New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-06-05
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssIMILATED


| Tie market opened with fair inquiry but the
| movement was checked by scant supplies Of the
| kinds wanted, and the sales were consequently
confined to the moderate amount noted above, the
greater part OF which changed hands during the
morning Nothing transpired to indicate any
we're scarce and held with undated frmness
| but other descriptions were easy at our quota,
| tons.
| The amount on shpbOard rot cleared going on
| board and engaged for shipment Set down at
| the opening this morning at 4l00o bales, embrac-
ing % 900 for Liverpool 1900 for Havre 400 for Cork
and market 1900 Tor the North Sea AID 5000 for the
| North, which, when deducted from the stock on
hand by our running statement last evening
leaves A. 30 bales to represent tie quantity at
the landing and in presses unsold OF awaiting
orders.
The Exchange reports: Market unchanged
prices irregular sales 1900 bales including 100 after
4 p. N. Yesterday
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand August 81 l872............ 625a
Arrived since last ststemeat...... 555
Cleared uosai IS lo48'oa
Cleared previously ,26I 5G5-l 25i 800
Stock on hand and on stpboard not cleared 50 3i3
stock on hand same date last year....... "A 25
To-dav's exports were to New York. |
Receipts proper since last evening $50 bales, |
making aggregate since Friday evening of $685. |
bales against 82T2 last week and 400 last year, |
and since August 81 of 1873 800 bales against 9i5 i62
last year-increase 238 i0t
The Exchange telegra ans make the receipts at all |
the ports from u NJ yesterday TO Il NJ. today $3.50
bales against i409 on last Wednesday and COB last
year and since Friday II l41 bales against % 33-
last week and 5505 last year Total since August
81. 3il. 1856 bales, against 2625,lt6 last year-in
Exports Friday to Tuesday inclusive to Great Brit
ain 10 lo BALE. against IS 1888 last week and 70 the
continent 9Oi2 bales against 6542 last week Stocks |
bales against 3a7, 1876 last week
SCGAR-Received 80 hhds. The market s dun
and the sales are confined to dealers, 80 hhds
sold at 6l,c for common, &c for fair not rehed
~ f REF aSf re sS Es fige4 fair DULL It
ing Oh orders at II a II &c for coffee A; I2 0i2isc
for crushed and pulveiized, AID - 0l37.c tor cut
MOLASSES-There is none coming in from plan !
, Tar That description IS IN request. stock in
the sheds 70 halt bblS Louisiana reboiled 1867 bbls
and 500 bbs Cuba molasses.
CITY REFINERY MOLASSEs-Is selling on or
1ers at 45c y gallon for common, 55c for fair Cue
for prime. and Csc for choice.
FLOUR-The market 10 dull, with only local de
nand The sales confined to 1885, bhls of which
70 bbl5 common at 81 l2is; % do at 81 25 81 low
rebe extra at So 50 so aud 100 good treble extra |
It S. So 50 do at So: 20 do at SO 10; 200 do at |
81 l2la; so choice treble extra at 50 25 IS choice
,xtra at SO IS 100 leo and 200 on private terms 50
md 50 choice extra AT So; 81 do at So III, T. Dbl.
CORN MEALS III light supply. fair demand |
md frner 500 bbl5 were sold OF which 30 50 and |
90 on the spot at 81 IS, and 100 to at So go
Dbl.
PORK-Mess is Offering at ST. so - Dbl and there |
we're sales today of ESQ bbl5 mess comprising 81.
90 $50 and $50 bbs all at ST. Is T. Dbl 1t is retail
ne at ST. 5'0I1 - T. Dbl.
DRY SALT MEATS dull. Shoulders are quoted
It nc y IS No demand whatever for sides. 80
'Oxes shoulders sold at nc T. Is.
BACON-Is vely dull. There is no movement |
worthy of note Shoulders are quoted at 1i;c, | {
lear rib sides exc; clear sides 81; 09'.c T. II. J
BREAKFAST BACON-ls very dull. Western is !
uOted at l0hc y Is.
HAMS-Are in supply and dali 25 tierces choice
ngar cured sold, in l'ts at l3ac and Is do at lac
LARD-Is very dull. Tierce is quoted at &C for
team and kettle rendered and 9ac for refined; !
WHISKY-is very dull. Louisiana rectifed T. I
ent proof is quoted at 9ic; ordinary Western rec
ihed 33c; choice Cincinnati rectfed at 96c t. gal Z
COW PEAs-Mixed are retailing at ST 90, and
'arolina clay at 81 .50i 80 T. bushel. q
BULK CORN-There is stock on sale of about | :
10000 bushels. 1t is mostly being put in sacks \
is quoted in bulk at 42ai8c y bushel as in CON '
ltion There are foreign orders here, but they | q
an not be filled owing to the want OF steam freight
CORN IN sACKs-Owing to a moderate supply !
nd good demand prices have further upward | 4
endency The sales embraced $500 sacks, of which
DO yellow mixed at sec 200 and 400 yellow at 60c;
500 and 2coo white at 6oc; 1000 and 1900 white at
&c T. bushel.
oATs-Are in fair supply and moderate demand;
rices continue firm. The sales comprise 1900 |
acks OF which 1870 sacks at 45c, and 80 at 47c =
ushel. =
BRAN-Is in moderate supply and demand 300 ,
HAYS dull The supply, is ample. The sales :
re cOntn. to $50 bales, of which $50 prime at | D
~ aud so prime at S2i T. ton. q
BUTTER-The demand is good with light d
lpply. Choice Western is selling at 25 80; choice
oshen at 35c T. Is. -.w
CHEESE The supply is very light with a good
emand Choice Western factory would command
&c y 10 New York cream is selling at 20c t. 10 -
BAGGlNG-Thers is domestic lutte in first | .
ands. Dealers are jObbing at l5kc 4 yard. | VI
ldia in bales and rolls is retailing at l3c | !
emp and fax l4al4lsc = yard, India at Wholesale
quoted nOminay at II &c = yard
IRON COTTON TlES-have advanced and are
sling at Sc y 10.
GUNNY BAGS-Are selling at IKE piece.
BALING TWINE-Is quoted at wholesale at lac |
Is. Dealers are retailing it al lie Z 70.
IMPORTED FRUIT AND NCTS-Dornestic fruit |
rs commenced to arrive and prices nom nal. =,
he supply of imported fruit is moderate while n
e demand is good. Messina oranges selling
$40 = box: Palermo lemons 81 so = box; layer
isins So 40 T. box; quarter boxes 85c; there are
half boxes in market Citron is selling at 4ee
10; currants 8lsc prunes tGermanl SI.c figs | ..
i,cdl5c; Brazil nuts l0hc; ALMONDS 2le; do | o.
ellad 31c. fIharfs Dacaua i2Y l5c. dates |