New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-05-16
Average

If -
Good middling ............. nominal nominal
The rather exciting news from LiyerDOol
and New York had marked influence and
during the morning factors raised their pre-
tensions lrregularly 4 a lac. BUYERS. how.
ever. were unable to 90 on at the prices
asked, and, although the demand was
| strong, the sales were confined to the amount
noted above. The supply was light. but if
was supposed that had the demand been
met freely, at lac advance, the business
| would have been on a much more liberal
scale. Toward the close the unfavorable
turn at New York, after p. NJ, had rather
depressing effect, and prices were less buoy
ant. Strict ordinary sold as high l3Ac:
| good ordinary as low as l4c and as high as
!4l2c; strict low middling at l5I4, 1875 and
l5l2c: middling at 1884, and Ice, and strict
middling as high as l6l2c.
Inc Exchange raises its quotations of
| good ordinary to middling inclusive 4c.
and reports: Market opened excited. and
closed quiet; demand good; supply very
limited"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September |, Is7O-bales On 6ps
Arrived since last statement. 5236
Arrived previously. 39l l79-I 1896 465
~ Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I,H7,16l
SieaTe1 To-Day. .................. 10 229
Cleared previously. ...............l,294,3 22
Burnt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 66s-l .285 22o
Stock on hand and on shiDboard ........ 1871 GAL
To-days exports embraced 62lI bales to
Havre, and 4Ol8 to Bremen Receipts proner
since Saturday evening 1905 bales. against
$500 on last Sunday and Monday, and 1868
last year, making an aggregate since Friday
evening of 6OS3 bales, against 7497 for the
corresponding time last week, and S237 last
year, and since August 81 of 800, 269 bales.
against ,069. 092 last year.
SUGAR-Received today, 1I9 hhds. The
market is quiet but firm the suppIies are
selling at Sl2 09c for common; 912c for fair.
lO0lO4c for good fair; l012 l0a4c for
fully fair: III 0ll4c for prime; I2l, a
l212c Tor yellow clarified, and l3 a l3l2c for
white.
MoLAssEs-Received +o-day. 50 bbls. The
demand is good. Inferior fermenting is
selling at Is a 20c; common fermentipG 25 |
G5Oc; good to prime ferme1ting IS a 45c: |
choice ter1nenting 52l2c: plantation reboiIed |
y q soc, as in quality; city refinery reboiled |
81 a DOC; golden syrup soc a 81 u gallon.
FLoUR-Ihe stock Is light, the demand is
far and prices are firm. Superfine and
double extra are scarce. Superfine is quoted |
at 50 % y Dbl. About 2060 bbls were sold
to-day. of which $50 single extra at S6 62lb.
~ and 100 double extra at IS 75 100 treble
extra at 81 l212; 200 do at s. %; 80 and ITO
do at 81 5O 223 choice extra at s.: 100 do
at 50 so; 200 do at So % T. Dbl.
CohNl : III ldu supply anu SOOu demand:
$500 sacks were sold to-day. of which 1000
white mixed and 2200 mixed and yellow at
zoe; 200 mixed and yellow and $500 white
mixed at lie T. bushel
OATs-Are in fair supply and good de
mand with former prices; 1900 sacks were
sold today, of which 200 st. Louis in second
hand bags, 300 St. Louis and so Galena at
65c; 10 and 300 Galena at 66c: and 100
Galena at &c y bushel.
BRAN-Is in fair supply and demand 1900
sacks were sold to-day, of which 600 sacks
at 81 30; go and 325 do at 81 35 y 100 lbs.
HAYS in light supply and limited de
nand; 100 bales choice Western sold at S25:
prime is quoted at $22 o23; choice $24 a25.
LARD-A lot of IS kegs pressed sold at
I24c fb. Tierces are quoted at II a 1hc,
and kegs at 12le a l234c u b.
PoRk-There were sales today of 40 bbIs
, mess ordinary at $l8 25; GO bills mess at
S }, 62l2; 20, so and 80 do at SIS IS y Dbl.
folders are asking $l8 IS 019 - Dbl. Ii is
'eIaiilng at sl00l9 50 T. Dbl.
bACON-The stock is light and the mar
ret is bare of shoulders; the demand il fair
ma prices are ruling higher. About IS
asks were sold, of which 5, and II casks
houiders at &c; 10 and 10 do clear rib at
a4c; 10 do clear sides at lO1sc; ) and 10 do
t lOAc, and 20 ties sugar cured hams at
4kc. '-'' "V
BREAKFAST BACoN-I, dull. Western is