New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-02-16

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| lists. figures.
| Low ordinary
ordlhary :.'.-..'....--''..5 ae3 a5S3s ,o.
! Low middling. .................2l a2las 2rs
| MdGEng. ...................2iAd 2l7s 225s
| Strict midGling.. ............... -d22is
! Good mddling. ......-.......22e d22Aa 22s.
! The market opened quiet, with ten
| dency to lower prices, and, although fac
| tors evinced disposition to make further
| concessions in order to effect sales, it failed
| to mpart any spirit to the demand. which
| continued slack throughout the day. Strict
ordinary to good ordinary sold at 20c, good
| ordinary at 204c, and as high as 2034 G.
strict do at 2O3lc. strict good ordinary to
| low mddliug at 2034c, low middliug at u
II Is and u lac. strict do al II !. and u Sc
middling at 2l24c, and strict do at q and
22lsc.
The Exchange reports: Demand moder-
ate; prices irregular" Its quotations for
low middling and middling are reduced Sc.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
Stock on hand September l, 1871 ......... IS 323
Arrived since last statenent........ 1209
Arrived previously .18l l9-188, 800
Total ....................:.::; Sl37l3
Cleared today. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1910
Cleared previously $50 316-567 Ole
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared 246 7o7
Stock date last ear.................28 2 6i3
Today's exports embraced Zoo bales to
Cork for orders, 1910 to Havre and 2230 to
Antwerp. Receipts proper since last even
ing Gl79 bales, against 1920 on last Thurs
day and 5092 last year. making an aggre-
gate since Friday evening of 81 $40 bales.
against 29,SSi for the corresponding time
last week and 1898 last year. and since
August 81 OF 10l 1854 bales, against S73jSl
last year.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceiDts at all the ports for the past six days
1865 bales, against 1861 last week and
llG.00S last year
SUGAR-The receipts are light; there is very
little stock. here, and the market is quiet. In
terior g a Ice; ! II a SC for common; 81, aS1ec
for fair: Sl9 q &c for good fair; ga 12c for
fully fair; 9l2 6934c for prime; Zoe for
strictly prime; lola for choice; S09l2c for
low seconds, and l0l2 ll1ec for good
seconds; 924 dljc Tor centrifugal; IA a
Ii l9c for yellow clarified, and l2A4 I2l9c
T fb for white.
MOLAssEs-T supplies are light and
the demand active. Inferior to strictly
prime fermenting 30 SOC; inferior
not fermenting 30 a BIC; common % a 4Oc;
centrifugal 30 a SOC; tair Is a 4Sc; prime
AZ SOC; strictly prime - 5ic; plantation
reboiled As SOC y gallon. Some half bar
rels cstern bottom sold at SIC y gallon.
FLOUR-The market is nearly bare of
treble extra and the grades above, while
double extra and the lower grades are
being very much reduced. The demand
is good and prices are advancing. 220O
bbls were sold. Of which 81 and 63i double
extra at s. 80; 30 do at 81 -: 300 treble ex-
ira on private terms; 30 on its merits at IS:
100 low treble extra at So 25; 100 at IS 81 y;
$50 good treble extra at IS 30: 80 do at
IS -; 100 choice extra at So S7l2; 100 do
at $40 so; 10 choice extra at Sll 50; % do
at Sl2 y Dbl.
CORN MEALS in request and the mar
ket is firm $50 bbls sold at s. so T. tb.
CoRN-Is in demand. and prices for
white have advanced 5071ec y bushel
The stock in first hands is now exhausted
1000 sacks were sold, of which $50 mixed.
second hand bags, at 79c; 400 yellow mixed
at SIC: 100 and 1000 white at S5c 300
yellow mixed at Sjc, and 500 white at
81 nc.
BAeON-The market is bare of clear sides
Shoulders and clear rib are in light supply
and fair demand. Some 80 casks were sold
of which Is casks shoulders in three equal
lots at &c; 80 casks clear rib sides at &c; 5
and I6 do at 9Ac, and 5 casks clear sides at
lO4c y 1b. A car load of 10000 TBS loose
clear sold at the depot at 95sc y tb.
LARD-1s scarce and in demand. 80
tierces kettle rendered sold at 93sc; kegs
are quoted at luz a IUS4c.
HAMs-Are scarce and in request. 10
jerces sugar cured sold at 1874; 10 do at
13c p is.
OATs-The stock is very much reduced
and the market is tirmer $500 sacks were
sold, of which 400 choice at e2c; 400 and 400
at 63c; $50 and 600 at 64c, and 500 on private
terms.
BRAN-Is scarce and commands 81 s. 2
100 lbs.
HAYS in light supply and better de-
mand. 600 bales were sold, of which 400
prime at $33: 100 choice at $33 SO; 60 at $3l
t. ton.
PoRK-Is scarce, with none in first hands.
Mess is held at SIG so y Dbl, and is retail
ing at that price.
DRY SALT MEAT-A car load of 10000 lbs
shoulders sold at the depot at &c y tb, and
one of 10000 lbs at 6Ac.
CoFFE-There is no stock in first hands
The dealers hold 1000 bags. The market
is quiet but firm, and we quote prime 2I24
022c gold duty paid; good 81 02l lec; fair
2034 02lc; ordinary 20c y 1b. The cargo of
the Nj. w. Smith and of the Foreningen
together 1899 bags, have been sold to
arrive.
RIcE-The market is dull and the stock
is accommodating. Fair is quoted at Sl2 q
sac; prime &c; choice 9Ac; choice Caro-
lima is jobbing at &c; Rangoon 707a4c y tb.
POULTRY AND CGUo- CHlckens sell Oh the
landing at $505 so; turkeys $I501S; geese
$709. Eggs 40 "a 42c " dozen.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is scarce and in de-
mand at lie for choice Western, and ll1sc
or Northern.
BUrrER-Choice continues in light sup
ply and good demand. Choice Western
commands 2502Sc; Goshen 35c " ID.
There is no demand for inferior.
CHEEsE-Is in light supply and good de-
mand at l5c for Western Reserve, and