New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, SATURDAY, JANUARY 25

proper last week and 81 1886 last year Total
proper since August 81, 63S 067 bales, against
589, 957 last year-increase 4S,llO. The
weeks exports comprise &c, bales, en-
bracing 1881 for Liverpool. 1882 for Havre,
lIl6 for Barcelona, 1000 for Malaga, 27l7
for Bremen, 104O for Bath, 6925 for Boston,
SH for New York, So for Philadelphia and
As for Baltimore, to which we add 300 per
rail, embracing 1877 for Boston and 172 for
Fall River.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at all the ports to day y, 400
bales, against &c, 1872 on last Friday, and
l9,443 last year, and since Friday 1873 go
bales, against l35, 230 last week aud lis, 1914
last year. Total since August 81 2,l34, 1873
bales, against 80, 06S last year-increase
3l00 OTIS
Exports, Friday TO yesterday inclusive,
to Great Britain s., 1871 bales, against 76, 1894
last week, and to the continent l2,77l bales,
against 20,753.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made
up to II NJ. 569,704 bales, against SIS, $50
last week, and 535, SOC last year.
The amount on shipboard, not cleared,
going on board and engaged for shipment
was set down at the opening this morning
at 1880, embracing 60,OOO for Liver
pool. 900 for Havre, 5000 for Spain, $500
fer the Mediterranean, $1,000 for Bremen.
IL, 900 for Cork and a market, TO- 900 for the
North Sea and 5000 for the North, which,
when deducted from the stock on hand by
our running statement last evening, leaves
$1,000 bales to represent the quantity at
the landing and in presses unsold and wait
ing orders.
The Exchange reports: Demand good;
supply limited; market unchanged Sales
| $500 bales, including 500 after z. NJ yes
terday. Sales of futures 200 bales for Jan
ury at 1870; 100 and 100 for April at 9l9c;
100 and 200 for May at l924c; 200 for June
at 20Ac, and 200 for May (middliag) at
2lac.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
Stock on hand August 81, ls72.........,:... 6,25s
Arrived since last statement. 8S22
Arrived previously. ............ 1888 49, H7 ,2o5
cas rSta toiav 90
Cleared previously. 349,a3l-558r sol
Stock On hand and on shipboard Dot cleared IS Ola
Stock on hand same date last year. .2l5, l6l
To-day's exports embraced 1926 bales for
Havre, ll6 for Barcelona, 27l7 for Bremen,
1910 for Bath, 1925 for Boston, and 1877 for
New York, TO which we have added 500 by
rail, of which 1877 for Boston and 172 for
Fall River.
Receipts proper since last evening 1876
bales, against 9l77 on last Friday and
1857 last year, making an aggregate since
48, 694 last week and 1886 last year, and
since August 81 of 63S,067 bales, against
5S9. 957 last Year-increase 48, ITO.
For receipts at all ports see above report.
SUGAR-The receipts this morning were
small and confined to 90l hhds. They were
only partially landed, hence the demand
was kept back. Open kettle sugar is in
good demand, but clarified is dull. The
sales were at 506kc for inferior; 6&
SA 9sac for good fair; Sai Q9c for
fully fair: GA 091ao for prime: ga @l0l2c
for choice; &c Tor seconds; l01a 6llc for
yellow clarified, and liz q &c for white
clarified.
CITY REFINERY SUGAR-1s in good de
mand on orders for the country and for
the city trade at 914 a $3.50 for fair to prime
centrifugal, and ga a l0c for choice centrl-
fugal in hhds; lac for yellow clarified III
bhls, l2Lc for white clarified and 1874 %
1870 for crushed and puiverized, all the
latter in bbls.
MoLAssEs-The receipts are small and
confined to SO bills They were only par
tally landed. The demand is good snd the
supplies are selling at 40 15O and 5213c for
inferior to common; So a 5Sc for fair; % q
62c for prime; 81 a 65o for strictly prime.
and &c for choice.
FL6UR-The market is firm, with good
| LEGAL demand, and small stock on hand.
| 1892 bbls were sold, of which 100 double
| extra at s. so; leo and 100 90 at 81 IS; $50
| low treble extra at s. IN; 80, 80 aud N1
! low treble extra at s.; 100 do at - l5 90
and go DO at 81 %; 80 do at s. 874e; 100
choice treble extra at So 90; so good treble
| extra at IS 40; 81, 100 and 800 do at IS 30;
| 100 do at SIS IS; 100, 100 and 100 choice
| treble extra at 50; 40 choice extra ut 50 IS;
| 50 and 60 choice extra at $40 25; 200 do at
$40; 80 and IS do at ST. y Dbl, aud 200 on
private terms.
Com MEALS in better demand and
firmer 100 bbla sold at So 35; 100 and 100
do at So 40; 100 at s. IS = bbl. 1t is
i,bbng at 50 5003 IS . Dbl.
PoRK-The market is firm. with very
little new mess on hand. 400 bbls old mess
sold. in two lots, at SIP 25, 245 do On pri-
vate terms, 100 and 100 new at Sli y Dbl.
| New ia now held at Sci 25 and is retailing
at $l4 so y Dbl Repacked old mess is re.
failing at Sl3 so p bbl
DRY SALT MEATS in fair supply though
there is very little in first hands. The de-
mand ID in job way. Shoulders are
quoted at Az a Sc; clear rib sides 7Ac; clear
sides 7l4c y b. 5 and 10 casks shoulders
sold at 4Bc and do clear sides at 71zc q
b. Shoulders are retailing at Sac; clear
rib sides 7asc; clear sides 74sc o ID.
BACON-The stock is small. Shoulders
are firm, bnt sides are duh. Shoulders are
quoted at 542 a SAC. clear rib sides S'4 a &c.
clear sides 909Ac q ID. 10 casks clear
sides sold at 9Ac; 80 do clear rib sides on
the spot on private terms; 81 do to arrive
at S3a G. and IS do shoulders at Size q 10.
LARD-The market is in light supply and
very firm. Tieroe is quoted at Ga She,
kcg at ga @ y b. A LOT of 30 tieroes refined
sold at 8lao q Is, and ITO tieIces refined
to arrive at SAC y tb.
WHIsKY-Some 800 bbls choice Cincin-
natl were received and sold in lots a CSC y
gallon. Louisiana rectifed is in light sup
ply and demand, but prices have fallen lc
under the influence of Western advice5 %
and % bbls Louisiana y cent proof sold
at Gle T. gallon.
HAMs-Are in light supply with fair lob
demand for sugar-cured at 1544 q Ice q ID.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Western is iobbin :
st lOI2c for choice Western, and ii II a l2c
for Northern. Better supplies are now ex-
pected.
BULK CoRN-There have been sales of
nearly 100000 bushels to arrive, taken for
export; price not TRANSFERRED. The market
is auoted at So q Soc y bushel. There is
some demand for future delivery, and sup
plies may now be looked for.
COIN IN SACKs-Is in good supply and
fair demand, but prices are Sc lower. The
sales embrace $500 sacks, of which 1000
and 1900 choice white at Csc, and 1000
white and yellow, in lots, at 67e y bushel.
OATs-The supply on the landing is light,
with fair demand at previous prices. 1900
sacks were sold, to wit: 500 and 800 choice
at 50c p bushel, and 700 prime on private
terms. Part of the above were from ware
house.
BRAN-The supply is fair, bat we hear
of no sales of note. II is quoted at 81 20 q
% q 100 lbs
HAY-The market is bare, and prices are
higher. so bales prime sold at $40 and 50