New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-03

/ Stock on hand September l. l87l.......... 25323
Arrived since last statement. SO
! Arrived previously .........--. ! 500I,OOO
| Add allowed for samples, wrecked .o- 80
cotton, etc.......-.......'....' I4S1S-I'Ooo'So
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1881 $40
! Cleared to-day Observation-Disclosures. l,249
Cleared previOUsl O6Z 1U|-l,OSJS7
| Stock On hand and on shipboard not cleared 1859
Stock same date last year..........'...... 4itE'0
TO-day's exports embraced } baler to Mo
| bile and 1914 to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 46
! bales, against l44 on last Friday, and 90
! last year, making an aggregate since Fri
| day evening of 332 bales, against 46l last
week, and 1854 last year, and since Sep
! TENDER / of 953, $50 bales, against l,43477O
last wear; decTease-4Sl, pa For receipts
at all the ports see report above.
| TOBACCO-We did not hear Of sale to-
! dav The weeks business sums up 449
! hhds Letters from HOpkinsville, Ken
| tucky. report excessive rains, and in some
| localities the crop frenching and the early
planting firing Nothing has transpired to
| indicate any change in prices, and we CON
| tinue to quote as follows: Lugs at SlR a 942c;
low leaf at 91k Zoe; medium at l0l3 12c;
good at II a I24Rc. and fine and selections at
| - "a l4c. Selections have sold above the
outside figures.
SUGAR-Only q hhds we're received from
pIantatiOn this morning and sold at lO4C
! for fair; Zoe for seconds and l2c for vel
! low clarified. There were also Tesales OF 80
| hhds in the sheds at lOl2c tor good fair.
| The stock Of sugar in the sheds this morning
| embraced 3075 hhds, all Louisiana. The
| stock in warehouses is estimated at 29OO
| hhds foreign sugar. City refinery sugar is
selling on orders at ia 0llac; white l2A
! a I234c: crushed and powdered l3l l34c;
cut loaf ID a 4Ac q tb.
WORCESTERSHIRE 10 bbls were received
| from plantation this morning, and sold at
2Sc for common. very thin, and SOC for els
tern bottom. The stock in the sheds this
morning embraced 628 bbls. City refinery
is selling at 30c for inferior, 40c for COM
mon, sos TOR fair, 55c for prime, GOc for
choice, and Soc d$l p gallon for golden
syrup.
FLOUR-There is fair local demand,
but without any Improvement in prices.
The sales to-day embrace 1000 bbls, of
| which 4j superfne at S. 50; %, 30, 40, 80
and 50 low treble extra at ST so; 100 good
treble extra at So 80; so and p do at 81;
225 choice treble extra at 81 %; 100 do at
! 81 81 y; so and l75 do at 81 so; SO, S5 and
us choice extra at So %; %, -, 70 and 2JO
do at S. so; 100 choice extra at 50, and 100
do on private terms. 20 half bbls choice
extra sold at 81 81 y y half Dbl.
Corn IN SACKs-There is fair supply on
the landing, with a prOpOrtiOnate demand
at yesterdays prices. The sales embrace
| POO sacks, to wit: 500 mixed at SIC; 800 vel
! lew and mixed at 5Sc; 800 white at &c; $50
and $50 choice white at Csc % bushel.
! OATs-The landing is bare Of stock in first
hands and the small sales now made are
from store at an advance of 2 abe q bushel.
! 500 sacks were sold, of which 100 Ohio river
at Acc; 100 choice GaleRa at 45c, and 300 do
at 46c u bushel.
| BRAN-Is in fair supply, with a very. linn
! tied demand. 100 bags were sold at 81 10
! u 100 lbs.
HAY-The supply'on the landing is light
! with a limited demand. 100 bales strictly
choice Ohio river sold at $50 ton. We
quote prime st. Louis at $25 026, and
choice St. Louis at $27 028 y ton.
| Corn MEALS in light supply and fair
demand. 60, % and 80 bbls sold on the
landing at So co. and 30 bbls in store at
| $500 p bbI.
PoRK-The market is duh, and mess is
quoted at $l3 80 % Dbl. We have not any
sales to report 1t Is retailing at $l4 d. Dbl.
BACON-The market is firm, with fair
supply and a.gOOd inquiry. Shoulders are
quoted at "a 07asc clear rib sides gas
934c; clear sides l00lOtsc y Ii. There
were sales to-day of $50 casks, of which 10
casks shoulders at 7l+e; 20 do on the land
ing, in two lots, at 7l4c; and % do do at
| 73sc; casks clear rib sides at g'Sc;
and do at gaze; 25 do at the depot at Csc;
10 casks clear sides at 91ac; ), 10, 10 and III
do at Zoe T. 1b.
HAMs-Are in good supply and dull, and
choice sugar-CuTed are quoted at wholesale
at I50I513c y ID. 10 tierces choice sugar
cured sold in two lots at l6c Y ID.
DRY SALT MEAT-There is none in first
hand, and the light receipts are consigned
to dealers. Shoulders are retailing at 644c;
clear rib sides 12c; clear sides Sl2c u ID,
/ BREAKFAST. BACON-Is scarce and prices
have advanced: Western is selling at 1893
| ollie; Northern lie % %.
LARD-Choice is in light supply and good
demand, but poor descriptions are dull.
Refined in tierces is quoted at 912 0924c;
kegs l03 ale y ID. Today, 10, ~ and
25 tierces refined sold at 94sc % fb.
WHIsKY-Is in good demand with firm
market. rs bbls choice Cincinnati rectihcd
sold at 99c q gallon. Ordinary Western is
quoted at 81 093c and Louisiana at 93c u
gallon. 10 and so bbs ordinary Western
Tectftied sold at Gle, 100 do at 92c, and %
bbls Louisiana rectiied at 94c y gallon.
Total sales to-day, 269 bbls.
BULK CoRN-Is offering at sic y bushel.
There are orders here for it for Great Bri-
tain, but they can not be filled owing to the
want of freight room. Purchases could
probably be made for less than sic T.
busbel. Suitable freight room is expected
here in the course Ofthe next month.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are in bet
ter supply and prices have declined. They
are selling on the landing at 81 as T.
dozen for grown, and 1904 so for young;
ducks $404 80; geese $607; turkeys SIS q
l6. Eggs Hole U dozen
EsCULENTs-Th late receipts of Western
potatoes by steamboat sold on the landing
at 81 jO02 % y Dbl, as in condition, while
russets sold at So Is at the railroad depot,
Onions, choice, command 50 50 03 Is y
Dbl Green apples, choice, packed, $3 so a
y Dbl. Cabbages s. 05 q box, as in
condition. Beets $l0l so y Dbl. Sour
krout S. ~ Dbl Northern beans -
White $l20l2 50; Western white $40 OBJ;
red $S0I2; green peas So G9; lady peas 81
as y Dbl. Dried APPLES S0I0o; dried
peaches 5 acc p 10, but very little demand
for either. ~
BUTrER-The stock of Western is mod
crate and the supply of Goshen ample to
meet the demand Choice Western is selling
at IL 020c, and medium l2l2 l4c T. 10.
Goshen commands 3Oc v H. but the in.
feri0r grades are neglected.
| CHEESE-The stock of Western is small,
with fair demand, and is selling at l40 l5C
" tb for choice. New York cream com
mands l6c T. 10. The inferior grades are
neglected and prices nominal.
| COFFEE-The market is very firm, and
sales are making in job way at our quota
tations, viz: Prime (gOld) l9lRc; good 1874
Dl9c; fair l80 lSl2c; ordinary 1890 y 10.
FRUIT-Trade is dull, as Is usual at this
season, the stock of nuts and raIsins be.
ing ample for the demand, but lemons
| and oranges are scarce and high. We
quote lemons at SD alb z box; oranges
SIl 0l2 = box; layer raisins 50; London
layers none; cuTrants 0lOC y tb; prunes
lGerman) 100 lie; Brazil nuts l5c; English
walnuts Is lSc; almonds IL q 1890; sheiled