New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-28


Good ordinary sold as high as l8c, and
barely low middling as low as l7Se; we
also Noticed sales at Is, Is l-l6, 1873 and
49, for low middling; 1880 for strict low
middI1ng. IS4Ac for do Blenders; 1870 1880
for strict middiing, and l912c for good mid
ding. The unsteadiness was confined to
the grades below middling. Strict mid
ding and good middling we're IN request
and commanded outside rates. The sales
on Wednesday last summed up $500 bales,
being more than was reported but less than
was estimated.
The sales for the past three days sum up
II 900 bales making an aggregate Tor the
week of 16, 700 against IA 800 last week and
$500 the week before. Weeks receipts
19, 453 bales embracing 1852 from other de-
livery ports Galveston and Mobllel, and
1887 proper. against 1928 proper last
week and 1859 last year, making total
since August 81, of 10000 bales, against
1888 last year-increase 26, 7O9: The
weeks exports embrace 1869 bales, of
which 1873 were to Liverpool and 1904 to
New York.
The Exchange reports, "Market opened
active and stronger, closing quiet and easy"
Its quotations show no change
The Exchange kilograms make the the
receipts at all the ports to-day y ,499
bales, against 9305 last Friday and 59l6 last
year, and since Friday IS, 76l bales, against
~. SOB last week and 80, 1856 last year. Total
since August 81 158,O9l bales, against ~
1874 last year-increase 80, 1907 bales. Weeks
exports Friday to yesterday, inclusive, to
Great Britain 1894 bales, against $40 last
week, and to the continent 5345, against
none. Stocks at all the delivery ports,
made up at II NJ, ,936 bales, against
100, 1913 last week and 400 ,293 last year.
The amount on shipbOard not cleared,
nd EhInmenT.
was set down at the opening this morning
at %, 500 bales, embracing 10000 for Liver
pool, Is, 900 for Havre, and 25OO for the North,
which, deducted from the stock on hand
by our running statement last evening,
left 5000 bales to represent the guam
tity at the landing and in presses nnsold or
awaiting orders.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81, 1872.............. 6,259
Arrived since last statement 28i9 ~ ooo
Total ,l97
Cleared previously 1880 1891
Stock en- hand and on shp picard not cleared 20 $50
Stock on hand same date last year.........l9,l3 O
To-daYs exports were to New &ork:
Receipts proper since last evening 2289
bales, against 1916 on last Friday
and 846 last year, making an aggre-
gate Friday evening Of 1881 bales,
against I3, 263 last week and 1859 last year,
and since August 81 of 4O,O92 bales, against
1888 last year-inerease 26709. For re-
ceipts at all ports see above report.
SUGAR-The market is dull and the sales
are confined to 20 hhds prime in the shed
at lI12e p TO. A few small retail sales
were made in the sheds at 1913 a lie for
good fair, and II NC for fully. fair. The re-
ceipts from plantation this morning COM
prised 90 hhds. City refinery sugar is sell
ing at liz 0l2c for yellow clarified, I2@a
tor white clarified, 1870 for crushed and
l414c for cut loaf.
MoLAssEs-The supply is now confined
to city refinery, which is selling at 4Oc tor
common; SIC for fair; SIC for prime; 62c
for choice.
FLoUR-The market is very firm g it'll a
fair local demand and small stock on
hand Double extra and low treble extra
are scarce and in request. There are large
orders here for Great Britain, but they
could not be flied owing to the want
freight room. The sales to-day embrace
2400 bbls, OF which 525 unSOund at 81; 81
low treble extra at 81 25; 100 and 100 good
at So; 100 do at SO 80; 30, 80 and lao do at
So so; 100 choice treble extra at So 60; 100
do at S. Is; 100 choice extra at 50; SO and
IS choice extra at SO 80; rs do at So IS; Sc
do at SO co. 60 do at SO so y bbl, and 100
and 300 bbls on private terms.
Corn MEAL-There is none on Che 9and-
ing excepting one lot, which is held at 50 y
bbl. The stock in store is quste6 at 81 20 y
Dbl, and no demand.
PoRK-The market is quiet 6ue firm. with
the stock Of mess held strongly at SIS y
Dbl. A lot of so bbls sold at $I5 y Dbl. 1t
is retailing at SIS so y Dbl.
BACON-Is very dull. Buyers have Withe
drawn from the market. Shoulders are
held at 813c; clear rib sides lI2ics clear
sides A212c y ID. 4 loS Of 50 casks shout.
ders sold at Size = tb.
LARD-Buyers are holding back good
supplies being expected. A los OF SO tierces
are quoted ar 92s a I04ac; kegs ~~0l2c y
ID. 80 tierces ordinary sold at 958c Y IL.
DRY SALT MEAg-The stock is held by
Dealers who aye yetailinS shoulders at 813c
p fbo .tuaf.
BREAKFAST BacoSSIs duff and N'estern
is quoted at 11's a!5e = tb; Northern I3Q
lie y ID.
HAms-The market Is qufeS but firm and
choice sugar cured are quoted at Is l812c;
ordinary hams u q !72av y II; plain hams
I5c y tbo
Wu1sHT.~rl?ees Sor Louisiana sectifed
nave declined ic e gallon under the Inc
fuence of Western sdyiceso while the price
of choice Cincinnati rectifed is raised to
81 Y gallon on account OF the high rate Of
freight 80 bbls Louisiana reGtife& sold il
lots at 93cs and 50 at 94c y gallon.
BULK C0RN-There are large orders here
for Great Britain. but they can not be
filed on acGouns OF the want Of freight
COomo
CoRs * sacss-Tne supply Oh the land
ing is moderate with quiet market at yeso
Wa fCp
1000 sacks, to wit: 500 yellow at 63c and
500 white at 63c T bushelo
OATs-ATe in moderate supply and dull,
without change in prices. 1850 sacks were
sold, of which 400 ordinary at 38c; 500 at
Ace, and $50 choice st, Louis at t3c y
BRAE-fs In light supply on the landing
and prices are firm $50 bags sold at 81 O5
HAY-Good is scarce and in request.
while poor is plenty and neglected. 60 and
IS bales ordinary sold at $23. Prime is
quoted at $24025, and choice at $26 027 p
ton.
POULTRY AND Chickens are selling
on the landing at 81 NJ 50 p dozen for
grown, and 81 2505 for young There are
no ducks or turkeys coming in. Louisi-
ana geese $607. Good Western eggs are
selling at q 030c v dozen.
sCULENTs-Potatoes are in moderate
supply and russets by river are selling at
50 25 p Dbl in fat hoop. and So 50 in flour
barrels. Choice onions are selling at So Is
for red and So 80 for silver skins. Sour
krout $808 so y Dbl; Cahbages, $596 y
box; beets 81 50 p Dbl; carrots $406.
Northern beans-White SIS; Western $3.50
ID so; green peas $708 p Dbl. Dried
apples at SAFE p ID. Dried peaches, none
IN market.
BUTTER-Choice Western is scarce and in
demand at 20022c 2 fb. There is a light
supply of choice Goshen, it is in fair de-
nand at 30Q32c p tb. The inferior grades