New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-15


bales, embracing 37l6 TO Narva, III to Bos-
ton, and $685. to New York.
The amount on shipbOard, not cleared,
going on board and engaged for shipment,
was set down this morning at $4,000 bales,
which. deducted from the stock then on
hand by our running statement, leaves
$4,000 bales TO represent the quantity at the
landing and in press and piekeries, unsold
and awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "Fair demand for
lower grades. Prices IOminally unchanged.
Sales of futures 100 bales on October at
Zoe"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales,
Stock on hand September l. 1871. 25, 323
Arrived since last statement. 333
Arrived previously. ........... O45,6it
Add allowed for samples, wrecked
cotton, etc.........-.''....-.. I5'0II-I'Oo9,4a o
Total. i,a51,8iI
Cleared to-day. Z6O3
Cleared previously O45 39O-lO41 ,990
stock on hand and on shpboard, not cleared 36, 9l6
Stock same date last 50 500
TO-day's exports were to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 333
bales, against BIG on last Friday, and
947 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening of 1889 bales, against 1870
last week and 649S last year, and since
September of 947 .5l4 bales, against ,375,-
Ala last year-decrease 427, 900. For re-
ceipts at all the ports see telegraphic dis
patches.
SUGAR-In addition to the sales reported
yesterday, 81 hhds sold at 934 a l0c for
prime and lie for choice yellow clarified.
Only IA hhds were received this morning.
There is no demand, and the market is
without any movement to day, though sup
plies are offering on the landing and in
store. Inferior is quoted at &c, good fair
324 a &c, fully fair Csc y ID.
MOLAssEs-Only 3 bbls were received
this morning. In the absence of supplies
from plantation, the market is without any
movement. The last sales were l712 025c
for thin and inferior, 30c for common re-
boiled and 40c for sour.
FLoUR-The market continues dull and
depressed, with only a limited local de-
mand and aside from some inquiry for
Cuba to-day, resulting in sales of 1000 bbls
treble extra, of which 500, 500, 1000 and
1900 bbls good and choice treble on private
terms, and, 500 bbls good treble extra at
50 so, the movement is only in a slow job
way, the sales being confined to 1900 bbls,
of which 100 good treble extra at So 1219;
100 do, in lots, at So 50 100 and 100 choice
extra at So; so and IS do at So l213; $50
choice extra on private terms; so choice
family extra at $ll; and so do at Sll rs
y Dbl.
Corn MEAL-The market is quiet but
firm, with fair supply and good demand.
Holders are asking 50 80, and it is quoted
at So IS y Dbl so, so, so and ITO bbls
sold in store and on the landing at 50 Is
p Dbl, and Is on the landing at 50 IS y
Dbl, together 300 bbls.
CORN-The market is in good supply and
dull, and slightly weaker. The sales en-
braced 5000 sacks, of which 1000 mixed at
&c; 500 do at Csc; I52 white mixed at re
400 and 1900 white at 74c T. bushel. A ship
ment of 800 sacks damaged corn is made to
a distillery in Cincinnati.
BULK CoRN-Is in fair supply, and there
are orders here for Great Britain at 58c y
bushel, but the movement is checked by
the scarcity of tonnage hence.
OATs-,Are in good supply and dull, and
slightly weaker. The sales are confined to
100 sacks, of which leo ordinary at sic; 100
st. Louis at SIC; $50 and 600 do at 53c $50
and 300 choice at sac p bushel.
BRAN-The market is dull and prices are
easier for buyers. 600 sacks were sold to-
day, of which l55 at 81 l7l9; $50 and $50 at
81 20 y 100 TBS.
HAYS in good supply and dull, and
prices have weakened. Prime is selling in
small lots to the trade at $50 a 30, and
choice at $35 p ton. $50 bales choice sold
at $32 p ton.
PORK-The market is quiet but firm.
The stock is held strongly, with no loose
lots on the market. so bbls mess sold at
$l2 6212, and 100 on private terms An
offer of Sl2 IS was refused for 100 bbls, and
$I3 asked. 1000 bbls and some smaller
shipments are being made to Cincinnati.
Mess is retailing at Sl3 p Dbl.
BACON-ShOulders are scarce and in re-
quest, while sides are in supply and fair
demand. Shoulders are quoted at 55s G5Bc;
clear rib sides rs 0734c; clear sides "a a
Sl8c y tb. 10 casks clear sides sold at Use;
10 do at FAC; 5 do at Use; 5, 10 and 10 do
at Sc, and 10 do, very choice, at Sl5c p ID;
together go casks.
HAMs-Supplies are coming in a little
more freely, and the market has slightly
weakened. A lot of % tierces choice sugar
cured sold on private terms, and 10 do at
l24c y 10. Choice is now quoted at 1914 a
1234c p tb; inferior I0l4 a l117c % tb.
BREAKFAST BACON-The market is quiet,
and has weakened little. Good is selling
at 10ls a 104c y tb.
CoFFEE-There is an active jobbing de-
mand, and we hear Of sales Of 1000 bags
at an advance. We quote prime at l91RC;
good 1874 a 1914; fair II "a a lSl4c, gold, in
bond. The market is strong at these figures.
COOPERAGE-We note only a moderate
demand for hogshead poles and slaves, with
a little more inquiry for barrel poles. Five
datbOats, laden with hoop poles, have passed
Baton Rouge on the way here. We con-
tinue quotations: Barrel poles $25 $50, p
1000; half-barrel $l9G20, and $60070 for
hOgshead, as in quantities; cypress slaves
sell at $lSd20 for barrel, and $35 a 40 y
1000 for hogshead.
WoOL-There is very little dsing; buyers
demand a concession, to which holders will
not cOncede, and some shipments have been
made to Baltimore, New York and Boston
on owners account. Lake is held at SOC y
b, with offers of 49c refused. We quote
bury % a 30c; Texas clear 40 a 43c; lake SOC
p tb.
POULTRY AND EGGs-The market is over
stocked and prices are lower. Chickens
are selling on the landing at S4 so for grown
and So a for young ducks 1903 so; geese
s. a 6; turkeys So Is; eggs Sale p dozen.
EsCULENTs-The receipts of potatoes hav-
ing fallen off prices are higher. We quote
Dbl, and 50 25 in bbls Onions are selling
at $404 IS y Dbl, in sacks, and $4 5005 in
bbls. Green apples 50 p Dbl Cab
bages are selling at 50l0e y head
Sour krOut SIS 2 Dbl. Beans are scarce;
Northern white command $I2 so; Western
s1l p Dbl; green peas $909 so; red
beans So II; lady peas $60S; black-eye
peas $506; horse radish S204 p bbl
dried apples 90lOc; dried peaches 507c
y f6.
BUTTER-The receipts of Western are in
excess of the demand, and the stock is in
oreasing We quote 1920 for good, and
p a 23c for choice. Goshen is in better sup
ply and prices easier; choice 35c. Pale and
inferior grades are neglected, and prices are
nominal.
CHEEsE-We note a continued light de-
mand with a good stock of Western on
hand. Choice factory is selliRg at l2c p 10,
inferior is neglected and quotations nOmi-
nal.
RrcE-The market is dull. India is held