New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-22

| the dav. but as one buyer took 900 bales 1t
| sualIad the business to the amount noted
| above. Low middling sold at loHac Tor
GOOD style. which could hardly nave Deen
| hought at less than 19c yesterday, and at
Iaes fhsn our inside figures for an average
LAT showing a still greater falling of.
Average lists were dsproportionately lower
| Than strict, requiring corresponding ex-
| tansion of the range for ordinary, coed Or
| binary and low middling. The lower grades
we're heavy at the decline noted, and dusty
| cotton unstable unless at liberal cOnces-
| sions.
The sales of the past three days sum up
I6 900 bales $500 on Wednesday. 500 yes
terday, and 400 to-day, making, with the
addition of 500 bales TO Tuesdays report,
an aggregate for the week of 30, bales,
against 10000 last week, and $4,000 the
week before. Weeks receipts 81 ,323 bales,
embracing 1875 from other delivery ports
(ot which 1926 from Mobile and 1859 from
Galveston), and 46,9f8 proper, against Il :
sci proper last week, and 81 BIB last year.
Total proper since August 81 8l6,1'9 bales,
against 7:}l 1874 last year-lncrease Sb,440.
Tue weeks exports comprises oil POI bales,
embracing 1856 to Liverpool. 1900 To
HAVE, lilo to Hamburg. Go! to Amster-
dam, 1924 to Rotterdam, 2497 to Antwerp,
1919 to Boston $50 to Fall River, 2393 to
New York, and I76 to Baltimore, to which
We have added 1873 by rail. OF which lO3 to
Boston.
Tie Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day 1888 bales.
against 1883 on last Friday and 9233 last
year, and since Friday lO8,667 bales,
against 1876 last week, and 74,0l3 last
year. Total since August 81 ., co., $40 bales,
against ., l40 S3S last year-increase 462, |O2
bales.
Exports Friday to yesterday inclusive,
70 Great Britain 81, 2S3 bales, against III .7O3
last week, and to the continent 24,ll5,
against 25,032. Stocks at all the de-
livery ports up to II NJ, 55S.09S bales,
against 523, 626 last week SO, 56S last year,
and 500, 2l8 the year before.
The amount on shipboard, not cleared,
going on board and engaged Tor shipment
was set down at the opening this morning
at Sc 500 bales, embracing $4,000 for Li"e!-
pool. 5000 for Havre, 1900 for Spain,
1000 for Bremen, 5000 for Cork and mar
ket, $4,000 for the North Sea and 5000 for
the North, which, when deducted from the
stock on hand by our running statement
last evening, leaves i03, 900 bales to repre-
sent the quantity at the landing and in
presses unsold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: Demand mode
rate at Is q Ac decline. Dusty and sandy
cottons nominal" Its quotations are re-
duced &c on ordinary and good ordinary.
and l5t on the higher grades.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
stock on hand August 81 lS72............... 6,s59
Arrived since last statement...... hoo -
Arrived previously S'o'S6'- 81 'oo'
c,ss TSt" 1odsv IS aca ''''10
Cleared previously. .............. 7558l2-18 GA
Stock en hand and on shipboard not clearedl72 ,32
Stock on hand same date last year. S,iOI
To-day's exports embraced 20,677 bales to
Liverpool 42l to Havre, 2491 to Antwerp,
so to Fol- River, and lIl9 to New York. to
which we have added l3S by rail, of which
l03 to Boston and % to Fall River.
Receipts proper since last evening
1912 bales. against 1913 on last Fri
day and 404l last year, making an aggre-
gate since Friday evening OF 4b,94S bales.
against n ,59l last week. and 3.5l3 last
year, and since August 81 of SITS bales,
against 731 ,334 last year-increase S6,445.
For receipts at all ports see above report:
SUGAR-Only 275 hhds were received since
yesterday. The market is dull and drag
ging. and only few sales were made at
) G12c for inferior, 07l4c for common
(. 1qc for good common, 734 GSc for fair, SH4
GS42c for good fair. Sl2 Sac for fully lair,
9e9Ac for prime, 9lec for strictly prime,
l0bc for choice, I0a lie for yellow clari-
fed and / a ll34c for white clarified.
MoLAssEs-The receipts since yesterday
were confined TO 1877 bbIs, and the supplies
on the landing are selling at 50052c for
common fermenting, 5jc for cistern bottom.
and 80 a zoe for fair.
FLOUR-Buyers are holding back for lib
eral supplies expected next week, and the
market is very dull, excepting choice
extra, which is scarce and in request. The
sales were confined to 1915 bbs, of which
40 low grade at s. 90; 30 supertine at So so;
10 do at Sc 6219; 200 do at So -; 300 double
extra at S. 80; 100 good treble extra at
So 6212; so single extra at s. %: 50 good
treble extra at s. so; 80 choice treble extra
at So; % and 200 do at 50 %; l25 do at
50 3719; 100 choice extra at $40 %; 10 do
at $40 81 p; 25. % and so do at $ll, and 100
choice on private terms.
Corn MEAL-Better supplies are re-
ported and the market is quiet. 50 and 100
Dbl. sold at S. IS. and 100 at So 50 Y Dbl.
Ii is retailing at 81 t Dbl.
POKK-The market is firm with fair de-
mand and light supply. $50 bbls old mess
sold at SIi y, and 50 new at SIS = Dbl
New is retailing at SD p q ID 90. old 81 ~
t. Dbl.
BACoN-Is firm, with light supply and
good demand All offerings were bought
up. and the sales embraced 203 casks of
which So casks shoulders at IL 0724c, 20 do
at 7l2c, 10 do at use, 30 casks clear rib
sides at Sl9c, ) and 20 casks clear sides at
sac, 80, 10 and 10 do at S38c, 10 and % do
AT &c y ib. The market is now quoted at
FAC for shoulders, Size for clear rib sides,
and &c for clear sides.
DRY SALT MEAT-There is none in first
hands The dealers are retailing shoulders
at 634c: clear rib sides lie: clear sIies Sc
T. 10.
LARD-Continues dull. fierce is quoted
at Sc for packers, and Sac for refined; key
9l2 09a.c = tb. 50 kegs refined sold at 934c.
HAMs-Are i'll good supply and very dull.
Sugar-cured are quoted at II a l2I2c = ID as
IN brand.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is dull. and Western
il selling at 9lb a l0c T. 10. There is no
Northern on hand.
VIII. KV--Is in fair supply and dull. with
decline Of lc = gallon in Louisiana -ecti-
fic,!, Of which Is bb5 T. cent proof sold
at Ole Y gallon. Evansville is quoted al
u lac. and choice Cincinnati ut sc T. gal.
lon.
BULK CORN-There - mono on hand. and
some on the way and due is partly sold.
Buyers are Offering BE. and receivers ask
Jl a soc = bushel.
Corn IN SACKs-1s in good supply. and
prices have declined Zoe Y bushei for
white in consequence of the liberal receipts.
The Gales embraced 600 sacks. of which
20U0 and $500 sacks white at 75c, 200 yellow
at 75c. and 1900 choice white at zoe y
bushel.