New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-04
COTTON STATEMEN7
Stock on hand and on shiuboard.

| Stock on hand and shipboard. ......... 100 42
To-day's exports embraced 264S bales t
| Bremen and 100 to Cronstadt. Receipts
| proper since last evening 2l0l bales, against
| 1889 on last Wednesday and 6425 last year
| making an aggregate since Friday evening
of 1876 bales, against 1907 for the cor
responding time last week and q ,002 last
year; and since August 81 of ,2S6, $50 bales
against 1899, 046 last year.
SUGAR-The receipts are now very small
The demand is fair and prices are firm
Sales are being made from the sheds on the
landing, and we quote Inferior els ale
/ common IA 0734c; low fair S0SAc; good
fair 8l2 99c; fully fair 9l9 0924c; prime rs
0104c; choice I012 l0a4 &c; yellow clarified
liza oil 7sc; white II 0l224c.
MOLAssEs-The demand is good and the
supplies are light. They are sold at 25c for
common fermenting 35040c for good fer
menting; 4Oa55c for plantation reboiled, as
in quality; 50 0G0c for cistern bottom. City
refinery reboiled is selling at 30 a Zoe: golden
syrup 90c a 81 T. gallon.
FLoCR-There is more activity in the
market to-day. The lower grades, owing
to scarcity, rule firm, but without any ad-
vance; but the higher grades are plenty
and easy. The sales embrace $500 bbIs,
viz: 100 single extra at Sc 30 = Dbl; 100 and
50 double extra at Sc 50; GOO do at Sc 6214:
700 do at Sc 90; 100 treble extra at So 81 y;
1000 do at Sc 80; 100 do at 81; 500 choice at
s. IS; 100 do at S.; so do at S. 50; 200 do at
50; so do at S. 6219; 100 and 100 on private
terms. Superfine is quoted at $60-.
NOTICE TO GRAIN DEALERs.-The under
signed, public weighers and brokers, here
by agree to make no sales or purchases of
grain on the levee after three o'clock p NJ.
each day-this arrangement to take effect
on and after Thursday, the fourth instant.
Washburne & Sears, John Fl. Hanna, p.
j. Gull, II. Melone, p. Grandpre, Dunno &
Heck, Boyle & Schexneider, j. I. Belknap,
H. Moxent, William Flood.
New Orleans, May 2, 1871.
CoRN-Owing to the inclemency of the
weather, there was very little done to-day
on the landing. The sales yesterday eve
ming mot reported) and this morning are
confined to 5000 sacks, of which 2700 white
at Tic; 500 do at 73c, and 400 do at re T
bushel
OATs-Are in light supply and prices
are firm. Sales to-day 400 sacks, of which
800 and 50 at Csc; 300 and 200 at 64c o
bushel.
BRAN-Is scarce and held at 81 IS .
100 Tbs on the levee.
HAY-We hear of no movement today.
Ohio river is quoted at $220 y ton for
prime, and SIS for inferior.
PoRK-Unfavorable advices from the
West and the inclemency Of the weather
have caused dull and fat market for this
article, as well as everything else in the
provision line. There is only a retail bust
ness doing at $40 5O82O " Dbl, with
holders asking $l9 for round lots Of mess
.BACeN-No movement beyond q retail and
jobbing business of small proportions at
IN 074c ~ fb for shoulders, l0c for clear
rib sides, and 1013 a l04sc for clear sides.
Ten casks clear sides sold at l0lac " 10
Hams continue very dull. Fifteen casks
sold at l4a4c, and 10 at 15c q tb.
LARD-Is inactive, and quotations are
entirely nominal at 110ll19c y fb for
terce, and 1219 1880 for key.
BUTTER-New is coming in now, and in
demand e11 10 A lot of 10 packages Western
FREIGHTs-Both foreign and coast
wise the market is very dull and rates
are without any variation We still
quote: Cotton to Liverpool. steam SD.
to Havre or Bordeaux, &c; to Bremen
and Amsterdam, nominal; oil cake to Liver
pool, 25s; grain to do GIG a I0d: tobacco
TO Europe 35s; cotton to New York and
Philadelphia, steam Sc; Gil and beef 81 IS;
flour to do 65c.
WooL-Receipts are necessarily small,