New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-29

Total to date. .......9.0 oon ll38,0o0 lbs, 900
Atloat in Bombay haroor 1909 100, $1,000
Compared with last year the above shows a de-
crease 10 shipments of 241 900 bales TO Great
Britain and 900 to The continent, total 3o.Oo0
and in the receipts of 2l8 900; and compared with
the year before decrease in the shipments of
233, 900 aud IN the receipts of 22o 900.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales
Stock on hand September l. l375......... 1876
Arrived since last statenent.:... AS
Arrived previously Including
city balngsj.. 5e2 ISL ,5a2 .57l
Total. ........................ COZ 547
Cleared to-day. i.553
Cleared previously ,....;.... l,55o,ol3
Consumed at Lehman. Abraham
Co.'S mill. 10
Burned in steamers. 5e4-l,5so ,5il
Stock on hand and OF shipboard not cleared. 46oO6
Same time last year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 22 3a5
Todsy's exports embraced 1856 bales to Havre
and .Os to Bremen, 10 which we have added u oy
river.
Receipts proper since last evening AIS ba'es
against 59l on last Friday and 50 last year.
For comparative totals for the past three days
exports and receipts zee above report
TOBACCO-The only sales reported to-day were
81 hhds e and 30), making total for the past
week of l434 hhds. against 2289 laat week. The
amount on sale is estimated at $500 hhds. To
approximate more nearly to the improved condi.
ton Of the market We revise cur figures follows:
low lea aSs 81 aiUc medium ios DC good lsalac
fine 4Dl5kc; selections l6Ol1c.
FREIGHTS-Ino attempt 10 rage the Liverpool
rate by sail seems to have failed, and the market
10 again quoted at ,ad. as follows
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool Odd; corn per
bushel lod; cotton to New York NC; to Boston,
Providence, Fall River and Philadelphia, via New
York, sc.
to Bremen lie: corn to Liverpool. per bushel l0d.
SuGAR-TheIe were no receipts this morning.
The market is steady and strong, with a fair de.
hhds in The sheds) and 20 hhds sold in the sheds,
taken for me West: Common 9lac; good common
se fair sc s good fair fully a fair 81 aec c
yellow clarified lo5a 0lOssc; white clarified la
MOLASSES-None coming in, and only Con bbls in
the sheds. Prime and choice Is very scarce. In
ferior to common s quoted at 25035c; fair i5050c;
prime SSs shSss gallon ssrr ordsr
lis oil &c for standard in bbls II = 0l2c for
crushed, powdered and granulated, and II i 0l21:c
CITY REFINERY MoLAsSES-Is selling on orders
at ACC for common; 45c for fair: SOC for prime; Soc
for choice and aOns5c for golden syrup.
the demand is retarded in cOnse guence. The Com.
monweath is due this evening, with about
FLOUR-The market continues bare of fresh
-four and the receipts sell fast landed at full
pr1cts S. Of the supplies by the Commonwealth and
Atlantic and barges 1000 bbls sold in 500 Dbl
lots fer Cuba on private terms Further suppl les
are not expected until ne KIT Monday evening by
the Golden Rule from Cincinnati, and the Jaeger
and barses from St Louis, the latter Fart of next
week In the local trade l6o0bbls sold, of which
100 choice treble extra at st So so choice extra at
ST. 25 do at s. 50; 100 $50 $50, 400 and 375 bbs
private terms Uns,und -four is quoted at So 500
50 p DBL; sound g. 2513 so for common: 90 1904
for fne 81 Is for supertne; 81 50ai IS for double
extra; $505 25 for low treble extra; IS 5005 IS
extra: and sS 75a7 50 for choice and family extra
CORN MEAL-The market is dull and very ire.
gnlar, with supplies OF neal ~ 1000 bbls on the
bbls sold of which so at So 6J Is and 100 at 81 go
and loo at So rs = Dbl. Dealers jobbng at SIS
GRlTS-Command s. 90 T. Dbl on the landing,
and 81 1894 ~ in jObbing lots ia store
WHEAr-A lot of L, 900 bushels Texas sold to
mostly Tennessee. No receipts of Western
yet and only snd few small lots , of Texa
choice Tennessee, sacks included, refused.
Samples OF choice Western, to arrive. and for
future delivery. are on the market, and bids
solicited, with buyers views under 6 l Is + bushe
The demand being exclusively for export. there is
no movement at present owing to the absence OF
freight room. some 533 asCks came In by rail from
Tennessee, this morning. If our railroads here
would connect directly with the elevator deiiv-
ering wheat in bulk, the market value would he
at once reduced Sc per bushel 1.-THE cost of the
sackl in addition to the gain in handling. much
more is lost and wasted in bags than ia bulk.
CORN IN BULK-We have q stock on hand of
so ESQ bushels of it offering at SIC p bushe.
The movement is retarded by the lack of export
freight room.
PORK-Fair stock in store and on the andin g,
but no demand, and mess is entirely nominal st
$50 IS OIL y Dbl, as in weight and brand; these
are asking prices. Dealers are obbing at $2l IS
DRY SALT MEAT-Good supply and very dull.
and quoted at &c for summercnied shoulders
8a18kc y 10 Summer cured are undesirable
to hold and are mostly. disposed OF on ar
are comparatively much stronger, as they can be
stored away receiver sold Is boxes sum
msrenrsd x shoaasrs in JOB lots at sasse 10
trade at 94a9kc for shoulders; liz 0ll5sc for
clear rib sides and llas 0l2c for clear sides. A lot
of 10 casks clear sides brought la4c at the depot.
HAMS-The demand has fallen oil; stocks have
accumulated and prices have decliLed &c p ID.
Choice sugar cured, small sizes. are now drag.
g,ng at l5c; medium lic large l3slc p ID. Only
5terces medium sold at lac and 10 small at l5c =
ID, and some, PAL ticulars not transpirei.
BREAKFAST BAtoN-is dull and quoted at lic
PACKERS ROC PRODUCTS-Are selling in job
lots on Oroers at 1913 so for prime mess; 81.
for sextra prime BIB 500l9 T. bb for rump, and
sll y half Dbl for pig pork. No family clear on
hand; it is called for.
LARD-Is in light supply and good local de-
mand at POPS Tor tlerceaetined; ia l31sc for
keg and 10 1.c for bucket. 100 and 100 terces sold
for Cub, on private terms.
8 IL t. gallon, delivered here. The supply is
light but the demand is very y, limited. Louisiana
re- nbt snn1 and "a r gallon bo
COW PkAS-The season is over. The small
quantity left selling on orders for the country at
SIC p bushel for mixed and 6oc for clay.
CORN In SACKs-The market is almost bare of
yellow, and prices have advanced Sc p bushel.
white and mixed with a modeI ate demand 1856
sacks sold, OF which 1900 mixed, private terms;
500 white on private terms; 300 mixed at Soc; 500
yellow at 64c; 800 white mixed at Gle; 500 yellow.
$40 and 200 white at &C. loo choice white and 200
yellow at &C. 2l6 ordinary mixed, i'll burlaps, at 5ac
I5o and $50 mixed at Goo.
OATS-During the past three days the supply
has been light TO-days receipts are small and
prices are firm. 400 sacks choice Galena sold at
44c p bushel. car load Of Texas sold at SOC p
bushel.
BRAN-rs in light supply with a good demand
for Cuba and the city trade 400 sacks sold at zoe
p 100 tbs.
HAY-Conriuues unchanged. with light supply
of choice and small stock OF low grades. No
sales. Prime is quoted at &l1, and choice at &22
GOLFER Nothing doing md no change in prices.
We quote cargoes Ordinary l50l5 &c tgoldl fair
!6l 0l6'4c good l.0l1ac; prime I'm 0l7a4c v tb.
JOB lots ordinary lS1solsAc fgola! fair l6s 0l7c;
We are indebted to Met srs Small l. Co. for the
following telegram. dated Rio Janeiro, July ~ aad
New York, July %. 1876. Receipts since the Dinth
instant 1900 bags; purchases 1000; prices 8I400;
stock 10000; exchange 29'sd; average daily re-
kICE-Old is neglected and no receipts of new
Small lots Of old No sells at y Csc: comDOa
a4Ae; ordinary 4k14sc; fair 5051ac; good So 06c;
BUTTER-The stock is sufficient for the retail
trade ar the demand is limited. Inferior Goshen
is quoted at 20d22c; medium 25c; choice 3Oc;
choice Western 1920; medium l50l6c y 10.
CHEESE-Alth0ugh the receipts are small the
demand continues limited. and the stock is accu-
mulsting. Choice Western Factory sells in job
lots at s9l9e; New York cream !, IA q GlsS f5
receipts of potatoes fiom the West are liberal,
with great many damaged. The market i, dull
and good size potatoes are quoted at era! ~ y
Dbl, according to quality and package Louisiana
bbl
sTARCH-Good supply aud moderate demand.