New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-03
COTTON STATEMENT.

Stock OF hand ard OF shipboari rot cleared - rs
Stock sane date last Jear.... I3I
To-dar'- exports We're to Liverpool. Re
ceipts proper since last evening Ill Daies.
against 5Sl2 on last Tuesday and pit. last
wear, making an aggregate since Friday
evening OF Gu bales. against l.. l91 for the
corresponding time last week, and 1861
last wear. and since Angus 81 of 81 .6>2
bales. against 1852 last year. The Ex-
change kilograms make the receipts at all
the ports for the past three days-trom l. NJ.
on Friday 10 /. NJ. to-dav-.7.277 bales,
against D. Gt last week and @ So iass wear
ToBACCo-The demand continues active.
but the movement has been checked by
light supplies, and the sales for the past
three day have been confined 20 l39 hhds,
embracing - on Saturday ii. |. 3. I. I. II.
20. - and %. at -: and 10: yesterday Il.
!. !, ). II. IS and 6lj al -. To-day there
were some negotiations pending, but 10
sales reported. Although buyers and
sellers have withheld the particulars. il i
understood that prices have continued firm,
with the advantage. if an. or the side of
the sellers. but Tor the present We CON
tinue to quote Jugs at 90 &c; .ow leaf at Q q
9l.c: medium at 9S. lie: good al !, T.. lie.
and fine and selections at l2le 3iac.
SCGAR-Is il fair demand and there We're
sales to-day at ) 6l2 for inte-:ct: 1la Sc
foT common; Sl4 Sasc for good common;
9z9-sc for good fair: 9lsc for fully fair:
g.. lOc for prime: 81. 9l2C for seconds.
and lie for yellow clarified
MoLAssEs-Is in good demand. and the
receipts from plantation have sold at 25c
for inferior termenting; % t0c for common
fermentine; Is a i6c for prime fermenting;
- lac for pine, not fermenting and 10 &c
for cistern bottom.
FLoUE-The medium and choice grades
are in light supply and good demand. but
the lower grades continue dull. $500 bbls
were sold, of which 100 common at 81 -;
$50 on its merits at s: - choice double ex-
ira at s. 50; 200 good treble extra at So %
100 DO at s. 81 p; 100 do at 60; 50 choice ire
BILE extra at 50 l2l2: leo do at 50 .: 100 and
100 at 50 so: - choice extra at - S7la: -
do at So 50; 100 do at 50 90: 100. 200. . and
300 do at SO: 100 do at $40 10: 275. 300
and 80 DO at SO 80; 100 do at SO 62l2. and
100 low treble extra on private terms. The
low grades are now totally neglected. corn
meal having taken their place for cCnsunp-
ton.
Cons-Is in good supply and moderate
demand. 1900 sacks were sold. OF which
1900 and 1900 mixed at re; 800 white
mixed at 72l2c; 1000 mixed and 200 yellow
at &c: 500 Yellow at I3c; - white mixed
al 4c; $50 and 800 white "a &c; and 1900
white on private terms.
OATs-A-e in fair supply and moderate
demand. 300 sacks were sold. OF which
$50 and 400 ordinary at 55c: 400 prime at
SIC; 500 at 56l2c: 80 and 300 a. &c. and 80
and 200 at Sc = bushe.
BRAS-Es in light supply and frmer. $50
sacks sold at 81 - = 100 lbs.
. HAY-Is in light supply and fair demand:
100 and 300 bales prime sold at So: % and
- at So g ton.
PoRE-The market is dull with mess of
ferng at :l5 > Z bbi. and no sales. II is
retailing al sl3 30 Gl3 - + Dbl
DRY SALT NEAT and Gcasks of should
ers sod a. DC = fb; l. and - casks clear
sides anu several hundred pieces do sold at
BAcos-ls also duh. Shoulders are quoted
at 5'sc: clear rib sides 7l.c: clear sides 73.c.
90 boxes clear sides sold at 75-c T. to.
HAMs-25. . and . tierces sugar-cured
sold in lots al lie + Is.
LARD-Is dull 50 tierces refined sold at
9lsc y Is. Kegs are quoted al los lOl4c.