New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-15


Good n1iddLing. .2335 d 1875
The demand was stimulated by an ad-
vance of sd at Liverpool, and continued
active throughout the day, resulting in sales
| to the liberal amount noted above, mostly
! at the advance stated. Early in the day
| some few transactions were made at pre-
vious rates, but factors very soon became
| more stringent in their pretensiOns, and the
same styles of strict good ordinary which
sold yesterday at lac readily commanded
213sc. We heard of nothing to require any
change in our quotations Tor ordinary and
low ordinary. Strict good ordinary sold at
2ll4c, 81 3se and q 18c; strict good ordinary
to low middling at q 19c and 2l&c; better
kind, which could hardly be classed low
middling at 81 75c; low middling at 22c and
22lsc, and strict low midding at 224c and
223sc.
Adding $50 bales to Saturdays report
the sales for the past three days sum up
$3.50 bales, against 1000 for the correspond
ing time last week and 1850 the week before.
Receipts 1882 bales, embracing So from
other delivery ports and 1914 proper, against
4541 proper last week and l0,6l5 last year.
Receipts proper since August 81, 922, 20l
bales, against !, 1924, 80f last year-deerease
100000. The exports comprise 1884 bales,
embracing 1868 to Liverpool, $50 to Ham
burg, 938 to Bremen, 800 to Barcelona. 1851
to Genoa and to Mobile.
at all the ports to-day 2l67 bales, against
1914 on last Tuesday, and 8639 last year,
and for the past four days-frOm IL n. on
Friday to ~ M. to-day-93l5 bales, against
ii, 563 last week, and q, 306 last year.
Total since August 81, 1882, 465 bales,
against 3,677 ,452 last year-decrease 1854
96. The falling off in the receipts com
pared with last week includes 693 at Mobile,
$40 at Charleston, 729 at Norfolk, 900 at
OF TAo1
was slight increase at Savannah.
The Exchange reports: market active,
prices about 1scv higher" Its quotations
on good ordinary, low middling and mid
ding are raised 1sc.
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand September 1. 1871. 1888
Arrived since last statement..... 5A
arrived previously. ....-....;. O29 4B
Add allowed for samples, wrecked
cotton, etc.....'......'''....'. 1Ii6bO-lO4I 652
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Io66975
CIeafeq to-day. ...'...........'... Z,IOl
Cleared previously .........s.s.s 982,2l4- 1884, AIS
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared 90 $50
Stock same date last year,, ..l292l7
TO-day's exports embrace $50 bales to
Hamburg and 1851 to Genoa. Receipts
proper since last evening $40 bales, against
1922 on last Tuesday, and 772 last year,
making an aggregate since Friday evening
of 1914 bales, against 4541 for the CORE
spending time last week and 1855 last
year, and since August 81, of 922,2O1 bales,
against 1874 Ol last year. For receipts at
all the ports see report above.
SUGAR-The receipts this morning com
prised rs hhds by the railroad and 10 hhds
by coast packet There are no buyers about,
the market is without any movement, and
we quote yesterdays prices for reference:
Inferior, on the landing, &c; good fair &c;
strictly good fair 93sc; fully fair to prime
Csc; prime go l0c; strictly prime l0Ac
choice l019c y fb. There is no demand for
the stock in the sheds. Received in the
past three days 300 hhds; exported 50; sold
100.
MoLAssEs-Tw bbls were re-
ceived by railroad this morning, and 80
bbls were sold at the lower railroad depot
in lots at 15050c for fermenting, as in |
quality, and $50 for reboiled OF sheds |
stock 300 bbls were sold to a refner at zoe |
y gallon. Sales in the past three days 344 |
bbls; received 81; exported III.
FLoUR-The market is very firm. with a |
good local demand. The stock embraces |
about 100000 barrels, and consists mostly |
of good treble to choice extra. The coming |
crop is late or backward, but good In quail |
ity, and its advent is interpreted until late
in July, when our stock will be pretty much
only light receipts being expect
cd Q6uc6IOEbl 1OE B06 Ud1auC6 VI GQ6 season.
The sales to-day embrace $500 bbls, of
which 100 low treble extra at So IS; 100 |
and 100 do at So so; 200 do at So rs; so
good treble extra at SO; 100, 262 and 100 do
at SO so; 100 and $50 choice treble extra at
$40; 537 choice at $40 40; 200 and so choice
extra at $40 so; Sc, 100 and 200 do at $Il;
$50 at $lI so; $50 choice family at $ll IS;
20, $50, 100 and 200 do at Sl2, and 500 do at
Sl2 so % Dbl. This last sale was mentioned
in our review of this mornings paper. 100 |
half-bbls good treble extra sold at S. IS,
and SO do choice extra at So 1914 % half
Dbl. Sales for the past three days 5000 bbls;
receipts 1908 bbls; exports 6004 bbls.
/, CORN MEALS in light supply and active
demand, and prices are advancing. Some
%3GO bbls were sold to-day, of which 1900
% o6ls, in lots, in store at So '6503 IS; rs at
% o0; $40 do at SO IS; 100 do at So Is, and
~ Ivy opIs on the landing at So 20 " Dbl.
nOIders are now asking SO S71b 0S4, and
arg obtaining these figures at retail. High
prices OF nOur Is the cause of the buoyancy
n TINS article. Received in the past three
days only 1000 bbls. P''7' 'A'
CoRN-Ihere is none left on the landing
The demand is good, and prices are firm,
md looking. up. Owing to the want of
supplies on the landing, the sales are oon-
ined to 1000 sacks in warehouse. of which
100 mixed at 73c; 100 yellow at 73c and
90 white at Use y busheI Sales for tbe I
,ast three days $4,000 sacks; receipts $50
acks; exports 1855 sacks, n, 646 bushels.
oATs-Are in request, the market is bare