New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-10


Low ordinary Observation-Disclosures. Bfa9
Ordinary ................. 81, di0s IGa
Good ordinary ................ms aiIr ~
Low mddllnS IA 0i.s -
Mlddllng ...---,. ...-..-.----.i$ ~ = IVA
| Strict middling. ..H,:3l4ss
GOou MluuIuS. ............... 1913 Ni'a LII
The better feeling noted 10y lis last eve
| ming was strengthened at the opening by
the kilograms from New York, and the
movement was quite active during the
morning ut sitter prices. without any quota
| BILE advance, but later accounts being still
more encouraging, and the demand becom-
| ing more active, factors were enabled. un-
der the competition among buyers. to realize
an irregular advance, as above, OF IS n lac,
| and in some cases Sac. A considerable part
of the business, however, was at about yes
| terday's rates.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September I. ls7o-bales 2o.6a6
Arrived since last statement oZiB
Arrived previously. i'll u2S-l, l2f24l
Total l,IA,ss7
| Cleared to-day .................... +,97l
Cleared previously ............. Sll'i- $40, soS
Stock on hand and on eh,I board-bales 295 O32
To-lay's exports embraced 400 bales to
Havre, $50 to Hamburg. 1900 to CrOnstadt.
403 to Bordeaux, and 1888 to Genoa. Re
CENTS proper since last evening 99l0 bales
year, making an aggregate since Friday
evening of 2,l0S bales. against 45.1!S for
the corresponding time last week. and &',iO0
last year, and since August 81, of l.OGO,3
bales. against S73. IS last year.
Receipts at all the ports since Friday Ill.,
092 bales. exports to Great Britain $685., to
the continent 1910. stocks 69O.903.
SUGAR-Received today $50 hhds. The
demand is slack. prices are in favor sof
na ROT af "a
inside figures. Inferior, Az Sac; com
mon. 6a6l2c; good common, 707i2c: fair,
49, a &c: good fair, Sl4 Size: fully fair.
80, acc: prime, GA a9l,c; strictly prime.
gaze; choice. l00l0a4c: yellow clarified,
II 0l2c; white II a l3c T. 10
MoLAssEs-Received today 1893 hbls.
The supplies ar: selling slowly at II n DC
for inferior ftrmenting; 80 a i0c for good fer
mcnting; 42l2 a AZ iac tor prime. slightly fer
menting, and 5. a SIC for strictly prime, not
fermenting,
FLouR-The supplies are increasing and
buyers are holding back. Prices are IN
changed though the market shows very lit
tie animation. The sales to-day are CON
fined to 800 bbls, of which l25 superfine at
Sc 62la; 50 single extra at Sc Is; 50 and 100
double extra at s. %; 200 treble extra at
s. SO. 100 choice extra at So 80; 100 do at
s. IS; 100 and 100 treble extra at s. % Z
Dbl. One hundred half bbls treble extra
sold at 81 SO t. half Dbl.
CoRS-is in good supply. and the market
has weal1encd; $500 sacks were sold to-day.
Of which GOO, GOO and $40 white at zoe; $50.
300. 400 and SEQ do at &c; last evening.
not reported, 5000 white and yellow at zoe
+ bushci.
OATs-Are in light supply and firm; 500
sacks st. Louis sold at 63c Y bushrl. aud
loo Galcna at 65c.
y, Il
small sacks sold at 81 20, and 80 at 81 80
y 100 TBS.
HAy-Continues firm. with scarcity of
prime and choice; prime commands ) :50
%; choice SCI as; I25 bales choice sold at
$2s = ton.
PoRK-The market is dull, with fair
stock on hand; l26 bbls overweight mess
sold at So 62l2, 60 at So IS, and 36 bhS at
s23. Holders are asking 81 IS 9;3 y Dbl.
1t is retailing at SOB 25 a a3 50 T. bhl
DRY SALT MEAT-A lot of 90 casks hams
sold at lOL2c; 13 casks shoulders at Size Z
ib; casks rib sides at l0c, and 9l3 pieces
do on private terms.
BACoN-Continuc dull, with a good sup
ply On hand; 10 casks clear rib sides sold at
llssc. 10 do clear sides at l2asc; 10 tierccs
hams at Ice; IL. 40 and 10 tierces sugar
| cured hams at l6A; shoulders are quoted at
9asc y tb; 10 casks shoulders sold at
| 95sc U tb.
! LARD-The market continues steady with
a fair supply; 10 tierces refined sold at
l3lsc; kegs kettle rendered and $50 kegs
refined Mt II Y fb. Ticrces are quoted at
| l2ls a l2a4c for steam and kettle: l3d l3l4c
for refined. Kegs Ia l4Ac y fb.
| BREAKFAST EACOS-Is selling at IS a Ice.
| v ID.
| RICE-Both Carolina and Louisiana are
| quiet, there being only jobbing demand ut
present. and prices are without any varia
| ton. We continue to quote Carolina ut 9I2c
| y is foraprime: Sc for good. and So. a sc
| for fair; Louisiana at Sashc y Ii for
prime, 7ls a72.c for ordinary, and 5le a So. C
| for common.
CAROLINA Cow PEAs-Are steady and
| prices are unchanged; 1000 bushels sold Mt
| s. y busl,el. They are retailing at 50 25 a
| 3 IS y bushel.
| SIT.-The demand ia fair; we quote
| dealers rates: 81 rs q l 80 y sack for Liver
pool coarse, and 81 30 a 3o for fine. When
| large, lots are taken at warehouse by boats a
deduction is made for drayage. We hear of
3 cargoes sold at 81 ~ y sack, ahoat.
Table salt in pockets, 8 lbs &c, Abs. SC.
Corn MEALS in better supply, and
| prices are lower; 200 bbls kiln-dried sold on
the levee at S. Is T. Dbl From store it Is
quoted at s. 50 Y bill
COTTON SEED MEAL-DecOrticated in
good demand; dealers selling at 81 W =,
| 100 lbs; undecorticated is held at 81 Az Y
100 Tbs.
FREIGHrs-There is no abatement IN the
| demand for room for cotton, and, under q
| light supply Of sailing tonnage, rates rule
| firm. There is NO steam room ON the berth
| for Liverpool. The offerings co6stwise are
fair. We quote cotton 70 Lverpo9l, sail,