New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-04

| bales, against 1929 last week, and 10 049
last year, and since August 81 of $4,000
bales, against l,294,957 last year. For
receipts at all the ports see report above.
Adding $50 bales to Wednesdays report
| and $50 to yesterdays suppressed by the
buyer), the sales tor the past three days sum
up $3.50 bales, making an aggregate for the
week of l0,5OO, against 1900 last week,
and 20S00 the week before Weeks re-
ceipts 7647 bales, embracing 1912 from other
! delivery ports (Of which - from MObile),
and CLOS proper, against 1929 proper last
week and 1906 last year. Total proper
| since August 81, 1920 bales, against |, 1884,,
/ $50 last year. The weeks exports comprise
| % 276 bales, embracing 1913 to Liverpool,
| 2668 to Havre, 1890 to Bremen, 1922 to Cron-
stadt, 1850 to Narva, 40 to Bacelona, $50 to
| Vera Cruz, 20 to Providence, 337 to New
| York, and q to Baltimore.
The Exchange telgrams make the re-
ceipts to-day at all the ports 2SI4 bales,
against 1875 on last Friday, and $3.50 last
year Week receipts 1928 bales, against
! q, 626 last week 81 ,7S6 last year. and 81 1876
in 1870. Total since August 81, 2,5G5559
! bales, against 3,606,479 last year, and
! 263l 81 III 1870. Weeks exports to Great
Britain 81 PA bales, against II | 10 last week,
and 1928 last year; to the continent 725l,
! against 1924 last week, and 2S,SI1 last year;
| total to Great Britain since August 81
/ sc
to the continent 446,437 bales, against
| go, 553 last year; grand total to Great
Britain and the continent l,774,4l7 bales,
against :, 6S7 1862 last year, and l,790, 606 in
| 1870 Stocks, 270,756 bales, against 426,9I4
last year, and 1884, in 1870.
The Exchange reports: market I'M
changed"
TOBACCO-The active movement on Tues
day last Las been followed by a very quiet
of lint a fp
pretensions with undated firmness. The
sales embrace SO hhds as follows: So on
Wednesday Us, }, 9 and 26) at -; 80 yester
day Us. and l3) at -, and IL to-day, of
which at l2l2c, , at BE, 2 at l234c, and
at l3c. The weeks business sums up 765
hhds. We repeat our advanced quotations
Of last Tuesday as follows: Lugs 809c,
low leaf 9 a zoe, medium l00ll he, good
II l2l2C, and fine and selections l30l3l5.
Some authorities quote lugs, low leaf and
medium "a a l2c above these figures.
SUGAR-There was very little received
from plantation this morning. The de-
mand is good to-day, and about 80 hhds,
mostly in the sheds, sold at Size for good
fair; 9i4c for barely full fair; 9asc far fully
fair; lOls 0l0l4c Tor prime, and ll4e for
choice yellow clarified. The city Tefners
are filling orders at a l0I6c for centrfugal;
IL a II lac Tor yellow clarified; l2ls a l244c
for white clarified; BE tor crushed aud pow
dered, and lie for cut loaf
MOLAssEs-There were no receipts on the
landing this morning. Those yesterday
sold a Zoe for choice, and SOC for prime fer
mentiDg. The city retiuers are filling orders
"a 35c for inferior; 40c for good common;
Soc for fair; j5c for prime, and 60c for
choice.
FLoUR-The market is dull and unchang-
ed, with good stock on hand. The de-
mand is only local and in job way. The
principal sales to-day are confined to 1900
bbls of which 100 single extra at SIS -; 100
double extra at 81 -; 80 do at s. 30; 100
low treble extra at s.; 100 and 100 do at
s. 81 y; 30 good do at 50 80, and 100 choice
treble extra at 50 - y Dbl.
CORN-ls in good supply and moderate de-
mand. 5000 sacks were sold, Of which 1899
mixed at zoe: 80 yellow mixed and 500
yellow at Tie; 1900 white mixed at re; 800
choice white at BE, and 300 choice white in
dundees, at 73c g bushel
OATs-Are i'll fair supply The demand
is limited AMI prices have declined about !
lac T. bushel. Nearly 1000 sack, were sold, |
OF which $50 choice at 64c, 100 and 400 at
65c, and $50 at Csc q bushel, the market |
closing at Ga toe.
BRAN-Is in fair supply and dull. 200 and |
200 sacks sold at 81 % T. 100 lbs.
HAYS il fair supply and demand 100 |
and 500 bales choice sold at $35 T. ton.
y biol for mess. Last evening zoo bbls |
mess sold at $l3 50, and 200 do at &i3 81 I
U Dbl. 1t is retailing ut Sl3 IS III = Dbl. |
81 bbls prime mess and 50 bills rump pork |
sold ON private terms Prime mess is quoted |
at $l2 50a 49, rump Sll q Dbl
DRY SALT MEATS dull. Shoulders are |
quoted at 5c; rib sides sac; clear rib sides |
6l4c; clear sides she. 10 casks shoulders
brought 554c t III.
BACON-The market is dull with little |
or no movement. Shoulders are quoted |
at 5l2 d558c; clear rib sides III D734r; /
clear sides S0Slsc. and 10 casks clear
rib sides sold at 734c T. 10: Is and g do |
clear sides at Sc. Clear rib sides are in
few hands, and stronger than shoulders
and clear sides.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is dull at a gl2c for
Western, and Toe for Northern.
HANs-Large receipts have depressed
the market. and prices have declined, al
though the demand has been fair. About
80 terces sugar-cured were sold, OF
which 80 at lie; 100 in lots at II n I2r;
at li8sc; 10 at Ii lac, and 80 at lO%4c = tb.
The market is dull, with a large stock, and
is quoted at 10 a lie p ID, as in quality and
brand.
LAKD-Is in active demand, principally
for export, and the supplies have all been
bought up. 200 lIerces packers were taken
0r Hayre in the past day or two at S&4.
~ and &c for packers and some purchases
were also made to arrive at these figures.
% and 100 tierces refined sold to-day To the
rade at 95Sc, and 30 tierccs at 934c p 10
Tie supply of kegs has also been bought
Ip at 1924 a iIC q ID for refined. % kegs
settle rendered sold to-day at lOI2e p ID
Heroes are now quoted mt y12c for packers
and IOc Tor refined; kegs lOl2c for packers
,ud lie for refined.
TALLOW-Some 800 tiernes Texas, all the
upples, were purchased tor export 1T Sc
b Ii.
bUTTER-Little or no new has yet ar
lived. Choice old Western commands - q
Zoe: Goshen i0c P tb.
CHEEsE-The market is dull and I'M
ctrlcd, and prices are nominal. The new
, yet understandable, while the old has
become too strong. Some sales OF new
Western were made at loo VI ID. Old is
quoted at lie for Western, and pc for
Northern.
NAVAL STOREs-The market is bare of
itch and roein. A few small lots of rOsin
one Ill, which are sold at 81 30 for No |
md S. for No. 2 Tar is in good demand
md sells as fast as received at I212C y
Gallon. Spirits turpentine are dull; they
ave been coming in more freely, and prices
AVE declined to 6Jc u gallon.
POULTRY AND EGGS- Chickens are selling
N the landing at S. 50O7 T. dozen for the
yrown, aud So "A for the young; ducks 81 a
. geese $6@S; turkeys $27 a 80; eggs l40
&c " dozen.
Observation-Disclosures are selling on the
anding at $I04 50 for the old, and S607
~ M yETsp NJ = q 4. |