra; S5 5oG5 Is for good tieole extra; S606 81
for choice treble extra and Sc s5O1 80 for choice
and family extra.
CORN MEAL-snall stock and no demand but
inst auctions were received from the West to-day
to hold under limit OF s y Dbl. Dealers are JOB
GRiTs-Cemmand s. as p Dbl on the landing
and sell in Job lots, in store at H4I4 10 y bill.
PORK-Small stock and light receipts but no de
msnd. and mess is quoted at &2l to arrive, aud
S2l So SPOT. Dealers are iobbing at $22d22 Is
DRY SALT MEAT-Supplies are coming in quite
freely, and in excess of The demand. which is only
03kc loose and sac packed. Dealers are jobbing
909Lc y 10.
BACOS-Light supplies but 10 demand. Shout.
ders are Offering IN lots and Jobbing at SAC Gear
rib sides &c; clear sides l2all4c T. b.
HAMS-Small size choice suga1-cured continue
scarce and in demand for Cuba at l5kc; mt dium
size command l50l5hc; large size LAC l5c T. b, a.
in brand. lot OF 10 tierces large sugar cured
hams sold at l5c = 10
ing at likc. and jobbing at l5c y tt.
confiued to the local trade a rs on tor fierce
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS-Are selling in JOB
lots on orders st elsals 50 for prime mess; ST.
ST ns r SSi or bis Dbl amy
hand; it is called for.
WHISKY-A lot of 10 half bills Bourbon sold at
81 65 y gallon. BOuI bon is in light supply and
fair spmand. Rectifed is selling in small lots al
Is 10 y gallon for Louisiana and Western.
CORN IN BULK-None on the market and the
supplies, to arrive, command 53c y bushel for
mixed and white taken for Europe; yellow com
mands a much higher price readily for Cuba. A
tow Of 30 900 bushels has just arrived;
WHEAT In BCLK-Supplies of Tennessee are
coming in regularly by rail- and $50 bushels We re
received this morning. 1t commando 81 l0al IS
from Texas. Samples of some to arrive are on the
market, and bids were made No arrivals Of
Western IS yet this Sci son.
COW PkAS-The season is over and the few left
on hand are selling on orders at 35asOc bushel for
N xed and 75c for clay.
POULTRY-western grown chickens are selling
OF On
geese S506, and turkeys Sl20l5 p dozen.
Louisiana grown chickens So 2s04: young do
81 5O02 So dacks SEAS; geese s506; turkeys
EGis-Good supply and neglected. Western are
selling At aII9c; Ls SSTHaa l3 sE dozen -.
change, and still report the market dull Northern
beans are quoted at 202asc: Western l0lac;
red adX Tss sps sRkEs az &
receipts of potatoes fiom the West are large, and
prices ale declining. Large size potatoes are e
al IS p Dbl. Apples s3a4P Dbl; receipts are
large, but nc Sly damaged. No choice soufsrout
DalED fRuIT-Liisht supply of apples. The
market is almost bare of peaches. Apples are
qq9fee asc ~
8hs aske dry flint loc T. ID. In city slaughter sales
Sc; 10 to "a lbs &c; under 20 ibs &C. Cow hides as
they rum 5hc; kips, 20 to "a TBS, 6sc kips, 20 to
80 TBS, &C. Calf skins each Soc Ok horns each &c.
Beeswax, prime yellow, 2Sc T. ID.
WOOL-Stagnation prevails and prices are nom
iDal and unsettled. BURY is offered at 81. aloe
Louisiana clear 2oa2le; Clear Lake 81 02l 9ac y 10
TALLOW-The receipts the past three days have
been small the market is dull and prices are
weak e . Quoted At at 8s:a9e p 10; ,.o
for large lots, and A2sc for small lots. with the
usual discount
sTARCH-ls quoted at SIC y 10. Moderate de
LARD OIL-Winter strained IS quoted at 81 o5
spring strained CSC y gallon
coal O1L.1,Sellns in bbls st l8d2oc in cases
IMPORTED FRUITS AND NUrs-ve1y little on
hand and moderate demand. Lemons are
Seaes. 7ee; bali boxes 81 50; Boxes 81 So
citron, Praise v tt currants, 7c Brazil nuts, lOc
dates. 81 07c almonds, l60lac; flberts. 1lallkc
walnute llOl4c p ID; cOcOanuts 625 y lOOO ban
anas. $l03 y bunch; pineapples 81 7502 p Dozen
NAVAL STORES-Renain quiet at unchanged
prices; Spirits turpentine is quoted st zee p ga.
) S; tar 81 aso$ IS = Dbl WV ''' wv
Pipe. 60 inch are quoted at $500 60 extra pipe So
inch Sl450l5o; light pipe Sc to SO inch sl000llO
claIet 20 inch ss51so p 1900.
$3 80 p bundle; Beard 4 Brothers tie and Branch.
Crook 90. &3 So p bundle, containing so bands
Drake Flournoy seiflocking and riveting cotton
bale ties she p 10; the Philip wire tie &c " tie.
With discount on large lots put up in bundles of
SOcI D6tIelS are quoted AT
6 70; half barrels 8509Oc; kegs 6Oc; sugar hogs.
heads $303 so piece; hogshead poles $38 04O
barrel poles $50 y 1000.
MOSS-Recepts are selling slowly at l01kc y
to for gray; 2C3kc for gray mixed and 405c for
black
BAGGIEG-The retail demand is limited. Whole.
sale lots quoted at l30l34c for domestic ut O.;
Job lots 1915 0l33a c, Indla lie " yard.
CORN IN sACKs-The supply is good and the
market continues quiet at yesterdays pri eA AIS
sacks sod of which so and $50 white and IS yellow
mixed 1t &c. and 100 choice white at Gao p bushe
OATS-Smau stock and moderate demand. 400
sacks sold, Of which 80 st. Louis at 40c and 100
Galena at 45c p bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and dull. No sales.
Yesterday there were sa.es at the railroad depot
HAY-Fair supply and no demand for large Tote.
Dealers are selling some lots to the city trade but
scarcely suffi cent to make note of. Prime is
quoted SIT, choice e22023 " ton.
BUTTER-The supply is ample and the market
remains dull Choice Western is quoted at &c.,
medium l40l6c choice Goshen Soc; medium 220
Csc y 10.
CHELSK-Good supply and no improvement in
trade. Small lots axe selling slowly. Choice
Western is qouted at sc; New York cream l50
l5lsc y 10.
COFFEE No demand whatever and prices are
unchanged. We quote cargoee Ordinary Is 20
l5hc lgold6 fair 1874 0l:c; good In 0l7kc; PRIME