New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-25

Stock on hand September l. 1875. y7t
Al1ived Prev t 1866 sai-s7o4 s4
..r1 Total ta1:: 40 $780, Az
Cleared previously. 500 563-6SS5 oz
Stock on hand and on .btpbosrd .s22 on
Stock on hand came time last 1854
To-days exports embraced DIGS bales to
to Havre, and ga to Bremen.
ToBACCo-The sales to-day embraced 2
hhds new crop at Ice, and hhds at -.
The amount on sale is estimated 1T 2l75
hhds. We continue our quotations as toll
lows: Low Tugs 607c; good ~ 08c; low
fine II lSc. Received since Saturday even.
ing hhds; exported none; stock on hand
by our running statement 277S hhds
| FREIGHTs-A ship was taken up for
Bremen to-day at l1sc for cotton. The
market is dull at previous rates as follows:
BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool l6d; corn
l2d " bushel; cotton to New York y C; to Bos.
ton, Providence, Fall River and Baltimore.
via New York, &c; sugar to New York IS
v hid; mOlasses g. y Dbl; rice 75c.
By sail - Cotton to Liverpool 4ed; to
Harve lc; to Bremen 1Sc; to Antwerp
3-l6c; to Amsterdam II 32d; to Revel and
Cronstadt sc; toGenoa Lice; to Boston
1850; to Providence y a 25-32c; to Phila-
delphia 1860.
SUGAR-Received this morning 1925 hhds.
The demand is active, and prices are irmer
without any advance. The receipts sold at
4 a size for inferior; sac for common; So q
Csc for good common; GA $3.50 for fair
6le a 65sc for good fair; Ga 067sc for fully
fair; 7a7Ac for prime to strictly prime;
INC for choice; ~ OSLO for gray clarified;
Sas 09c for yellow clarified: SIS a 90 for of
white clarified. and 9A aessc for white
clarified, showing an improvement in good
| grades of Open kettle,
MoLAssEs-Received this morning 225l
bbls, consisting mostly of rebOiled, centrifu.
| gal and cistern bottom. The demand is
| good and the supplies sold at 30 043c for
| fermenting. az in quality; 43 a 48c for prime
reboled; 4lo for strictly prime fermenting,
| and Al @ 44c for prime not fermenting. No
| choice on hand; it would command $50 y
gallon.
REFINERY SUGAR-Standard A in bbls
| is selling at l0A l014c; granulated IL asc:
powdered llasc; crushed llAAc; cut loaf
l2hc Y Is.
REFINERY MoLAssEs-Common is selling
| at 4Oc; fair 44c; prime 4Sc; choice Sic, and
| golden syrup 80c y gallon.
FLOUR-Only q local demand and the
sales are confined to Clio bbla, of which
| 100 low treble extra at 81 S71e; 40 good
treble extra at S 80; 50 choice treble ex-
ira at S 62le; $50 choice extra at IS so; 25
choice extra at 81; 80 at & IS p Dbl; 30, 50
and 81 bbls on private terms. Common il
quoted at So 20; fine 50 Is; superine 81;
s5o5 so; choice treble extra IS 1896 %;
family extra Sc soar so Y Dbl.
Corn MEALS dull and only 200 bbls
sold, in lots. at e. % y Dbl. 1t is job
bing at 81 30d2 IS p bill
GRIrs-Are quoted at 81 1904 Is, and
jobbing at "a IS y bbl.
PoRK-We have to note quiet market
30 &c ta2 n
in lots. Only so bbls sold at that price.
Dealers are iobbing at So p Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Little or none in first
hands, but the demand is confined to deal
ers' job trade at SIS 0SAc for shoulders; lie
for clear rib sides, and II a4c for clear sides.
Round lots are quoted at lac under these
prices Sides are scarce.
BACoN-Is dull and weaker. Sales of II
and 3 casks shoulders were made from first
hands at Gas d9lec. and casks sold at csc.
Shoulders are quoted at csc; clear rib sides
1890; clear sides 1874. Jobbing at loo for
shoulders: l2lac tor clear rib sides, and l3c
for clear sides.
BREAKFAST BAcoS-Dull and quoted at
wholesale at l3Ac Y is.
CORN IN SACKs-Some demand for round
lots for export, but No sales as yet. The
supply is light, but large receipts are ex-
pected this evening The local trade is im-
proving and the demand is good. l400
sacks sold. of which 1850 white and white
mixed at $50, and $50 yellow at $40 y
bushel.
OArs-Light supply on the landing, but
q good supply in warehouses. The demand
is fair $50 sacks choice Galena sold at ACC
y bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and dull. $50
sacks sold, of which 400 at 75c; $50 and 200
at SOC y 100 Tbs.
HAY-Good supply and dull. None but
choice grades are wanted. 500 bales dam
aged sold at auction at 50 1910 IS; 100
choice sold from first hands at so y ton.
HAMs-The market is stronger to-day and
choice sugar-cured are ioobing at l41a q 15c
= 10. Round lots are quoted at IA q l4Ac
y fb. A lot of tierces sold at lac p 1b.
LARD-The stock on hand is small, but
the demand is confined to the local trade.
Tierce packers is quoted at 1912 0l2Ac;
refined $50 l3Ac; keg 1874 l4c; bucket lac
y 10. A sale Of only tierces kettle was
made at l214c.
WH1sKY-Is in light supply and the de-
mand is confined to job lots at 81 90 for
Louisiana and 81 1901 - for Western.
81 bbls Louisiana sold at 81 90 " gallon.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTs-Prime mess
pork is selling at $40 so; rump pork $l7;
pig pork at $40 so y half Dbl and $l9 SO
p Dbl; tongues 607c apiece; pigs feet 81
Y keg, s. IS v frkin, and IS y Dbl; spare
ribs % ~ y Dbl.
Cow PEAs-The market has not vet
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 50 and job sales at 81 Goal rs y
bushel. The supplies consist of Alabama
no Carolina or Georgia on hand.
Corn IN BULK-There were receipts to-
day of 10000 bushels; 10000 bushels of
which are unsold. tow is on the way
horo vUSf y, fNrt hoH 11YNES Hhn Lost oo1n
were at sac " bushel.
EsCULENTs AND GREEN VEGETABLES
Potatoes are dull, and the stock is large.
No choice onions in market; tie supply is |
mostly inferior. Choice apples are scarce |
and in request. Sourkrout is unstable. |
Potatoes-Russats are quoted at 81 $50 lao:
peach blow 81 IS; early rose 81 rs; peerless
81 7501 80; pink-eyes 81 so. Onions |
Ordinary 500 81 50. Apples $500, for
choica Sonrkronf 81 " hill Cahhauea AZ