New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-05
new ORLEANS REPUBLICAN. SATURDAY OCTOBER s. 1879

GP PURLlCiAN, SAIURDA
more than was reported, swelling the
| amount to over 1850 bales.
| The sales for the past three days sum up
! IL ,250 bales, making an aggregate for the
| week OF 1920, against 1920 last week and
! l4,300 the week BEFORE. Weeks receipts
! 25,734 bales, embracing $40 from other de-
! livery ports (Of which 5089 from Mobile),
and 20,294 proper, against 1882 proper
! last week and 8l99 last year, making total
| since August 81 Of 60386 bales, against
| q, $50 last year-increase 3S, ,804. The week IS
exports comprise 1856 bales, embracing 1925
| to Liverpool, 707l to HaYre, 1907 to Provi-
| depce and 1858 to New York.
The Exchange kilograms make the
receipts at all the ports to day II ,6G9 bales,
| against II, 499 last Friday and 1853 last
| year, and since Friday II ,309 bales, against
| 65,76l last week and a, ,642 last year. Total
since August 81 229,4 ,468 bales, against l2I :
| 736 last year-increase 10Y, ,732 bales. Total
same time in 1870, 1925 bales. Week S
| exports Friday to yesterday, inclusive, to
| Great Britain l8 6l7 bales, against 99l4 last
week, and to the continent 1896, against
| 5345. Stocks at all the delivery ports,
made up at - NJ, 168. 1873 bales, against
| 49,, 1886 last week and 1I6, 1856 last year.
The amount on shipboard not cleared,
going on board and engaged for shipment,
| was set down at the opening this morning
| at 33, 900 bales, embracing 10000 for Liver
| pool, 1000 for Havre, 1000 for SPAN, 1000
| for Bremen, 1000 for Genoa and 1900 for the
| North, which, deducted from the stock on
| hand by our running statement on last
| evening, left I0,800 bales to represent the
! quantity at the landing and in presses un-
sold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports, "Demand active;
| y,rioaS - +C
except for low 1niddling, which is raised
| 18c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81, l872,............. ,259
Arrived since last statement..... 6!GI4 ,
Arrived previously G9,958- 1852
Total. 81 ,93l
Cleared previously 29,l57- 3o,958
Stock on hand and on shfpb6ard not cleared so 973
Stock hand same date last year.. ,539
To-day's exports were to Havre. Re
ceipts proper since last evening 5l42 bales,
| against 2289 Gu last Friday and 2039 last
| year, making an aggregate since Friday eve
| ming Of 20,294 bales, against l4,82l last
I week and 8i99 last year, and since August
81 of 60, 1856 bales, against q ,582 last year
increase IS, ,80l.
| For receipts at all ports see above report.
SUGAR-The stock in the sheds this morn
| ing was 46I hhds. The market is very dull
| and only very small retail business is do
| ing at l0& c for good fair and Ii q for fully
! fair. City refinery sugar is selling at IL %
| l2c for yellow clarified, l234 a IL for white
clarified, 1890 for crushed, and 1412c for
| cut loaf
MoLAssEs-There is a stock in the sheds
of. 439 bbls. bbls inferior, received yes
| terday, sold at zoe and bbls fair at zoe %
gallon. City refinery is selling at 40c for
| common; 53c for fair: SIC for prime; 62G
for choice.
New LOUISIANA SYRuP-There have been
no further receipts Of new syrup. Thus far
this season three lots have been received
| and their sales noted.
FLOUR-The market continues dull, but
the stock on hand is small and held strongly.
! The sales to-day embrace 5000 bbls, of
which l75 old stock at SIS 6212; 200 do at
| 81 SO: $50 and $50 low treble extra at $8
| 100 and POD good treble at So 25; 100 choice
treble extra at 50 50; 25 and 80 do at
| S. 871a 100 do at So Is; 100 choice extra at
| So; $50 do at So .; 60 do at 50 75; $50 do
at So 8742; 25, 25 and 80 do at $40; 200 in
three lots at $Il y bbI; 100, 100, $50, 800
and 800 choice on private terms. The large
lots were mostly purchased. by one dealer,
Corn MEAL-The market is quiet but
frmer. in the absence OF receipts for sew
eraI days, the stock in store is held at
s. s. y b5Io !: is .jobbing at 81 95Q@ y
bblo
BULK CoRS-~A Got of $4,000 bushels sold
on private termss Holders ask a52 q 53c T.
busheI, but the demand is restricted by the
want of freight room for Great Britaino
Corn IN SACKs-Is in 7air supply and
moderate demand at yesterdays prices.
The sales were confined 20 900 sacks. OF
which 500 mixed at 63co and 400 white at
G5c II bushel.
OATs-The Supply on the ianding IS fair
with q limited demand 300 sacks prime
st. Louis were sold at 4Ic ~ bushei.
PoRK-Dul1, but mess is held strongly
at SIS 50 T. bbio 1t is retailing ct Sic r
bblo
BAcoN-Tne market Is very duIl and
prices are lower, and shoulders are now
quoted at Sc. clear rib sides 4Rc9 clear
sides l2c % tb. Last evening, not reported,
% casks shoulders sold at SA8c; 10 casks do
clear rib sides at II 42c; IL and 20 dc clear
sides at I212c p tbo To-day Il5 casks were
sold, of which 50 casks shoulders at 724cS
13 boxes clear sides at I134c; 10 and 81
casks do at l2c; 5 casks shoulders at Sac;
and clear sides at l24e D tb.
HAMs-Are quiet with a small stock of
choice on hand They are quoted at 1879 q
J9c $s fbo
BREAKrAsF BAcoS-Hs i1p supply and
quiet. Western is quoted at I4l& a l5c, and
Northern at l3 a l4c p is.
BRAE-Is in light supply, and though the
demand is limited, prices are firm. so and
200 bags were sold at 81 IS 4P 100 Tbs.
HAYS in moderate supply and fair de-
mand, and prices have advanced. The
sales embrace 38l bales, to wit: 81 prime at
SIC so; 250 choice St. Louis and Ohio river
at $28, and II choice Ohio river at 500 y
ton. Yesterday, not reported, l29 bales
choice Iowa sold at $28 30 y ton.
DRY SALT bIEAT-Last evening, not. re-
ported, so casks shoulders sold at 734c
Dealers are retailing them at 842c q tb.
LARD-Is dull and lower. 100 and $40
kegs packers 81 Id at 1l&c " fb. Tierce is
quoted at 924 q l0c; keg 1124 G1l78c q Is.
WHIsKY-Louisiana rectifed continues
in fair demand with q small stock on
hand. 35 bbs Louisiana sold at 93c p
gallon. Choice Cincinnati rectiEed is held
at 81 p gallon.
BEEF-There isa little better demand for
the local trade, but the scarcity of shipping
in port keeps the market dull. Choice
Northern has further advanced 75c y half
bbl. Texas is in good supply, while West
ern and Northern are scarce. We quote:
Texas mess $l1 oil so, extra mess $l2 so y
bbI and 81 al so for haf-bbls. Tierces are
quoted at SIT a II so for mess, and $3.50
l8 80 for prime mess Western mess $l48
IS, and Northern SIS for bbls and $Il a
IL 25 for Fulton Market in half bbls.
MALT AND HOPs-Late arrivals of new
hops have lowered the price, and they are
now selling at 55 q 81 19c y tb. Choice West
ern barley malt is selling at 81 35 al so,
good at 81 I00l 90, and common at 90c