New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-01

moderate degree cs activity summing up 5000 bbls,
Ehiis the reespts we're heeyy smSHntIna 70 loa2ss
supsriine recoyefsd and ruled e se So while extras
slight non nsTEes ana hoIds ss ' oonstaniy max
m, rnIss further ,d eCRssssio1s for cash. prices
EsEs, snIz o .56ia, whils tie - receipts
an improved local demand in January, but very
little for shipment and at the middle Of the month
and extras at s. 25as 81 but the movement rs Became
more spirited, subsequently, add towards the close
SIC sai The sales this month summed mes i ap GO
bbls the receipts Al Ia and the exports ls75s The
undue proportion OF which consisted OF treble a nd
choice extras which we have not noticed in this re-
brsbe extra. The supply Of superfine and single to
double extra being conse quently moderate they
arrivals the former gave way 81 and the latter ST. So
superHne ruled at SO %. and extras at sIi' The
months sales comprised 30 go bbls the receipts
in March prices gave way during the first week SOC y
bbi but under affair demand. partly for shipment,
superfne and SO soal0 Is for double extra At the
same time the sales were TO liberal extent. but not
$4,000 bbs and the latter 100 9O5 white the exports
were only l4,i9i. Notwithstanding the marked diff
ference between the receipts and sales the amount
offering at the beginning Of April was hardly equal
TO the demand, and prices advanced 2a5oc, but the
5uDseQ4elt AlFiNals Delng Unusually neaVy tnls m
proVelnent AS not maintained and by the fifteenth
superne fell to S9a9 Is and extra SI0al0 80 which
showed falling OF of Slai IS per Dbl from the high
est point The movement in this month HAs the
hesviest Of the year, the sales summing up 5000
bbs the receipts II, ais, and the exports 20 si2
considerable part of the arrivals vas by barges After
some few fluctuations the market yielded to the album
dant supplies and closed in May at SO t2aS Is tor
perhne, and saas 9 TOR double extra. The demand
was less animated and the sales did not exceed
1000 bbls while the RECEIPTS amounted to 1881 and
the exports to IS 5si. The decline in May was fol-
lowed by further reduction of soc during the first
week in June, but this was subsequently recovered
and prices continued firm until towards the close
when superane sank to 81 7as and extras to So 5Oa
9; the month sales comprising 200 bbls, the re-
ceipts 1881 and the exports =, t26 The supply on
sale at the commencement of July was only mode
rate but under the depressing influence of discour
aging accounts from the West prices further declined
50a75e per Dbl superfne sinking at one time to So 70,
which was the lowest point in the year but the
ket then rallied and closed at 81 75a7 81 for perne
and SIS 75a9 for double extra The past month open
ed with decidedly bettrr feeling, excited BY the
limited supply on sale, and supertne and double ex-
ira respectively advanced during the hfst week to
IS i0as IS and $a9 o. bat the market has been eK-
tremely dull since, and closed at for So.
perfine aud for double extra. The m onth 6
sales have been only bbls the receipts q,
and the exports
The following table shows the extent OF the years
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