New Orleans Republican., 1872-05-21


/ Add allowed for samples, wrecked
cotton etc............'.'...'. Is 594L-4'V4 ,4oz
TOtal..................,.......... i,G72,g75
| Cleared to-day. ................,. 26l2 -
Cleared previously. 9s2SiI- S59'4'S
Stock on hand and on shipboar not cleared. II 3O6
Stock same date last year,. 45O
To-day's exports were to Liverpool. Re
! ceipts proper since Saturday evening l462
| bales. against 223l on last Sunday and Mon
| day, and 1890 last year. making an aggregate
| since Friday evening, of 1854 bales, against
3702 for the corresponding time last week,
| and 894S last year, and since August 81 of
| 939. 500 bales, against ], ,339, l42 last year
! decrease &c., $50. The Exchange tele-
grams make the receipts at all the ports
from II NJ on Saturday to II NJ. to-day
1868 bales, against 4532 on last Sunday and
Monday, and 1915 last year, and since Fri
day 1924 bales, against 7l4S last week, and
16.34S last year. Total since August 81
1904, 10Y bales against 37l5,2 last year,
and 2,713,644 in 1870. Decrease from last
year Ill ,093 bales and from 1872 l09,j37.
Exports to Great Britain on Saturday 273
bales, against l0,023 on the previous Satur-
day; to the Continent none, against 1904.
Stocks at all the ports 257 ,S27 bales, against
$50, ,S52 last week.
SUGAR-There were received this morn
ing "a hhds. We note a good demand for
sales embraced fully $50 hhds, comprising
about 60 hhds in the sheds at 834 G9c for
good fair, and 9l4c for fully fair, not re-
filled On the landing about so hhds were
sold at Sc for fair, and 9a4 Gl0c for fully fair
to prime. Some yellow clarified sold on
private terms.
BIOLAssEs-Some "a hhds were received
from plantation, mostly poor in quality.
Fresh supplies from plantation are in de-
nd q
SOC, and prime at SOC p gallon.
FLOUR-The market is very dull, but
there is no change in prices. The stock on
hand consists mostly of fair to choice extra
SupeTfne and double extra is scare. The
sales are confined to 1900 bbls, of which 100
supertine at $6 rs; 25 double extra at S.; so
low treble extra at SS 25; 100 do at So so;
so and 200 good treble extra at SO; $50 do at
SO 35; 200 do at So so; 25 and 300 choice
extra at $40 and 300 do on private terms.
CoRN-Is in light supply in sacks on the
landing. The demand is good and prices
are firm. l0,500 sacks were sold, of which
500 white, second hand sacks, 300 and
400 mixed, 600 do, 800 yellow mixed,
1000 yellow, and 600 yellow at 75c; 600,
500 and 200O white at 76c P bushel.
The receipts in bulk were previously sold
to arrive. The market Is bare of supplies in
bulk. 1t is in request for export, with offers
of 63c, to arrive, refused, and Csc asked.
OATs-The supplies are liberal, but there
is very little demand, and prices have fur
ther declined Sc p bushel The sales are
confined to 300, $50 and 600 sacks choice at |
sec, 200 choice at SIC " bushel, and 2lOO |
sacks choice, in lots on private terms-to-
gether $3.50 sacks.
BRAN-Is in good supply and dull, and |
prices have declined l5c p 100 lbs. 300 |
sacks choice sold at 81 25 y 100 lbs.
HAY-The supply is fair, but the demand !
is very limited. $50 and 100 bales prime |
sold at $32 so at $33, and rs choice at $34 |
y ton.
PoRK-The market is dull with mess
offering at $l3 rs y bbl, and no sales. 1t |
is retailing at $l3 1914 Y bbl.
DRY SALT MEATS quiet, with very lit /
tie Offering in first hands. Some sides have |
been received. Shoulders are quoted at "a
sac y fb. 13 casks clear rib sides, just re-
ceived, sold at 63Bc p 10.
BACON-The decline in river freights has
depressed the market, and prices have
given way fully 15c P tb. 100 casks were /
sold, of which 10 casks shoulders at she,
; do at 55sc; 10 and % do clear sides at8Ac,
40 do on the landing at SAC, and 10 do at
eese " ID. Shoulders are now quoted at
tb.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Ts scarce and in de-
mand, and prices are ruling higher. 25
tlerces Western sold at 10Ac, and 10 do at
lO1Rc Y Ib: We quote 101b 910}4c S ID.
LARD-Contlnues in request for export.
The supply of tierees is Iigbt: keg is scarce.
so kegs Kettle rendered sold at I0h, 200 do
refined at ii 1Rc y fb. Tierces are quoted
at &c for packers, and loo for refined, 25
tierces refend sold at l0c " fb.
HAMs-Are quiet, but choice have become
scarce, and prices for them are higher. Is