New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-17

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| The market being rather better supplied, buyers
came forward with increased spirit, and taking
nearly all that was offered, the sales summed up
| the amount noted above which is the largest re-
| ported this season. Prices were fully maintained,
| the competition among buyers enabling fac.
to have Teaos se a h
ordinary sold at 10 q and lie, strict good 0rdi-
nary to low middlng at rae low middling at liz
| 1S1c, mddling to strict middlng at 1890 and
strict mddling at 10 aad l9sc, the latter for high
stvle.
The sales of the past three days up 200 bales
$3.50 Saturday 900 yesterday including 100 not
reported until to-day, and l450 to-day against l5O
for the corresponding time last week and HOO the
week before.
Receipts since Friday evening 2727 bales embrac-
Mobile and AZ from Texas and 2222 proper against
lll6 proper last week, and 69iD last year. Total
since August 81 ol9l bales, against 1898 last
year-decrease 1857. For all ports see statement
below.
The exports have been confined to 1872 bales to
New York.
The amount shipboard not cleared going on
board and engaged for shipment was set down
at the opening this morning at $500 bales embrac
North, which, when deducted from the stock on
hand By our running statement last evening
leaves $3.50 bales to represent the quantity at the
landing and III presses uysOid or awaiting orders
The Exchange reports: Sales 1880 bales includ.
ing 100 yesterday evening. Demand good; prices
firm"
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand August 81 1873
Arrived since last statement............ 55l
c,oora Iot .d. 1853
Cleared previously ....................5l8 3- 1873
Stock on hand 1855
Receipts proper since last evening 30. bales |
against 291 last Tuesday and 1893 las: ear making
an aggregate since Friday evening of 222, bales !
against ll6 last week and 694O last year and sine.
3 bales lan
decrease 10 657.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at all
and ii ,l29 last year and since Friday II 1851 bales
against 6762 last week and $40 last year. Total
26, 493.
Exports, Friday to Monday inclusive. to Grsa.
Britain 1922 bales against 1898 last week and 500
and to the continent none, against LASH week.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to !, |
~ SOB bales, against 1876 last week anG 1929
SUGAR-Only e hhds were received from plan. |
alton this morning The sales are confined to |
ieaers and grocers, comprising Is hhds fai. Louis
ana and Is hhds Demarara on private terms
CITY REFINERY SUGAR-Is selling on orders AZ
2Ac p ID for coffee A; l2l.c for shed and pow.
demand.
MoLASSES-No movement
CITY REFINERY MoLASSES- Common :. selling
m orders at 45c; fair 55c; prime ole: choice &C.
Golden syrup 8309oc y gallon.
FLOUR-Good treble, choice treble ana choice !
in good local demand and the sales embraced
100 bills of which 25. so and rs good treble extra
i 81 p; 50 do at S. so; s. choice do at S. 621a:
t SO Is; 100 choice extra at So so: i86 do at |
So 62la; $50 and 25 at SO 25 50 at So 37l; lis at
5 50 T. hbl, and 500 bbls on private terms. |,
CORN MEALS quiet but firm with a small | :
took on hand 200 bbls sold private terms.
ound lots are quoted at +'} retailing at So 100
PORK-Dull. 700 bbfs mess sold on the landing
SIT Is y Dbl: retailing at s IS T. Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Continues scarce. Shoulders
ommand sac at wholesale and 81. 09i! c retail.
lot of 10 casks shoulders sold on private terms |
BACON-very dali. Shoulders quoted at 91s.: !
lear rib sides at I0Gi0ic; clear sides at 10 ! n
'lsc. with retail sales at the outside figures. The
rinclpal sales are confined to II casks of which :!
nd - casks clear rib sides at Zoe: 10 and 10 90
BREAXFAST BAC0N-The supply of choice i.
ght. It commands 1873 Gl3c; summer vU.ed is
LARD-Is duh a. 8s;c for fierce, kettle. and q.
r refined and los q lO2le = 10 for krs .
" Hlshl-Continues dull. Louisiana rec:ifei, | .
anati at ; O5 p gallon. 80 Dbl. Evansville .olt
9.G. aud 20 bbs Bourbon at s. p gallon.
BULK CORN-The market is entirely bare.
CORN IN SACKS-ls in light supply ana fair
smand. The sales comprise 500 sa ks of which j
o white mixed at nc, and $50 and $50 white at Q
oATs-The supply is light and the demand Q
oderate 1850 sacks sold, of which $50 800 and :
BRAN-Is in lair supply and limited demand.
ne sales are confined to $50 sacks of which 200 7
85c: and $50 at 87lac p leo TBS. 5
HAY7The supply is good with fair demand p
le sales comprise 735 bales OF which so prime at e
% oo; o., lZo, I5O and JO choice at S26 y ton.
IRON COTTON TItS-The supply is ight with |
od demand they selling at sc p ID =
STARCH-ls selling at SC at wholesale and SIC
b at retail.
CASTOR oIL-Western is selling at lie; New
'rk l7}sc 2 it.
soAP-The demand is good. Keller's extra family
selling al &c in large lots and &c in small lots; Ke
Is magnolia SIC in small lots and Axe in large
g; Kellers olive 6061ac palm IL dsc; CASTLE nc "
H. with deduction of i 0hc p fb on large | II
Is; cold water soap sc; polishing soap Sc; extra ST
We &C + 10 IN round lots and o. y 10 in job Il
FUNNY BAGS-Are selling at Ike apiece, and
y for reserved | s.
8ALlNG TWINE-The supply is light and the | :,
mand active 1t is quoted in round lots at lac, | C,
JoAL-Ihe supply is fair and the demand -
moderate PltVsourg is selling at Csc y Dbl |
wholesale and S5c az retail; 81 so y hid;
= Dbl to steamboats,; 75s to manufacturers | T
thracte s II 501l3 p TOE.
.T AZ GAsD l selling at l7kc r. It. II
'iSH=ls dull. Prices nominal. We quote O.,
mnauy; Maekerel extra MOL s22 so in Ibis, by
50 In half bbls Sc in quarter bbls, and So SO OF
kits; No. ! bay at SIS in bbls, 81 IS in Ju
Il bbls: e. 50 In quarter bbls and ST IS in kits;
at IL so in bbls. Sc 50 In half bbls So 81 q
quarter bba and Il 65 in kita. M z Ri 20 in =