New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-03

OaIes ttI easier prices, requiring an Irregular
reduction in our quotations of 1sc. We give
also Exchange figures, which are for aver
age lists according to its types, while ours
are also for average lists, but with the
outside figures for strict:
Average Exchange
TO- ,-,,,- lists dgures
Low ordinary. .'..............l72i al84
ordinary ..........-.....--.....l91a O2G34
Good ordinary i 02l24 az
Low mlddnng''.'...'-........ Y : OPS 22l
| Mlddhng.s.. ...,...............23 023IF 23Is
strict midd1ng. ................23as a.
GOOD middlinR... S I2324 235s
The kinds below good ordinary are nom1
nal, but may be specified as follows: In
terror IL 7l5c; low ordinary I724 0lSAc:
ordinary l9 = 02Oc, and strict ordinary 2Ol4
G2Oa4c. A list hitherto held at Ole could
have been bought at 2019c We heard of
barely good ordinary at less than our inside
figures for that grade, and a high style,
barely strict, at II 12c, while fully strict
would have commanded 2l34c Barely Liv-
erpOOl low middling sold at pc. The mar
ket opened with very slack demand. and
in order to bring out buyers factors were
| compelled to make concessions to the ex-
tent noted above. VI
The Exchange reports: Demand fair;
| prices easy at quotations"
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand September l. 1871. 2S S23
! Arrived since last statement. 9G6
] 1884,. J IO4SJoI-I VI SUI
cIot5 =, oo,o Ioi324
| Gieafed To-Day .'................ 1909
cleared previously $40 l69- $50 T78
Stock on hand and on shpboard not cleared 90 44s
STOCK same date last year,. ............6T IlG
To-day's exports embraced 900 bales to
Liverpool, 1890 10 Bremen and 1850
! to Narva. Receipts proper since last
evening 800 bales, against AL on last |
Thursday, and 4147 last year, making !
an aggregate since Friday evening |
of 5O34 bales, against 1902 for tn. !
corresponding time last week, and II 7g1 |
last year, and since August 81 of 9lO9lg |
bales, against ,293,704 last year. The |
Exchange kilograms make the receiDts at !
all the ports to-day 1920 bales, against 1923 |
last week and S4l2 last year; since Fri
day 1851 bales, against 2O,25l last week.
and 42,227 last year, and since August 81 !
2,562,7l5 bales, against 3 5000 last YEAR
a decrease of l, 03I, POS bales.
SUGAR--TEe receipts from plantation
meet with pretty ready sale on the landing,
and those this morning sold at SIS a &c for
good fair; "a 09l2c for fully fair, and lOl4c
for prime. The stock in the sheds is very
dull.
MOLAssEs-SOme small lots received from
plantation this morning sold at Zoe for
choice and 5OC for prime felmenting.
FLOUR-Ihe market is very dull, with a
good stock on hand. Double extra is
quoted at ~ %, low treble extra s. 25 good
treble extra s. 30 G9 p, choice treble extra
- % a y -, choice and family extra $l00
~ t. Dbl. The movement is confined to
job business and small sales to the local
trade at these figures.
CORN-is in fair supply and moderate de-
mand. 1000 sacks were sold, of which 500 |
yellow and 400 yellow mixed ar zoe; $50 |
mixed, 800 yellow mixed and 1000 white |
mixed at Tic; 80 and 500 white mixed Mt |
re: 1900 white, in dundees, at 73c. and 1900
white, in dundees, IN store, at 73c q busheI.
OATs-The market is in light supplv and
quiet. 200 sacks sold at CSC, and 100 at zoe
p bushel.
BRAN-We note quiet market and a
hight supply on hand. 80 sacks sold In lots
at 81 50, and 100 at 81 60 y 100 TBS.
HAY-Is scarce. rs bales choice sold at
$35 Ig ton. .
PoRK-The market is dull. Mess is offer :
ing at Sl3 -, and il quoted al Sl3 30 y
bbl. lot Of 100 bbls mess sold on private 0
terms; 81 bbls rumps sold on private terms.
Mess is retailing at $I3 - q Il u bbl
Dry SALT MEATS also dull and lower,
So casks shoulders sold on private terms:
20 boxes and casks do at Sc, and Is casks G,
hams at &c + Ii. Clear sides are Offering
II Gao T. Ii.
BACoN-Is dull. Shoulders are held at
1l2c; clear rib sides 712c; clear sides Sc,
} casks shoulders sold at 55sc. and 90 do Mt
~ l@d1oC CNGuluSS ubJ reported. 81 casks |
Lear rib sides sold at 7l2c, and 81 do clear
tides at Sc y b.
LARD-Is in light supply and firm. and in
equest Tor export. Tierces are Quoted at n
lac for packers, and 934c for refined.
Kegs lO!3 0lO4c = Is for refined. and lO4c
packers.
LARD OLA lot Of 90 bills summon 81
trained sold at BE % gallon. ''''l
Corn MEAL-The market il firm with q
air demand. $50 bbIs sold, in several LOTS
n tie landing, at So 30. Holders now II
SIX So 50 T. bbl. ~"
WHIsKY--We note another sale Of d hills
hOlce CINCINNATI rGctifed at g4c. Indiana
quoted at 81 Soc " gallon. The market
5 dull. iA0U
HAMs-Are quiet but firm, and are ouoted
i II Is d II lac tb for sugarcured
BREAKFAST BACoN-Westen is dull a.
l2c p ID. 10 uu'i aO
Cow PEA5-Are very dull. They ,ra ro-
allIng at s. p T. busheI. ''0 ~
BUTTER-Choice confines soonoo. :.
eInahd. Western commands 9Sm3On.
ioshen 40c II fb. 20 ~oo''
~, UnF e Sc supply, as usual at this sea-
III Oh the year, Is poor in quality The
t" Is Iasteiess and soft, while the old il !
% strong New and old Western ia onoted
IS lie; old Northern 22c {g Is /
, 4 ~ ia AND EGGs--Chickens are selling !
d the landing at $304 for t6e voun% !
nd 81 a for the grown: ducks SD )! geese
oxen. ~ '7S' l'' |
r%!5, uLENTS1,Potatoe- are selling on the /
$5"3' new onions - 50: |
1PIeS 1901 q biol, cabbages 20 025c y |
I v sGgur-krout STOOLS y Dbl; horse rad !
PS@o OBJ; green peas 81 az; lady /
Jas % az; black-eye peas S. az; red beans !
'.0i2; Western beans $lO0i2 y Dbl; |
ned apples 70lOc; dried peaches 5 06c y !
1ioss-Cboice is scarce and in demand at
lie: Common is plenty and dull at "a 81
SALT-There are no cargoes afoat, butwe 5s
I've a good stock on hand. The demand
limited. The last cargo sale was at 40
1919 y sack. The dealers rates y,
ON store are 81 600l IS y sack for On
arse and 81 7O0I rs for fine. Turks Island is
lIinU at 81 3O6 35 % sack Of two I'm halls