New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-22

| Good middling. ................ -023h 2S7i
The demand was fair, but buyers were
unable to go in unless at easier prices,
! showing, in most cases, no quota ole decline,
| but in some reduction of sc. Ordinary
! sold at l834C; good ordinary at 2O7sc and
! 2Ic; strict good ordinary at II lsc and 2l2sc;
strict good ordinary to low middling at
! q lRc; low middling at l7sc and 22c; strict
| low middling at 22l4c; and middliDg at
22%c.
The sales Tor the past three days sum
mp 5IOO bales, against $3.50 last week, and
1000 the week before. Receipts 220l bales,
embracing 24l from other delivery ports
and 1860 proper, against 4244 proper last
week and 10, $50 last year. Receipts proper
since August 81, 939, 99S bales, against l, BAL
004 last year-decrease 4Ol, 006 The eX-
ports comprise 26gj bales, embracing 1902
to Liverpool and SO to Philadelphia For
receipts at all the ports see cotton state
ment.
The Exchange reports: Market steady,
with fair demand"
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand September l. 1871. 25323
Arrived Arrived since last statement o,o 81
arrived prrvlouslV.. ;..--....-. :. ,U55,s9I
Add allowed for samples, wrecked
cotton, etc...................... l35lI-lusBO82
Total..-............,.......... i,o75,l05
Cleared to-day. none
Cleared previously. 995 479- 995 ,479
stock on hand and OF shipboard not cleared II 926
Stock same date last year.
Receipts proper since last evening 4O6
bales against $40 on last Tuesday and
1862 last year, making an aggregate
since Friday evening of 1860 bales, against
1914 for the corresponding time last week,
and lO,8l0 last year, and since August 81 of
1898 bales against l,34l ,004 last year
4 y1n l.
grams make the receipts at all the ports
to-day l246 bales, against 2l67 on last Tues
day and 1894 last year, making an aggre-
gate, since Friday II NJ. to II NJ. to-day,
of 637O bales, against 93l5 last week and
q ,942 last year, and since August 81
of 2,605,353 bales, against 3,730,794 last
year-decrease |, lis, AL bales. Exports for
the past three days, to Great Britain, 66l3
bales, against Is, 430 last week; to the Con-
tinent none, against 3542 last week.
Stocks at all the ports 252,2 27 bales, against
259, 9l5 last week.
TOBACCo-The market presents no new
feature. Buyers stand alOOf, or come for
ward for small lots only, but prices appear
to be fully maintained. To-day's sales en-
brace AZ hhds, of which I6 good at l2l2c,
and 20 Il, 10 and l5) at -. Yesterday, in
addition to the 80 hhds mentioned in our
report, there were sales of 81 hhds 1873, 10,
/, and q at =. This, together with 20
hhds on Saturday, makes a total for the
three days at l53 hhds. In most cases
prices have been withheld, but we con-
tinue to quote Tugs at S09c, low leaf at
Ga loo, medium at 10 0II1Rc, good at
u l2l6c, and fine and selections at 130
I3Ac.
SUGAR-The receipts were larger than
usual this morning and embraced l63 hhds.
The demand is slack and the sales are CON
fined to 80 hhds at 794c for common, and
II 4c for yellow on the landing, and 9lRc
for fully fair, in the sheds. Sales for the
past three days, 200 hhds; receipts 252 hhds,
IA bbls; exported, II hhds, bbls.
MOLAssEs-Only 20 hhds were received !
this morning. 10 bbls thin and inferior sold |
at l219c and - bbls fermenting and poor
rebOlled at 81 lee U gallon. Sales in the |
exported lO3 bbls.
FLOUR-The market is very dull, but the |
stock is held firmly. 1t consists mostly of |
good to choice treble extra. Superfne and |
double extra are comparatively scarce |
The sales to-day are confined to 1000 bbls. |
Of which the following are the principal |
lots: 100 low treble extra at So 371A; 60 !
good treble extra at So; l3l do at SO 10; so |
choice treble extra at SO 1919; 100 do at |
So So; 50 do at So 62Ib. and so choice
family at $l1 % " bbl Sales in the past |
three days $500 bbls; received 1858 bbls; ex-
ported 1895 bills
CoRN-Is in light supply and good de-
mand. 5000 sacks were sold, Of which 225
white in store at 75c; 300 white, second
hand sack {, ON the landing, at 75c; 500 and 500
yellow and yellow mixed, on the landing,
1T 75c; 500 white at 7513c; $50 and 1000
white at 76c y bushel, and 500 white, in
warehouse, at 75c. Sales in the past three
lays q 500 sacks; received 1905 sacks, ILL.,,
i46 bushels; exported 1858 sacks.
OArs-Are in good supply and fair de-
nand at yesterdays reduced prices 1000
sacks were sold, of which 300 and 1000 sacks
1t SOC; 800 and $500 at SEC % bushel, and
200 choice at SIC. Sales in the past three
lays Il $50 sacks received 1888 sacks; ex-
ported 348 sacks
BRAN-Is in good supply and dull. $50
sacks sold at ST IS, and BOG at 81 80 U loo
IDS. sales IN the past three days GOO sacks;
received &291 sacks; exported US sacks.
H I!1.- IN good supply, but the demand
s nihlt 9e Prime is quoted at S30032;
choice S33 81 y ton. 800 bales prime sold |
1t $3ee 5O, lOO and 100 choice at S33. and so !
10 at $34 V ton. Sales in the past three
lays 1885 bales; received 1888 bales ex-
ported 25I bales.
Corn MEAL-The market il duh. and
prices are lower. IS and 200 bbls sold at
3 so, so at SO SIS, and $50 at SO go y Dbl.
Sales in the past three days 1850 bbls; re-
eiyed 1856: exDOrted 40