New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-16

SGOCk on mana september
Arrived since last statement. SEE ON ON
Arrived previously.
..1 Total 100. 1900; sl0''
Cleared previousiy......... .......''
Stock on hand and shpbosrd. .aSs 90 Pc
Stock on hand same time last wear. .zSo'ioi
Todav's exports embraced 1898 bales to
Liverpool, 1883 to Malaga and 522 to Provi-
dence. soo1
Receipts proper since last evening o ~
| bales. against 1883 on last Saturday ana |oS
last year, making an aggregate since August
81, OF III ,056 bales, against 636, SO7 last year
| increase 1929.
| The Exchange telegram1 make tne re-
ceiDts at all the ports from IL M. yes tpfea 1
| to IL NJ. to-day 1912 bales, against y, 732
last week, and 1922 last year, and since
| up to Friday noon, January TO- las1
year Excluding the above s722)-increase
36O. 500.
| Exports yesterday, to Great Britain 6l2I
bales. against Il ,4S9 last week and none
| last year and to the Continent 3497 Bales
against 1898 last week and 2i3o last year,
| Stocks at all the delivery ports made up
| to twelve NJ, 3i.924 bales, against 79S,0l0
| last week. and SIT .079 last year.
TOBACCO-Yesterday, not before reported,
| 4 hhds, sold at The amount on sale Is
| estimated at 2lO0 hhds. We continue our
! quotations as follows: Low lugs 607c; good
| ~ 08r; low leaf 90llc; medium 20 lac;
| good Ii "a l6c: fine II q lSc. Received since
| last evening, hhds: exported, none; stock
| on hand by our running statement, 2'lU
hhds.
fREIGHrs-A ship was taken up for Havre
| to-day at llsc for cotton. The market ls
| quiet and rates are barely maintained. We
| continue to quote:
ysteam-Cctton to Liverpool 10 32d; corn
l2a l21ai cotton to New York aac; to Bos-
| ton Providence. Fall River and Baltimore.
via New York, &c; sugar to New York -
| y hhc; nola-ses - = Dbl.
Bv sail - Cotton to Liverpool 9-l6o
| 1924; to Harve llsc; to Bremen ls o
3-i6c; to Antwerp Bloc; to Revel and
| lac; to Boston l3-l6c; to Providence q a
| 25-32c; TO Philadelphia l3-l6e. Oil cake to
London 33S.
SUGAR-Received this morning 1921 hhds.
The demand is good hut at rather weaker
prices, without any quot able decline. The
| receipts we're all sod at 4a5l2c for il
terior: sac for common; 57sc for good
common: Csc for fair OBS a6l9c for
good fair: Csc for fully fair; 6a4c for
strictly fully fair; 67oc for prime; &c
| for strictly prime; Ac for choice; ia
| a8l4c for gray clarified; sac for yellow
clarified; sle a 9lsc for of white clarified.
| and 9h a9'sc for white clarified.
MoLAssEs-Received this morning 1898
bbls, mostly termentipg, and there is a
great scarcity Of high grades not ferment-
| ing, which are called for. Centrifugal and
reboied is dull and difficult to sell, while
fermenting is in demand. The receipts
were all sold at 80 q 43c for fermenting as
in quality. Some good prime fermenting
sold at 40c. Cistern bottom is quoted at
3Se; prime not fermenting at Al q Az; prime
rebo'led at 4Oc; strictly prime not reboil.
ed Is soc; choice 81 a sec = gallon. Stock
in the sheds Is 98l bbls and 5ll half bbls.
REFINERY SUGAR-Standard A in bbls
is selling at lOac; graduated and pow
dered III l4c; crushed Nc; cut loaf l2l4c
= fb.
REFINERY MoLAssEs-Goldens syrup is sell
ing at Soc: choice molasses 51c; prime 47c:
fair ABE. and common 40c gallon.
FLOUR-The market is unchanged and
there is only local demand. The sales
comprise 1864 bbls, of which 400, in lots,
last evening on private terms: % SIM gle e1.
ira, to-day at g 30: 100 low treble extra at
81 IS; 100 and 100 do at S.; 40 choice treble
extra at S. 3d. 60 at IS 62l2: 200 and 200 at
S 65: 100 do at S. So; 100 choice extra
at ST l2la: 100 and 100 do at Sc 25; 100 at
81 IS; 40 at Sc 80 y bbl Common is
quoted at 50 % a 3 so; fine 50 -; supertine
s.: double extra 81 %; low treble extra 81 50
as; choice do 8 712 a. -; choice extra |
Sc a6 so; choice and family extra Sc $50
I 80 = bbl.
Corn MEAL-Dull. and quoted nominally |
at s. 4002 so p Dbl. Dealers are jobbing !
at s. 50 y Dbl. There were sales to-day of |
200 bbls in SO bbl lots at - 40 y bbl.
GRlrs-Sell in job lots at 81 l5o4 25, and |
retail from store at 81 so y Dbl.
PoRK-Is quiet but strong at $2l 30 =
bbl for mess IN lots. 20 and . bbls sold at
S2l 50. Dealers are jobbing at S22 = Dbl.
Most of the receipts are under limit TOR
higher prices
DEY SALT MEAT-The market is strong
with fair job demand and scarcity OF |
we'll cured meat. Sides are very scarce.
Shoulders are held in round lots at Sac for
we'll cnred; clear rio sides He; clear sides
l9c = ID. Shoulders are jobbing at 8la q
sac y Is. Dealers have no sides and only
q few in first hands. 5000 lbs shoulders,
loose, sold at Slsc, and 80 boxes do, in lots,
at Sl4c y ID.
BACon-Is stronger and in better job de-
mand. casks shoulders sold ut 103sc;
do clear rib sides at l2l4c, and de clear
at 1O1e q 1890; clear rib sides l21ac; clear
sides 1914 O l3c T. is. Large lots may be
quoted nominally at lac under these prices.
BREAKFAST BACOS-Good supply aad
dull at l3a4 l4c = Is.
LARD-Is in light supply. with an active
demand. As tierces refined sold in lots at
l3Ac, and GO kegs do at lac. refined is
/
in keg and lac in bucket. Packers tierce
l2ls a l2aac Y Is.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTs-Prime mess
pork is selling at $40 so; prime pork SIS;
pig pork is selling at $40 so p half Dbl and
$l9 50 IS y Dbl; tongues Sc 75a7 y
Dbl: pigs feet 81 % y keg, 50 Y tirkin, and
So 50d9 T. Dbl; spare ribs s. % a. 80 =
Dbl.
CORN IN BULK-The market is bare, and
supplies are called for on export account.
Some $4,000 bushels sold, on tae way here,
at soc y bushel.
HAMs-Good demand for export: fair
Job demand and moderate stock on hand.
l5 20 and 30 terces choice sugar-cured cold
for Cuba at l4c y Is. Good brands are
iobhing at l4la q l5c y Is.
WHIsKI-Rectited is in light supply and
in demand at 81 II q ID T. gallon for Lou
isiana and Western. IS bbls Louisiana
sold in lots at 81 II y gallon.
Corn IN SACKs-Good supply. The de-
mand is moderate but prices are firm. 1850
sacks sold. of which 600 mixed at sac; 1900
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