New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-27

The market cpened with better feeling
and more active demand. and continued
| animated throughout the day. Prices were
strengthened by an advance of Il c at New
York, but nevertheless showed some ire
gularity. Strict low middling. for example
selling as low as 2lasc and as high as De.
We also noticed sales at ice for ordinary,
20lsc tor strict ordinary, with staple, 203. c
Cor good ordinary, II IS and II &c for strict
good ordinary, l8sc for do. with strong
staple, 2! lac for strict good Ordinary to low
middling, 2la4c for high style of low
middling, 2l5s, 2l24, II i and pc for strict
! do, 2l7oc for strict low middling to mid
to good middling
The sales for the past three days sum up
10000 bales against $4,000 for the correspond
ing time last week. Receipts since Friday
evening lI,01S bales, embracing 1879 from
other delivery ports and I2.lJ9 proper.
against 65l7 proper for the corresponding
time last week and 1902 last year. Receipts
proper since August 3l.Si5.n4 bales, against
l,lG,,955 last year. The exports for the
three days comprise l5.232 bales, embracing
500 to Liverpool, l779 to Havre, 2979 to
Amsterdam, 1900 to Bremen, 1l70 to Revel
and 5:'i to New York. This is exclusive of
1853 bales cleared for Liverpool after hours.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceirts at all the ports for the past tour
days from II NJ. on Friday to II H. to dav)
22,254 bales, against 1922 last week and
IL, lip last year. This makes total since
August 81 of 1906, 062 bales, against 3, 800
l63 last year. Exports to Great Britain
1896 bales. against &c, "a last week; to the
continent 1884 bales. against 1889 last week;
stocks 443.oSi bales, against iS2,10S last
week
The Exchange reports: Demand good:
market strong at quotations" which are
unchanged.
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock Oh hand September l. l3-l....... $3.50
Arrived since last statemeDt....... 500
Arrived previously 993, 7.2-3H 842
Cleared to-day: ..................... 1876
Cleared previously. }J4, O38-808 Ala
Stock hand and on slipboard not cleared r6l Isl
Stock same date last year................25 9 $50
To-day's exports embraced 2597 to Liver
pool and E79 to Havre. In addition to the
above, the bark Maudslie cleared after
hours. with 1888 bales Of cotton, which are
not included in our statement. Receipts
proper since last evening 5Si2 bales, against
3249 on last Tuesday, and 1896 last year.
making an aggregate since Friday evening
OF II, 1879 bales, against 65f7 for the CORES,
pending time last week and 10, 90 last wear.
~ :
l,l65,955 last year.
TOBACCO-The heavy business of last
week has materially reduced the supply on
sale, and although the demand has con
tinued brisk, the sales for the past three
days have been confined to 275 hhls, as fol-
lows: 100 hhds, late ON Friday evening. at
:: Ill on Saturday, embracing 43 good
Tugs to good leaf at l0l2c: ) at Zoe, lie, l2c
and l2l4c; and 63 a, g. 10. 81 and 22) at -:
yesterday at l3c, and 10 Il and ~ at
and AZ today Il and 46) at =. Prices have
been fully maintained, and we continue to
quote Tugs at Sa9c; low leaf at 90912c:
medium at ga a lie: good at Ill. 12c, and
fine and selections at l2Aa a l3lac
SUGAR-The supplies in first hands are
light, but the demand is limited. Some in
feror sold to-day at Gl4c, prime 9ls q Toe.
yellow clarified llA.c y 10.
MOLAssEs-Is in light supply and coed
demand. Inferior fermenting sold at % q
35c, fair fermenting 42lsc. fair 45c, cstern
bottom 521ac, prime reboiled 521ac Pgallon.
FLOUR-The medium and lower grades
are dull, but choice extra is in light supply
and in demand. 5000 bbls were sold, of
which 900 common at 81 SO; 100 double at
S. %; 100 low treble at - 70 50 good
treble extra at S. so; 300 and 200 do at
s. -; 300 do at So 81 y; 200 and 300 do on
private terms; s. choice treble at 50 30:
leo choice extra at s. 62la; 100, 300, 100 |
and 30 do at s. IS; 100 do at 50 so; 400,
500 and 300 choice extra on private terms;
IS do at $40 %, and 200 choice extra at
$40 40.
CoRN-The demand is active, and the |
sales to-day.embrace 1900 sacks, of which |
2G0O and $500 mixed and 1000 mixed and |
yellow at Toe: 1900, $500, 5000 and 1000 white
IL soc u busbel
OATs-Are in fair supply and good de-
mand; 1850 sacks were sold. OF which 200 or
binary at soc; 100 and 500 at SEC; 500 and |
iocO choice Galena at 56lac: 300, 400 and 80 |
at pc, and 300 at 5ec p bushel
bRAN-is in moderate supply and demand.
D., 10 and 200 sacks sold at 81 60 y 100 lbs.
HAf-is in better supply. The demand
is iair, but prices have weakened 1000
bales were sold, of which SO and 100 prime
at S;'o; 60 choice at $39; so, 200 and 400
choice at $40, and 35 choice at $i2 y ton.
PoRK-.The market is quiet. 60 bbls mess
sold at S13 37ls, and i5 bbls heavy mess at