New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-01

casks and 513 tierces In May, with moderate
prices exhibited a marked upward tendency under
which shoulders and sides advanced NC, and sides
Ne the closing quotations being 4.e for shoulders
ceipts embraced 3466 casks 1873 tieyces and 5l3
boxes and the exports 455 casks and terces. The
taken for consumption and shipment was $40
packages leaving on hand stock of l0iO casks and
a66 tierces. There was no material change in June
The receipts were moderate, and the de
mand fair, and while shoulders gave
way he, sides were nearly unchanged,
ing lac for shoulders, liz dSa for sides and 221
23c for hams. The receipts embraced 22o6 casks,
1896 tierces and 1863 boxes and the exports 27 casks
and tierces. The reported sales were $50 casks.
but the amount taken fer consumption was 4o4I
packages, leaving on hand a stock OF s's casks ana
5i5 tierces. July opened with more bOuyancy IN
sides and hams and slight Improvement IN Shout,
ders when prices assumed more decided upward
tendency which continued throughout the MONTH
shoulders closing at l51sc, sides at loA alet and
hams al 2S6261tc showing an advance respectively
Of OIL he tIAe and Sa3s &c Inc recep,5 "ete
ports 223 casks and tierces the reported safes
were $50 casks but the amount taken for consumI-
ton and shipment 1851 packages, leaving on
hand a stock OF SIS casks and 9o6 tierces.
The past month has exhibited the usual midsum.
mer dulness and the business has been mostly of
a retail character at prices showing considerable
IRE gularity. Shoulders ruling more in favor OF
sellers while both sides and hams have sold at
easier rates: the closing rates being 10 tN-c tor
shoulders; 1874 ol9a.c for sides and 234 Q2o. tor
hams,
I.arsi.-Tle receipts of lard show material III
crease while the exports less than last year,
indicating enlarged demand for consumption.
The former embrace 2a $50 and 81 3i6 kegs
against p 81 tierces and - go kegs last year In
1879 they were respectively 32,31 and 1873.
KEGS reduced to tierces, the exports embrace 1868
against 1924 last year and 81 in 1868 The
ports have been mostly to Cuba, which has taken
1893 tierces small amount has been shipped to
Mexican and West Indian ports--201 tierces-wnics
viii. - tie-ces Liverpool constitutes our entire
foreign shipments. II addition to this 80 t;erces
have been forwarded TO New York and 1914
ta1el bv ueighborng Gulf ports. There has been
time when foreign buyers would not have come
forward freely at prices giving only slight mar
gin compared with European markets. Our mar
he.s have constantly ruled above their limits. This
is Lot peculiar 10 the past year, but has been the
case 70. some years. Whenever the West has
a sufficient surplus 20 provide working stock
instead OF merely supplying the local demand, for
e!gn buyers Will promptly come forward, at fair
rates trei yhts. exchange and the European market
considered. Prices have been governed by the
counts from the West and the extent of the supply,
t;erces ranging in September from l9a 2otlc. and
c,osing, at lsal9esc; and kegs ranging from 2i+aW
25c, and closing at -d2Ec; tierces ranging in &c.
tooer from $50 l9&c, and closing al I31l8lc: and
kegs ranging from l91s al &c and closing at 49, II
and closing at 1870 sac; and kegs ranging from 10
| G2oHc, and closing at -a20Hc tierces ranging in
DscenbsE from 1adlsee and closing at l I,
| Closing at 1915 d2Oc; tierces ranging in January
from lee al3lc, and closing at l6s Gl7c, and kegs
ranging from l8Q2Oc, and closing at I8c; tierces
| ranging il February from l6dlshc and closing az
| l60l6sc and key, ranging from l8Gl8-sc and
a eosnE at 1ahs and hes
| ranging from 11G l3ac, and closing a. &c;
tierces ranging in April from l9d l7c and Closing at
| Ia &c, and kegs ranging from l7al3Ac and
| closing at 49, ol8ac tierces ranging in May from
To-. Ike and closing AZ l6i al7c, and key, rang
ranging in June from l5is al-c, and closing at
! 49, i5tc and kegs ranging from 1917 lsac
from t 81 and eosns s at la 7c and keys
rangin. from 10. alsac, and closing at 1871 a lsc;
and t.erces ranging during the past month from
l. l8c, and closing at Il \ &c. and kegs ranging
| from l3s n l9c, and closing AT l9c. The highest
point for tierces during the first week Of Sep
| lowest on March y. when they sold at lac. The
| highest point for kegs was in December, when they
ru!ri al 23Q2.c aud the lowest on March p when
| supplies have passed into consumers hands with
our being reported that only portion j, OF Of
| sales which $50 tierces and 200 kegs
| in September +65 terces and $50 kegs in
October; 800 tierces and $50 kegs in November 8s3
| tierces and $50 kegs in December llb0 tierces and
29o9 kegs in January; 900 terces and 2l10 kegs in
February; 200 terces and ITO kegs in March; 1890
tierces and $3.50 kegs in April: 600 terces and 1900
keys il Nav; 100 tierccS and 215 kegs in June; 20
tierce5 and rs kegs in July and 450 terces and 500
| kegs il August. making aggregate of only 1870
tiegces and Is 1870 kegs against receipts of 1872:
| barrels and terces and SIT kegs. ana actual
| con sumption, exclusive of shipments, OF ABOUT
% .lHn tierces and IS, 600 kegs.
Beef-Tie receipts of Western beef have been
too limited to make market; hut we have had fair
| supplies from Texas although showing slight de
crease. toe receipts comprising 2o,o5o bbls and
Is 420 tieIces and boxes against q l42 former, and
20 35 latter last The exports comprise $685.
btls and terces New York, where there has been
a good demand for the Liverpool and London market,
and oay o9o To other ports, foreign and coastWise
| Butter-A large part of the demand for consump-
ton has been supplied by the products OF Northern
dairies but the receipts OF Western, nevertheless
| show a considerable increase comprising 21,o50
packages against 2eltt last year. Very little has
been exported, nearly the whole supply being
required TO meet the local demand. Ordinary
good and prime ranged in September from
| l;425c for Western, and l8d32c for North
err: il October from 1923, and 22d3l;
in November from l7a22, and 2od35: in December
from l. p and 1854 III January from lId22, and
l6Q3i: in February from l5d22 and l5a32; in March
from Is h. and 3o0 Il; in April from Is 3D. and 300
i3 in MAY from Il $50 and 29a43 in June from y q
% and 81 s.; in July from 26023, and 0G3o; and
durin. the past month from "a %. and 3On31. The
| heaviest receipts were in October, when they
amounted to 3U39 packages, and the llghtcs IN Sep
TENDER when they were only 1909. For the rest o.
the year they have varied from 200 TO 28oo pack
| ages month ".
Chee,e.-The receipts from the West amount tC
g. $50 boxes against iO99i last year, showing in
|
Prices have exhibited about the usual variations
ranging in September at from 2023c in October
from u BE in November from l,a22c in Decem
Der from /. pc in January from l1d21c in Febru
arv from l5G22c in March from bic, in Apri
from 15a22c, in May from l5a23c. in June
from loqc IN on nV ,ro on lo i I5c 't The a re-
| ceipts embrace 1864 boxes in Septemoer 3t2u II
October - -. in November, 8lCiin DeceInoer 100.
il January. 3-6 il February 3il5 IN March 1888 II
| A,ril POS in MAJ 2523 in June, 1870 i'll July ant
| 455S in August.
| Whi,ky-Owins 70 the restoration of regular
trade from the reduction OF the excise the receipts
in i}53-6a were Sol bbs. against only 0,.89 il
| l367-53 The past year shows nearly equal pro
| gre-s the receipts amounting TO I!],O6l bbls
against 90 SOL last year showing an increase of 49,
| 400 bbs. This presents rapid progress to oul
| former trade when our receipts Tin l359-6O)
amounted to 35,Oi2 bbs. Prices ranged in Septem
Der from 81 221Gl 80 2 gallon, closing at 81 25a
! %: in October from 81 25Gl 321, closing al
! fl Is. in November from IL l24 al 22l6 CLOSING
! at s l21. al Is: in December from 81 ozaI Is
closing at 81 % To- in January from =. 1sea on
j 05 closing al 90c a Is G2l4 in March from zoe
OK Closing at soa9sc; IN APTll from rom @f
| GSl Is closing at +l01 10; i'll June from 9.ca
i. 49, closing at those figures; in July from soc 2
5 H. closing at a2cH Is 011. and Tor the pas
month from 3a}sc a 5 / o5. low proof being quote'
at 92}s 09..c and good to choice " estern recbne'
at 9lQl %.
The following shows the monthly receipts an'
exports compared with last year
las8. ee'slP }I5a.7o l8s5 5sFG l5s5 70
Septambcr....-.... l,235 b933 - %
octooer ..,.......' 3,68 ~ 51 -
Dtccnber.......... 463f I2,29I i.l25 2.m
lamar ia I Is3,3 So SO rs rs
Marcl............... 9945 s9ij -! i,2o
April. .-......-... 3tn 9iIo ~. So