New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-11

ures accepted by others. Under these cir
| eumstances there was an unusually wide
margin between the prices paid and the
asking rates of the principal holders. 1t
was rumored to-day that upward Of 1900
| to 1000 bales were shipping by factors, but
we could only authenticate 200 or 300.
The amount on shipbOard not cleared,
going on board and engaged for shipment
was set down this morning at 700 bales
$500 for Liverpool 1000 for Havre and
1000 for the North, which, deducted from
the stock then on hand by our running
statement. leaves l0, 600 bales to represent
the quantity in presses and pickeries HnsOld
| and awaiting orders, TO which should be
/ added a few hundred bales made from loose
cOttons, samples, etc, since the count OF
stock.
The Exchange reports: offerings very
4 small, quotations entirely nominal Com
| pared with Mondays figures, its quotations
Show decline Of nc in good ordinary, lc
in low middling, and 24c in middling.
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand September /, ls7l.......... 1928
Arrived Arrived since last statement. o.o q 81
Add allowed for samples wrecked
cotton, etc..................-.. l3,5ll-l Coz s'4
Observation-Disclosures. loss, 1877
| Cleared to-day. .................... none
Cleared previously. G7O, 34l-l al
Stock on hand and on shpbOard, not cleared. 1885
Stock same date last year. 6O5S6
| Receipts proper since last evening 81
| bales, against 358 on last Wednesday, and
! 1487 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening of 3l2 bales against 500 for
| the corresponding time last week, and 5l09
! last year, and since September / of $50, 627
against 400, 284 last year-decrease 469, gu
! bales. The Exchange kilograms make the
| receipts at all the ports to-day 324 bales,
/ against 6I0 on last Wednesday, and 300
/ last year.. and since Friday, IL NJ, 1925
| bales, against 2l49 last week and, IL ass
last year. Total since September l 1861, go
| bales, against g. 96,395 last year-decrease
| ,23l, 725 bales. Exports, Friday to Tues
day inclusive, to Great Britain 1922 bales,
against 1852 last week; to the continent
none, against none. Stocks at all the de-
! livery ports, made up to - NJ, l3S, $50 bales,
against 1862 last week.
SUGAR-There were receipts this morning
of 20 hhds The demand continues good,
and 300 hhds were sold in the sheds at
| 9l5 0934c for good fair, not reflled; Zoe
for fully fair; l02sc for prime, and 1890 for
strictly prime to choice. The stock in the
sheds is gradually diminishing, and prices
are ruling higher. Orders for city refinery
sugar are filed at. lIAc for yellow clari-
fed; l2h 0l2IRc for white; 1914 0I334c for
crushed. and powdered; l2l5c for coffee A,
and 14l5c for cut loaf.
MOLAssEs-There were no receipts from
plantation to-day. Those of yesterday sold
at Boo p gallon for poor eistern bottom
and 52l5c for fair fermenting. City refinery
is selling in the way of filling orders at
30c for lferior, 40c for. common, SOC for
fair, 55c trprime, 60c for choice and SOC a
81 y gallo for golden syrup.
FLOUR-The market continues extremely
dull and depressed, with only limited
local business doing in a job way. The
principal sales to-day were confined to 1900
bbls, of which 60 low treble extra at 81 so
do at 81 25; go good treble extra at 81 80;
IS and so do at 81 Is; %, so, 100, 40 and 200
choice treble extra at So; lao, 300 and so
choice extra at So so; 80 choice extra at
SO so; 500 bbls various grades at $809 IS;
% and 55 choice extra at $40, and $50
choice extra on private terms.
PORK-The market is dull, with mess
Offering at $l3 p Dbl, and.no buyers at that
price. SO and IS bbls mess sold at $12 STA
p Dbl. 1t is retailing at $l3 25 p Dbl.
DRY SALT MEATS scarce. Some little
left in dealers hands is retailing at 64c for
shoulders, and 7Ac for clear rib sides.
. BACON-COntlnues scarce and in demand,
and prices are ruling still higher. Shoulders
are now quoted at Ga a Csc; clear rib sides
81a 0834c; clear sides 909Bc p ID. The
sales embrace l40 casks, of which 25 casks
shoulders to arrive at 6l4c 10 and 10 casks
CACdI 4lu otuCS blA GLC Iub dJ CT2Cg ~ tdshS
clear sides to arrive at sac; 20 do at 87sc;
5, 10 and 10 casks clear sides on the spot
at sc, and D do on private terms.
HAMs-ChOice sugar-cured hams continue
scarce and in demand, and are quoted at
I40I5c p ID. A lot of 10 tierces sold at
13c, and one Of 10 DO at 14c " tb.
BREAKFAsT BACON-Is in fair supply and
moderate demand, and quoted at 10Gl0I5c
p Is, and lie for very choice. Some 45 boxes
sold at lOc y 10, and some smaller lots at
10lRc p ID.
Cow PEAs-The small quantity remain
ing on hand is retailing at 50 IS q. bushel,
and selling in larger lots at So so bushel.
CORN IN SACKs-Is in fair supply on the
landing, with a moderate demand at pre-
vious prices $500 sacks were sold, of
which $50 mixed at Soc; 250 mixed at Soc;
200 yellow mixed at 60c; 100, 200 and 500
white at 74c; 100 and 1000 white at 75c p
bHshel.
OATs-Are in good supply and fair de-
mand. 1000 sacks we're sold, embracing $50
and 200 ordinary st. Louis at Ace; 100 st.
Louis at 44c, and 500 choice Galena at 45c.
BRAN-Continues in light supply and dull
at previous prices. 200 sacks of patent !
packed were sold at ST 10 p 100 TBS.
HAY-The supply on the landing is fair,
with limited demand. 100 bales prime ST. |
Louis sold at $27, and so choice Ohio river |
at $50 p ton.
BUTTER-Ihere is a fair supply of West
ern on the market, with only moderate |
local demand. We quote choice Western |
at l60l7c u Is. Goshen is in good supply |
and commands 30c y 1b fOrchOice. Fhei |
ferior grades of both are neglected and |
prices are nominal.
CHEEsE-There is only small supply Of |
Western, with a better demand. Choice |
is selling at 1919 0l3c ~ 10. No New York /
cream in market.
CoFFEE-The market is very quiet and /
prices remain unchanged. We quote prime /
I9lAc gold in bond; good 1884 Gl9Ac; fair
$50 1870 Y 10. 1t Is selling in job lots at |
D a 221ae p ID in currency.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are in
light supply and selling on the landing at
sos " dozen for grown, and $3d4 for
young ducks $404 SO; geese S607; turkeys
Sl20 Is. Eggs are scarce and selling at
loo l8c y dozen.
EsCULENTs-New Western potatoes are
in moderate supply and fair demand. They
are selling on the landing at 1898 50 y
Dbl. Louisiana command 50 3002 60 p
Dbl in sacks, and So in bbls Western onions
81 5O02 rs in bbls, and So so for
Louisiana. Green apples 50 5O03 so
y Dbl, and 5Oc0$2 y 6ox, as in
size and quality. Cabbages 50I0e y head.
Krout S80l0 y Dbl. Northern beans
White command $l2; Western white 500
%; red SS0l2; green peas $S09; lady
peas $608 " Dbl. Dried apples S0IOo:
Tried peaches 5 &c p fb.
LARD-Is in good supply, but the demand
s only in job way. 100 tierces were sold,
IF which 20 tierees inferior at sac; 25
ierces refined on private terms; 20 and 25
10 at 9lRe, and SO kegs refined at l0Ac y
%. Tierces, packers, are quoted at Sc; re-