New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-27

Soock on hand and on shpboard not cleared .289 467
Same time last year.
To.day's exports embraced 4O56 hales to Havre,
1899 to Barcelona and 1880 to New York
Receipts proper since Saturday evening 20 166
against s74 for the corresponding time last week
For comparative totals for the past three days,
exports and receipts above report.
did not hear Of MS saaS hbt TO-
Frosted nominal; low lugs 81 06c; medium to good
, socd sSlsse ans solso; 90" Selections sS Sse
nondescripts nominal: ..,.,
in Il e market. The going rates by taiI are 1924
for cotton to Liverpool and IS Ice for HayIe; ext.
RENE consignment rates I'D to Liverpool and lc
for Havre We quote as follows:
By stesm-Cotton to Liverpool l61; to the Bal.
tic 1924; to New York NC; to Boston, Philadel-
phia, Providence, Fall River and Baltimore VIA
H %e.s sS,t s. IS sS SS to Ne" YORK %
By sail Cotton to Liverpool ls-320hd; to Havre
sugar to New York 81 50 p hid, and molssses
sue sk%The receipts since Saturday evening as
ceipts sold: Inferior 5G6hc; common 70 good com
To y fair ase .rety
$50 s? xseS sasasS * Sioc; ID White Sioso;
MOLASSES-The let eipts since Saturday even
ing compii 1888 bbls. Choice 10 becoming scarce.
mostly low grades arriving. Inc O6m1GO 10 JAlr
for good grade.; low R'ades are neglect Centri-
% Ssa So as sssss ss Strictly
prime 47048c ch- ice 49050c y gallon.
ELOUR-On 700 bbls have come in by rail since
SATURDAY.. The s Ock on haad 10 s1all and held
still higher on account Of cold weather and Closed
rivers ia the Wes. kilograms W. re received here
this morning to hold all 4 ur Csc p Dbl higher.
There is . good Inquiry, and lew OF no grades On
The Gales comprise l347 bbls. Of which 70 superfDe
at @; u, 40, 50 and 43 double extra at 90 rs; 100
do 1t So IS; Is do at e6 50; 30 aud % low treble
and 50 at 81 u.s. 25 co. 50 and IS at 81 So 10 and SO
choice treble extra at 81 u.s. Is 100 and ~ caOice
family 1T SO, and IS 1t 90 Is " Dbl. Cuban buy
ers are looking srsund, but prices are a1vauc ng
ders are coming in for points up the river that
usually obtain their supplies direct from the West.
Comm N is quoted at SIS Is; fine IS 50O5 IS; gu.
perne sc; double extra e6 2sa6 Sc; low treble e1.
treble extra 81 5O07 IS; choice and family 81 IS
as 25 y bb!.
corn IN SACKS Light supply with fair de
nand at higt her prices 1885 sacks sold, OF which
500 oil yell w, in warehouse, at &c; $50 mite at
Csc; 200 chO.ce yellow in warehouse, at 64c, and
800 vel at Csc y bushe,.
OATS-The supply at the railroad depot and in
warehouse is large. rain demald at tim prces.
HOO sacks sold Of which zoo light St. Louis at 47c
$50 choicd st Louis at l8c; 400 choice Galens at
SOC; $50 Galena at Sic, and 100 do At SIC " bushel.
bs. There is noue IN first hands A dealer sold
200 atks ia warehouse At 8 y lU0 TBS.
HAY-None on the landiug IL fist Lands. The
receip pei railroad are smal No sales rep red.
CORN MEAL-NOne come IN since Saturd ~. and
the stock on hand is very small and in few
handt. so bbls sold at So 95 rs AID 20 at 81 Dbl.
GRITS- Scarce a d in demand at 81 9e04 IN lots;
jobbng at ia l0d4 rs y Dbl.
P0RK-NoLe le;eivel since Saturday The