New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-11
Stock on hand and on billboard not cleared. III :
Same time last year. l59 a

| To DAVIS exports embraced 42l3 bales 70 Liver
pool 25l3 to Havre, 2l65 to Bremen and 1928 to New
| York.
Receipts proper since last evening IL ,223 bales
against 5944 last Wednesday and .78 last year ma
bales against ST. OPS last week and % 238 last year
and since Angus. 81 OF 800 $50 bales against 3Sl OF
last year-decre2se so, 422.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts al
all the ports from IL NJ yesterday to IL NJ today
28,4O9 bales against %, 367 last Wednesday and
go last " year ana since Friday ii 1928 ~ bales
since August 81 291 654 bales against 1888 843 last
year-decrease Al 1889.
Exports Friday to Tuesday inclusive to Great Brit
ain 10 48O bales against 80 1873 last week and g. 1877
last year and to the continent 81 628 bales against
IS, 1o2 last week and 1888 last wear.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to II NJ.
550S55 bales against 467 els last week. and 464 067
last year.
SUGAR-Only 325 hhds received this m orning
the market is steady, with fair demand an d good
stock on hand. The sales embraced nearly 1900
hhds. at 404a4c for inferior; acc fol- low common
to common; exc for fair; 101 &c for good fair "a a
&c for fully fair; 8d84c for prime; 8}ac for strictly
prime; 9ac for choice; 51s d8c for seconds; 81 SC
for low TO good yellow clarified, and 91a 0l0c for
white clarified.
MOLASSES-The receipts were light this morning
and confined to 933 bbs. The demand is good, and
the supplies were all sold at 45d4Sc for common;
9ea52c for fair; 54d56c for prime; 56059c for
strictly prime, and 9G6Oc for choice.
FLOUR-The stock on hand is small. and in the
absence of the descriptions wanted TOR export. the
demand is confined to the local trade. There
We're sales today Of 1852 bbls, Of which 40 single
S. Go: II do at S6; rs low treble extra at Sc u.s. 100
end 100 good treble extra at 81 rs; so at s. 371s
rs at s. So 100 choice treble extra at SO; 100
choice extra at SO so; 100 choice extra at SO; 500
on private terms; so and so choice extra private
terms.
CORN MEALS only in job demand to-day at
So So as SO p Dbl. lot OF IS bbls sold at S. 80 p
PORK-The stock on hand is very small and in
few hands, and is held strongly at higher prices.
New mess is quoted at s Is 50 and is retailing at
s Is 50Gl6; old Sl4 500I5 r. Dbl
DRY s aad easg Ehs supply sup y and
Dealers are retailing shoulders at 60 a1c and clear
RI IS s I s ;, at - S & .Gor
man ket is very dull. Western is quoted at lie T.
HAMS-Choice sugar.eured command 1Oalo1ac
for old and Bale 3 10 for new.
bACoN-The market is stronger, with small
stock on hand, and scarcity of shoulders and |
clear rib Sides though there is no demand except |
n Job way Shoulders are held at 10 clear rib
'ldes 8ac; clear sides q 03kc y to.
LARD-The supplies are not large but the mar |
tered and 01c fol refined; key SO 0l0c 2 Is. Choice
packers has now The call for the local trade. A /
OF OF 20 tierces kettle rendered sold on private
WHISKY-Is in light supply and fair demand
bbis Louisiana rectifed sold at 94c; and Is 95c
nd 70 and l25 bbls choice Cincinnati at s OF p
BULK CORN-The market is bare 1t is wanted
Dr. distilery and for export and the last supplies
WESTERN PRODUCE AND PROvISIONS-The
emsnd for sugar is fair, and the market is firm
nth good stock on hand. Molasses continues in
ctive demand and sells fast as received at full
rlces. The demand for -four is confined to the
zeal trade in the absence of sufficient supplies for
= ioIeien oIdels Bulk corn is also called for for
kpert but the market Is bare The stocks of pro- |
slons are very small and insufficient for any but
il demand, and an upward tendepcy in prices.
sacks sold, Of which 500 new yellow mixed Vt