New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-09
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared 20 1853

Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared % 2ss
Receipts proper since last evening asl bales
against Ss7 on last Wednesday, and 2493 last ear
I making an aggregate since Friday evening Of
1909 bales, against 1913 last week and Is 453 last
year, and since August 81 Of IS POS bales against
q, 1883 last year-decrease 40 633.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at all
the ports from u NJ yesterday to IL H. to day 1904
year. and since Friday % 956 bales against Ol3 last
week and So, 10 last year Total since August 81,
~ s74 bales. against 276 e6s last year-decrease
E1ports FRIDAY to Tuesday inclusive) to Great
Britain 1888 bales, against 63l8 last week and to
| Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to u
| ~ 796 bales; against IL 45s last week.
| PRODUCE AND PROV1SlONS-The movement in
But the weather is clear and COOL and with frost
reported IN the country, it is expected that quar-
active trade in the way OF filling orders will be
resumed hOgshead of new sugar the first this
season. was received this morning. An the par
ticuars will be found in report of the sugar
market below. There were also receipts of two
half bbls new nolassea. the first this season The
demand for -four 10 confined to small lots for the
local trade Meal is scarce and in active demand
at advancing prices. Meats are only in retail de-
mand. while corn is in light supply and fair de.
NEW LOUISIANA SUGAR-A hogshead of the
new crop. the first of this season. was received
railroad. 1t came from Mr.. f. Meynard's Charen-
ton plant alton, parish of ST. Mary, consigned to Mr.
ROOtrt hare, ClasS6d as fair and sold to q dealer
lie y h. The first received last year was
hogshead Oh the sixteenth of October,
from the same plantation as the one Just
now received. 1t was good common. and sold at
NEW LOUISIANA MoLAssEs-e half bbls new
were received this morning the first of the season.
They came along with the hid of new sugar lust
noticed above, classed fair and sold at soc ~ gal.
lon The first received last year were % half bbls
October Z, BY. MOrgans LOusiana and Texas
rail- Dad. from Bayou Lafourche. class ed prime and
sold At SOC p gallon.
CITY REFINERY sUGAR-Coree is selling on or.
ders at l2a2ls crushed and puver zed IL u al22ic
CITY REFIsERY MoLAssEs-commop is selling
on orders at 45c; fair Sc; prime Gle: choice Csc;
golden syrup IS Gsoc 4, gallon.
FLOUR-The demand is only in job uay, but
the stock on hand is snail and the market is very
firm The low grades are scarce. The sales were
confined to $40 Dbis OfwhiCh Is single extra at Sc:
50 low treble extra at So 62h; IS treble g cd extra
at g S2h 60 choice extra at s.; 50 choice extra
go IS; Is and 50 at 50; so and 20 at SO So IS At
So IS ~ Dbl
CORN MEALS in light supply and active de.
bills of which IS and 1856 on its merits az So Is 100
and $50 guaranteed at So 90 800 at SO 25 and $50
Forks duh and lover. There were some U% sa,s.
of mess, not reported at s16 50 y Dbl We have
heard o. sale Of q ees a. that price. It retail
mess sold at SIG IS y bo which is as low as any
can now be had for
Uni DALI nEAl-tery l1GJle mere. There Is |
only retail de mand for shoulders at SIC y 10.
BACoN-Is only in retal or lob demand at sa0
PIC for shoulders, 81 GlOc for Clear rio sides and
ION 0l0hc for clear sides. Stock small Shoulders
BREAKFAST BACoN-Ths market is bare; choice
Western commands 13c p b.
HAMS-Are dull. Choice sugar-cured are quoted
It l40l5c; ordinary LII 013c . fb
LARD.Tierce is in light supply and commands
lot Of 50 kegs packers sold to day at l0tac y tb.
WHISKf-Is quiet but frmer Louisiana recti-
led is held at CSC and choice Cincinnati at S G5
o bbs Louisiana sold at 94c y gallon.
BULK CORN-The market is bare, and there is |
zone on the way here. -'|
CORN IN SACKS-The supply Is light and the
lemand ia confined to job lots at esterGay's
'rices The sales comprise 1880 sacks. of which
White at soc, and $50 white mixed at soc y bushe
OATS-We hear of no sales The supply is light. |
hey are quoted at 6oc p bushel.
nd prices advanced Rkc y 100 lbs. The sales
omprise 1850 sacks, of which 300 from store at SI.
HAY-The market Is We'll supplied; the ' demand
limited Coz bales sold, OF which go choice at
~ and 400 at s2S y ton.
BUTTER-The supply is light and the demand is
sir FOX choice grades while interior grades are
bundant and dun. Choice Western is quoted at
reSlSe ss ss osbsn gEde; o
CHEESE-ls in light supply ana active demand. |
hoics Western factory 10 selling at 17c Engish
RICE-The demand is moderate and the supply |
III. We quote uouisiana) Prime ~ dThc; fair |
A0Ic; ordinary oA Gb35c, common 5H5lc: No. | .
3a3kc p Is. Caroline good to choice S08Ac
b. -. = 10. ...,l 49, - |
PouLrxr AID EeGs-chickens are selling on
he landing 1t 81 for the old; S. for the young;
1cks 35 geese S909, Turkeys Sl59i8. Western ,
sss 2a0aoc; Louisiana and Jackson railroad soc .
dozen. - u
COFfkE-Stock in first hands comprise 1000
Ags Yesterday there was q better inquiry. $50
igs reeoid on private termA We quote cargo lots |
W lgol6l 2sd22ac; good % / 022ti prime "a
NC ID. II Is jo6bing 1t 224c for fair; 22Is | I
9 good and q nc y b for prime.
s. Potatoes = Russets are selling at d
S 70 20 early rose 1893 50. Onions - $50
Z. Sourkrout es0l6 p bhi. Western beans !
!l0l 50; Northern el3 p Dbl Green pAas &C .
bbl Dried apples &c; dried peaches N 08c y b. I
lAkT-Ia ia Good supply and fAir demAnd. We P