New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-07
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CONNIE
TUESDAY EVENING" August 6, 1872.
CoTToN-The sales to-day embraced IL
bales at about yesterdays prices, the ad
vantage, if any, being with the side of the
buyer. We hear that strict good ordinary
to low middling sold at l9c. Quota tiOns
must still be regarded as nominal, but good
ordinary may be put down at 1874 a 1874 c.
and low middling at 1914 0I9I2C, the out
side figures in both cases for strict.
The Exchange reports: Market nomi
nally unchanged" and quotes low midding
at l9lac.
To-day's receipts include q bale of the
new crop, per steamer Bertha, raised by
Mrs. Louisa H. Glenn, parish of st. Landry,
and consigned to MessEs. I. g. S. Hender
son.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, 187I.......... $685.
Arrived since last statement......
Arrived previously 49,; ..........; l,05l,l62
Made from waste and damaged
cotton, samples. etc........... 1891 ,O66, lO6
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1891 48I
Cleared to-day Observation-Disclosures. none
Cleared previously. O83 95l-l 083 95l
Stock en- hand and on shipboard, not cleared 1880
Stock same date last year......,.-....... AZ, 829
Receipts proper since last evening, z
bales against 80 On last Tuesday, and
$50 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening of l2l bales, against
254 last week and 1922 last year, and
since September / Of 953, 647 bales,
against l, 436, 1872 last year-decrease 49,, PAS.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at all the ports from II M. yesterday
to II M. today 2l6 bales, against 172 last
week and 1923 last year, and since Friday
II NJ. 675 bales, against 1859 last week and
5566 last year. Total since Septem-
Der l 1878, l42 bales, against 1888, 953
last year-decrease ,265,8ll bales. Ex-
ports Friday to Monday, inclusive, to
Great Britain 1881 bales, against 1913 last
week, and to the continent none, against
none last week. Stocks at all the delivery
ports made up to II NJ. 100, 7l2 bales, against
1855 last week.
SUGAR-There were receipts this morn
ing OF 20 hhds from plantation, 10 of which
are yellow clarified, and sold at IL 12c " fb.
The other 10 are white clarified. They are
yet unsOld. Some small resaleS were made
by dealers in the sheds at previous prices.
MoLAssES-There we're no receipts from
plantation this morning. The 50 0bls re-
ceived yesterday were poor and thin, and
sold at q l5c p gallon. City refinery is
selling at SOC for inferior 4Oc' for common,
SOC for fair, $50 for prime, 60c for choice
and SOC a 81 y gallon for golden syrup.
FLOUR-The market is firm with a a good
inquiry for choice extra. The sales en-
braced 1900 bbls, of which so low treble ex-
ira at Sc 62I9; 100 do at S. 9O so aud so
good treble extra at 81; so choice treble ex-
ira at 81 %; 40 do at 81 IS; "a, 50 and so
choice extra at S. Is; 100 and 100 do at
S8 so; SO, so and Is do at So u.s.. and so at
SO y bbl.
Corn MEALS in good supply and dull
and lower. 400 bbls sold on the landing on
private terms; $40 at So 371h; so and 300
do at 50 so p Dbl.
POKK-The market is dull with mess of
fering at $l3 50 p Dbl, and no movement.
1t is retailing at $l3 1914 Y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-A lot of 90 casks shout
ders sold on private terms. The supplies
come consigned to dealers who are retailing
shoulders at 634e; clear rib sides 713c; clear
sides $40 2 tb.
HAMs-The market is firm for good brands
Of choice ,sugar-cured, which are selling at
l5A 0l53lc y tb. A lot of Is tierces choice
sugsT-cured sold at the railroad depot at
l5lsc Y 10, and 10 tierces on the spot at
1890 y tb.
BREAKFAsT BACoN-The market is bare of
choice, and some expected by railroad is
offering at he p tb. Northern is retailing
1T 12Ac y tb.
LARD Choice continues in light supply
and In request. Tierces.are quoted at ga a
, l3e fer refined, and 92c for very choice;
kegs Ion 0llkc y. Is. "A lot of $50 kegs
refined sold at lie p Is.
BACoN-The demand is active today, and
he market is decidedly firmer. Shoulders
ire now quoted at 725c; clear rib sides ga q
D7sc; clear sides I0ls 0l0hC Y 10. The |
ales embrace 1870 casks, of which l65 to |
trrive, comprising - casks shoulders at |
Csc; 20, 30 and so casks clear rib sides at |
l24c; 10 and 10 do clear sides at l0c p fb, |
md 200 on the spot, comprising 10, IS, IL |
md 30 casks shoulders at INC; 6 do at 73sc; |
and 10 do clear rib sides at 934c; 5, 8, 10, |
s and IS do clear sides at l0c, and 10 casks /
lear sides at l0l4c y rs.
WHIsRT-Ihe market is dull, although |
be stock on hand has been considerably |
educed A lot of "A bbls choice Cincin-
att rectiied sold at s9c y gallon. Ordinary
Western is quoted at e3o; Louisiana at CSC
gallon.
BULK CoRN-Is offering at sic p bushel |
here are orders here for it for Great Bri-
ain, but they can not be filed owing to the
rant of freight room. Purchases could
rooably be made for less than sic Y
usheL Suitable freight room is expected
ere IN the course ofthe next month.
CORN IN SAcKs-Is in fair supply and de-
land az previous prices. The sales Gem
Use 0oOO sacks, tO-wit: 1900 yellow and |
elbow mixed at SIC; $50 white mixed. vel.
" and yellow mixed at Soc: 1850 choice
Into at 66c, and $50 do IN lots at go y
lsbel
OATs-The supply on the landing il fair
III moderate demand 81 yesterdays