New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-07


pool was fully cOunteracted by an addi-
tiOnal rise in gold and foreign exchange,
and the better qualities frCm low middling
up were held with undated firmness. The
poorer descriptions, on the contrary, were
offered more freely, and in some cases sold
at easier prices. Barely good ordinary sold
at dc Strict good ordinary at 2l34c, low
middIing, good style, at 22l4c, and a strong
style Of middling at 23l4c. The demand
was moderate.
The Exchange reports: Market irreg-
ular and easier, without any quetable
change"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. 1871 Is .323
Arrived since last statement. 1888
Arrived previously. l0lg566-l022 259
Total..................,.......... I,o47,582
Cleared to-day. 1860
Cleared previously. ............ 800 8O4- 962 AGA
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared IS lI8
Stock same date last ,261
To-days exports embraced 1916 bales to
Liverpool and A to Mobile. Receipts proper
since Saturday evening 2693 bales, against
20I9 last Sunday and Monday, and 549l last
year, making an aggregate since Friday
evening of 1925 bales, against 1851 for the
corresponding time last week, and 1875 last
year, and since August 81 Of ,945 bales,
against 1903, S3l last year. The Exchange
kilograms make the receipts at all the ports
from II NJ. Saturday until - NJ. to-day 1888
bales, against 44I9 last week, and 9632
last year, and since y NJ. Friday 77l9 bales,
against 1883 last week, and 1913 last
year. Total since August 81 2,573, 27S
bales, against 3,62l, 1872 last year-decrease
l,048,544. Stocks 263,862 bales, against
29S, 1926 last week.
TOBACCo-We notice further sales of 2
hhds at l224c; 8 at C, and 10 at 1919 a
C. Nothing has transpired to indicate any
change in prices, and we continue to
quote as follows Lugs 8G9c, low leaf
90lOc, medium I00l112c, good I20 l242c,
and fine and selections Is "a 1872.
SUGAR-Fresh receipts from plantation
are in fair demand, and were sold to-day
at 606l2c for inferior, 07l5c for common,
80Sl4C for good common, 909lsc for good
fair l0c for prime, I04c for strictly prime
to choice, and IL sc for choice yellow clari-
fed.
MOLAssEs-The receipts from plantation
were sold to-day at 20 a Boo for inferior 40c
for fair, 45c for good fair, 81 a 55c for good,
SOC for rebOiled; prime fermenting 81 053c;
inferior fermenting 35c prime reboiled 58c
p gallon.
FLoUR-We have to note dull market.
good stock on hand, and unchanged
prices. 1900 bbls were sold to-day, of which
100 single extra at 81; 100 double extra at
81 So; 100 low treble extra at IS %; 100
choice treble extra at So 50; 100 do at $40;
100 choice extra at $40 90; SO do at Sl1 Is;
100 do at 81 25, and y do at $l2 25 p Dbl.
CORN-We note a moderate supply on the
landing and a fair demand. 5000 sacks were
sold, Of which $50 yellow at 7Ic; 500 yellow
mixed at re; 1900 white burlaps at re; 500
white at 72l2c; $50 yellow 80, 800 and 500
white at 73c y bushel.
OATs-Are in light supply and fair de-
mand. $50 sacks sold at 63c, and 600 do at
64c p bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and good de-
mand at 81 As al so p 100 TBS
HAYS in good supply and fair demand:
100 and 200 bales choice Western sold at $34
y ton.
PORK-The market is dull, with holders
asking SI3 rs y Dbl for mess. 1t is quoted
at $I3 50, and is retailing at $l3 750H y
Dbl.
stock on hand 5, 6, 10 and 10 casks clear
sides sold on the landing at SC P ID. Shout
ders are quoted at 5A 05a8c; clear rib
sides 71a also; clear siGes Sc y ID.
HANs-Sugar-cured are In good request.
10 tierces sold at II lsc; and III do az II4o
y fb.
LARD-Is scarce and in demand, and