New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-10-18

The market opened with fair inquiry and mod
| crate supply of the kinds wanted which were gen
orally held by factors very full prices-a4c above
| yesterdays cuotations-which checked the move
ment and later in the day the demand fell OFF ant
| in some cases prices were easier. Good ordinar,
to strict good ordinary sold as high Ice, stric
good ordinary, high style at l6ISc, low middling a.
16A dl6asc, and strict low middliDg at IL i, Is Z
| ana l61 &C.
| The lO:40 A. N. telegram from New York gave rh.
following explanation of the sale of 1000 bales OF
| which special mention was made yesterday: The
| 1000 bales reported yesterday at Ice for export
were sold by type samples, to be shipped from the
| South this week and to arrive this month. The
cotton was consigned direct to the purchasers and
drafts drawn on them from the interior, with rail
| shipment from Augusta and consigned to q
| Greek house in New York.
| The sales for the past three days sum up $3.50
bales (3l50 on Wednesday, 1880 yesterday and 1850
to-day making, with the addition of 525 bales to
| Tuesdays report, an aggregate for the week OF
800 bales, against TO- 300 last week and 9lOo the
Weeks receipts q 1858 bales, embracing 1913 from
other delivery ports (of which 815 from Mobile
and 4@ from Texas), and Is 92s proper against
26o proper last week and 26.48l last year. Total
proper since August 81 81 082 bales against Ill Isl
last year--decrease 5O.209 bales.
The weeks exports comprise IS 806 bales, embrac-
ing 4657 to Liverpool 1894 to Havre, 1886 to New
York and 529 20 Philadelphia.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports to day 1889 bales against l2oli
on last Friday and ID iol last year. and since Fri
S37 last year; total since August 81 272,7a6 bales,
against 1886 457 last year-decrease 1851.
Exports, Friday to Thursday inclusive to Great
Britain 1880 bales, against 1929 last week and
81 OBS last year. and to the continent 10 TIC bales
against si8 last week; and l6, sol last year.
l5969s bales against l37 047 last week and 22O l3o
last year, and 1876 1872 the year before.
= The amount Oh shipooard not cleared. going on
board and engaged for shipment set down
at the opening this morning at IL 900 bales. embrac
ing 5000 for Liverpool 5000 for Havre 1000 fol Spain
and 5000 for the North: which, when deducted from
the stock on hand by our running statement
last evening leaves 22,l5O bales to repre-
sent the quantity at the landing and in presses
sold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: ''Sales 1850 bales. Mar.
ket firm; demand good" Its quotation for low
middling is advanced &c, with no otheS change.
COTTON STATEMENT
Bales
Stock hand August 81 1873. ..............7 III
Arrived since last statement. 4l38
Arrived previously. .65 ,12-6s310
Total ....;............... .............s6 49,
Cleared to day ..-...'.'.,.'......... none
Cleared previously. I98-a8,i 1893
Stock on hand and on shpboard not cleared IS. 28s
Same time last YEAR,. 6,66.
Receipts proper since last evening. 1853 bales,
against 1884 on last Friday, and 522i last year.
making aggregate since FRIDAY evening of 10 925
bales, against II 2G0 last week and 26 a8 last wear
and since August ST. of 81 082 bales against Ill 29l
last year-decrease 50,209
ior receipts at all ports see above report.
suGAR.-Receyed this morning hhds new, sof
which seconds. They have not yet been sold.
Stock in the sheds IS hhds.
CITY REFINERY sUGAR-1s selling on orders at
12d12 &c for coffee A. 2lsc for crushed and pulver-
tzedoand l3lsc for cutloaf.
MOLASsES-Received this morning bbs new,
not Yet sold OF previous receipts "a bbls sold,
part on private terms and part at 90c T. gall ON.
Sock of old in the sheds 65 hhds Cuba mOlasses,
Ga 5bls Louisiana reboiled aud New York syrup and
CITY REFINERY MoLASSES-Common is selling
on orders al 45c; fair 55c; prime ole; choice Csc
WESTERN FER PROD PRoDuSEs " AND PROFESSIONALISM
have to note a dull market to-day, the demand be-
ing contined to the job trade, but all stocks on
hand are very small and are well held higher
prices beng confidently looked for soon. The
movement is kept in check by the lack of currency
and quarantine IN the interior towns, but much
activity is expected when business resumes its
normal state. The resumption of our customary
trade would at once place this market III excite.
ment and bare of supplies.
FLOUR-The stock on hand is very small but IL
is only IN local demand Low grades are scarce
Only l6o hbs were sold, of which rs single extra
at SO rs; so low treble extra at 81 12t. 80 good !
treble at 81 s. and 25 choice treble extra a,
SO Is p Dbl We learn that 1000 bbls unsound were
purchased for Great Britain yesterday al! psrtcU.
lars suppressed. |
corn MkAL-Is in light supply but not much in !
It's held at 60 50 Dbl and 100 bbls
failing at S. 6OdS IS p Dbl
PORK-The enand was active yesterday at the !
bbs to de alers, of which 200 bbs in lots
ut SIC so and 1870 old also in lots at s SIC = Dbl.
da ss nj s but sna
chases could perhaps be made at SIG so T. Dbl. It
8 retailing at sl1al7 so = Dbl for old and new.
DRY SALT MEATS scarce. 10 casks new shout.
iers sold at sc y 10
BACON-The demand 10 only in iobbing way. !
mt the stock on hand 10 small and the market !
9 firm. shoulders very scarce and are quoted |
It sac; clear rib sides 8a dSsc clear sides ga !
lac j. 10 with Job sales II these prices. casks
lear sides 81 Id at &C. 10 and 10 do at he; II at &c
md casks Gear rib sides at 8 &c v ID.
,o1es Western sold at iasc y ID.
HAMS-No demand, and in the absence OF sales
ye must omit quotations.
LARD-Is duH The stock ON hand. however, ID
mail Only Is tierces refined sold ut SC p ID.
WHIsKY-The stock on hand 10 small but the I