New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-28
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Barely good ordinary, part stained. sole
at l5aac, good ordinary. at 16lsc, and loH
mddling at lSc. We have heard of n
sales of middling for some time, but hav
| given as a nominal quotation the askin.
rate of 20c; but as factors now evince NJ
| disposition to sell at materially lowe
| figures, we omit it for the present. TIL,
sales included one bale of the new Texas
crop, which classed middling, weighed 5Ot
| TBS, and sold at &c. This is the SECOND
bale of the Texas crop, but the first con
signed to factors in this city. 1t wal
shipped from Victoria, Texas, to Messrs
Francke & Damned, and bought by Mr.. A
E. Bignon, broker, for Mr. w. o. Simmons
Jr, for shipment to Providence. We also
notice the receipt to-day of another bale of
new, making the third this season from
Texas. 1t was shipped by Messrs. A.
Sessions & Powell to Messrs. Phelps &
McCulloch, classed strict low middling,
and weighed 442 TBS. 1t was for warded by
express to New York.
The Exchange reports "active deman
for ordinary and good ordinary at full
prices and advances its quotations for tn
former Ac.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, I87OAbales 1886
Arrived since last statement...... l3S
Arrived previously. ......l 500 497
SIlg lIOHu edIuplcSt cbC. JS,OoJ-l 0ZU.Z lJ
Total. ................. l54O,elI
CIeare9 to-day. .;........'''''..'' none
Cleared previously ................1,4 95, 453
burnt .....................-... bb9-lSSo, l22
Stock on hand and on shipboard ~, 789
stock on hand last year. 1920
Receipts proper since last evening
l32 bales, against 233 on last Thursday
and l66 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening of 3240 bales, against 1882
for the corresponding time last week, and
1l6l last year, and since August 81 of |, 429, :
l36 bales, against 1.l37 1902 last year.
SUGAR-Rece we'd to-day, 10 hhds. The
market is unchanged, and sales are being
made to the city trade at gao tor common,
11Ac for fair to good fair l2Ac for prime
to choice, and l213c for choice.
MOLAssEs-Received to-day % bbls Plan
tation fermenting is quoted at 15025c,
plantation reboiled 30040c y gallon. City
refinery reboiled is selling at 30 a Csc, and
golden syrup at 90c 0$I p gallon
FLoUR-The receipts since yesterday con-
sist mostly of choice extra; double and treble
extra continue scarce and in demand. About
1000 bbls were sold to day, of which 80
double extra at S. 3719; $50 do at Sc 50;
80 good treble extra at s.; $50 do at 81 25:
$50 choice extra at So; $50 do at So so; 400
do at So 25; 100 do at SO so, and 300 good
CORN-Is in good supply and fair de-
mand; 1000 sacks were sold to-day of which
300 and 300 mixed at 7213c; $50 and 200
yellow at 74c; 300, 200 and 1000 bushels at
7Sc T. bushel.
OATs-Are in light supply and moderate
demand; 1900 sacks were sold to day. of
which 400 st. Louis at Csc; 200 Galena and
500 st. Louis and Galena at 66c p bushel.
BRAN-ls in good supply and fair demand;
2OO sacks sold at Tl2c, and 500 patent
sacks at 81 y 100 TBS
HAY-The market Is nearly bare: Is and
$50 bales choice Western sold at $32 u ton.
PORK-COntinues dull. Holders are ask
ing SIS IS II bbl for winter cured mess, and
buyers are offering SIS 80 u bbl. We have
heard of some sales of summer cured at
81 T. Dbl less than these figures Winter
cured mess is retailing at Sl60I6 so p Dbl
BACON-The market is quiet but firm 5
and casks of shoulders sold on the spot at
l98c, and 100 tierces sugar-cured hams, to
arrive, at l6lAc y fb. Shoulders are quoted
at |'s d7s4c; clear rib sides 949c; clear sides
Toe; sugar-cured hams 140l5c; choice do
l5I3 0l7c y 10.
LARD-Ihe market Is quiet but firm, with
light stock on hand. Tierces are quoted
1T l0s4 a lie; kegs liz il34c u fb.
BREAKFAST BACoN-The market is steady
1t l0A dl0lec q tb.
DRY SALT MEATS scarce and firm.
shoulders are quoted at 634 07c ~ fb.
RICE-LOuisiana is in light supply and
demand. There is only jobbing and retail
business doing at ga 0913c y fb for prime,
'12c for ordinary, and 719c for common.
Observation-Disclosures are selling on the |
evee at S405 y Dbl; onions at $4a5, and
lpples at $203 p Dbl.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens sell on the |
evee at $708 y dozen for old. and $3a4 |
or young. Eggs are firm at IS 02Oc.
WHIsKY-The market is quiet and firm |
It 95c " gallon for Indiana, and 81 021R q |
% for Cincinnati. Pure Bourbon 81 IS a |
!, as In quality.
BUTTER-Supply ample; demand mod
rate; choice Goshen sells at. 81 a 34c, and |
oOd to choice Western 20 &c " ID. In |
erior grades nominal
FREIGHTs-The demand for room for
orelgn ports continues on a small scale, |
hough firm for this season of the year.
he supply of tonnage in port is ample, but |
masters are not inclined to accept anything
over than present rates, in view of the
PROXIMITY of the next season. The Liver
DOL rate is I'D, both steam and sail,
nd the nominal quotation for Havre is 1c.
'oastwlse the steamers are asking 34c, and
citing fair cargOes.
BAGGING-Is quiet and firm. Dealers
ell India at 1870 0l9c y yard in rolls, and
yf2 020c in bales; domestic jute at u y %
&c, and hemp and fax at 2I19 age y
ard.
The Homer Hind saws.