New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-11

COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September !: 1875.
Arrived since last statement. ........ ~
Arrived previously. ,'@H-oS''0A
Total ......."........-..... .,:; o;c Soi'0'
Cleared to-day. 49,. .re m.
Cleared previously. .'os S'o-''oo9T
Stock on hand and on shpboard. SO
stock on hand same time last year. luz
To-day's exports embraced 5000 bales to
Liverpool and 1886 to Havre.
Receipts proper since Saturday evening
81 1884 bales, against 1852 on last Sunday
and Monday, and OOPS last year, making an
| aggregate since Friday evening OF 24.?ol
bales. against II Coz last week and IL, ~
| last year, and since August 81 of 1906
| bales. against 6O673S last year-increase
1890.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
csipts at all the ports from II NJ. Saturday
to IL NJ. to-day 36,70S bales, against 1881
| on last Sunday aud Monday, and IS, 78l last
year. and since Friday So 439 bales. against
| AZ $50 last week, and 33 l49 last year. Total
since August 81, 2,540,67 bales, against
| 23S, S53 up to Sunday noon, January 10,
last wear fexcluding half OF the above
I9724)-increase 81, 1874
Exports Friday aud Saturday, to Great
Britain 2460S bales. against 2l,SS2 last
week and l4.6l0 last year, and 20 the con-
tlDGEL OSUO UdIes, GSdiU5t AcOVf ldoG WCCA
| and 50S6 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery points, made up
to - NJ, Sl7.440 TALES, against 8l0.784 last
week and $40 472 last year.
TOBACCO-On Saturday, not reported
until to day, 10 hhds sold at =. The
amount on sale is estimated at 2O75
hhds. We continue our quotations as
leaf Collie; medium II q lac: good Isl loo;
| fine II a lSc. Received since Saturday eve
| ming l3 hhds; exported none; stock on hand
| by our running statement 2673 hhds.
The Louisville CoMicr-Jotrnat reports
| that the preponderance in the offerings of
! the light, greer, mixed and otherwise in
| ferior grades is beginning to tell upon the
| tone of the market for those descriptions,
but ail useful grades are we'll supported.
| fREIGHrs-We noted in our last report
! that rates were still looking down, and to-
| day we have to rednce our quotations for
cotton to Liverpool by steam 1920. and
| strike ont the outside figure of l9-32d by
| sail. With this exception we make no
| change in our quotations, Us follows:
| BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool 10 32d; corn
1915 q l3d; to cotton New York &c; to Bos
| ton, Providence. Fall River and Baltimore.
| via New York, 7sc: sugar to New York s.
| y hid; mOlasses s. y Dbl.
| By saii-Cotton to Liverpool 9-l60d;
corn l2la 13d; cotton to Harve 3-l6c; to
Amsterdam lac; to Antwerp l BLOC; to
Bremen Il SC; TO Revel 2l-32 q ll-l6d; to
| Genoa 5l6c; tobacco to Bremen 55s. Oil
| cake to London, 35s.
| SUGAR-Receiyed this morning 2i3S
| hhds. The demand is good, principally
for shipment. and the supplies sold as
landed at previous prices, though toward
the close the market became quiet aud
| prices weakened: a 5Iec for inferior; 5ls
a5a.c for common; SIS 06c for good COM
| foir G4o GLhC for
good fair; 65S o $40 for fully fair; 707Sc
for prime; IN 07asc for strictly prime;
| 7lec for choice; ~. Sl.c for gray clarified;
| sac for yellow clarified; 81a o9bc tor
| oil white clarified, and $3.50 for white clari
| fed,
| MoLAssEs-Eeceived this morning .G05
| bbls and % half bbls, mostly fermen.!Eg.
| The market is bare OF choice not fermenr
| ing. That not fermenting is in demand at
| full prices while fermeuting ia ruling lower.
| Fermenting is selling at 81 042c as in
| quality. Some fair fermenting sold at 3Jc.
and prime fermen.ing at 45c y gallon;
| prime reboiled at 4oe; strictly prime not fer.
| menting at 4Sc; prime not fermenting at AZ
q i5c; strictly prime do is q SOC; choice 81 "a
52c y gallon.
| REFINERY SUGAR--Cut loaf in bills is
| selling on orders at l2Ac crushed lls3c;
| powdered and granulated Ike; standard
| l0lhc Y Is.
! REFINERY MoLAssEs-Goiden syrup is sell!
ing on orders at Soc e gallon.
| FLOUR-Choice extra was held stronger
| to day under Western advlces. Only local
| demand, and the sales are confined to 1925
| bbls. of which 50 choice double extra at
| 81 65 % low treble extra at ga IS; 50 do st
| IS: 25 good treble extra a. IS 50; 25 do ut
SIS 62le; Is choice treble extra a. S IS;
| % choice extra at Sc; SO at Sc Is; % at
| S. o. % and 50 at Sc IS; 25 and % at s.;
100, $50 and $50 bbls on private terms.
| Common is quoted at So 50; fine So IS; gu
perine S4; double extra 81 rs; low treble
extra 81 1915; choice do S. Ele 06, and
| choice extra $617 IS y Dbl.
Corn MEAL-Continues dull and is quoted
at 81 50 y Dbl. A lot Of 50 bbls sold 1T
that price. 1t is jobbiag at 90 IS y Dbl.
| GRiTs-Sell in job lots at 81 l50425, and
| retail from store at 81 SO y Dbl.
| PoRK-The N arket was stronger to-day.
| Mess is held in lots at $50 IS, and Is, %
! and SO bbls mees old at $50 IS v Dbl.
! Dealers are iobbing at $2l 25 02l 50 y biol.
! Dry SALT MEAT-No movement except
| in dealers job trade at 6A6l 2c for shoulders;
| 1913 q lOaac for clear rib sides and ii q ll1sc
! for clear sides. At wholesale shoulders are
| l0Xc; clear sides l03ac u Is. There are no
sides in first bands. A consignment Of 9
| casks shoulders sold at Sc v 10.
| BAcoN--No demand Tor round lots, and
no shoulders in first hands. Clear rib
sides are quoted nominslly at l2ls 0l2Ac,
and clear eides at l22. a l3c Y IL. Deal
ers are jObbing at ] 0il4c for shoulders,
l2le a l2Ac for clear rib sides, and 1870
l3Ao for clear sides. A lot of 5 casks
shoulders sold on the landing at l04c: 10
casks clear rib sides on private terme, and
| 10 do clear sides at 1910 y fb.
| HAMs-A buyer for Cuba purchased this
morning 25 and 60 tierces choice sugar
cured at l41sc, and 10 at 14aac y fb.
BREAKFAST BAcoS-Fair supply, and
selling only in q small job way at l4c y h.
PACKERS Hoe PRODUCTs-Prime mess
pork is ceiling at $l9019 so; prime pork
Sl7 SOILS; rump pork sl7 Is; pig pork
| $40 50 a 1875 y half Dbl. and $40 5001975V
bbl; spare ribs IS 5o06 y pork Dbl. and
$6@6 so v tieroe; picked pigs tongues 614
07c piece; pigs feet 81 300l so y key,
| g y firkin and 80 v Dbl.
OArs-Are in fair supply, the demand
continues moderate s. unchanged prices
900 sacks sold, OF which 800 81. Louis at 4lc;
| $50 choice at 4l4c; 100 at 43c; *50 at 44c,
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