New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-11


1880 bales, embracing 9946 to Liverpool,
1888 to Havre, $50 to Bremen, 100 to Genoa,
1893 to Portland, Maine, BOB to Boston, $3.50
to New York, l to Philadelphia and "A to
Mobile.
The Exchange kilograms make the weeks
receipts at all the ports IL ,59l bales, against
1928 last week, 49, 67 last year and 1926
in 1870. Total since August 81 2,583, $50
bales, against 3, 653. LAG last year and $780,,
O97 in 1870. Weeks exports TO Great
Britain 1882 bales, against 81 PA last week
and 40, 497 last year to the continent 6363
bales, against 1851 last week and q l23 last
year. Total to Great Britain since August
81 ]. 1885,, SLY. against 2,107, 493 last year to
the continent 452, 800-against $50, $40 last
year grand total to Great Britain and the
continent 1,7S8,3l7 bales, against 2,763, l39
last year and ,842, 23Oin 1870. Stocks 262,-
1877 bales, against $50 BAG last year and 322,-
399 in 1870.
The Exchange reports: Market heavy !;
prices irregular and easier" Its quotations
for good ordinary are reduced Ac, and for
low middling l5c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. 1871 q. 1913
Arrived since last statement. 692
Arrived previously. 24968-l,UZ0 600
Total. ....,............,.."...... l,o5O,983
Cleared to-day. ..s..s.,..s.ss.s's 6284
Cleared previously 1868 56I- g5,42I
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared rs SOP
Stock same date last year. I58
To-day's exports embrace 3615 bales to
Liverpool, 1888 to Havre, $50 to Bremen, 100
to Genoa, 1898 to Portland, Maine, 303 to
Boston, 1880 to New York l to Philadel
phia, and "A to Mobile. Receipts proper
since last evening go bales, against 107l
on last Friday and 2776 last year, making
w. of
bales, against CLOS last week, and l9, $50
last year, and since August 81 of 9l7 ,957
bales, against 1,3l4, 1856 last year. For re-
eeipts, ETC., at all the ports, see report
above.
ToBAcCo-The demand continues fair,
and prices are fully maintained. The sales
for the past three days sum up 227 hhds,
embracing 60 on Wednesday "a, A. p and
30) at =; 143 yesterday (22, 10, 2, 81, %, Is,
TO- 3, 81 and O. at =; and "a to-day u, 5, 6
and ~ at -. This makes total for the
week of S27 hhds. The stock on sale is set
down at 1892 hhds, including $500 Tugs.
Mr.. T. Greenfield, in his semi-mOnthly cir
cular, quotes reggie of type A IL y a l2c; B,
l019 ole; G, ga 10c-inside figures for
France and outside for Italy. His market
quotations are higher than ours, but we
continue to quote Tugs at S09c, low leaf at
ga lOc, medium at l00llc, good at l20
l24kc and fine and selections at I30131Re.
The above sales, prices not given, included
% medium at lll9c, 10 medium and good at
lac, 7 do at Illac, and % medium, good
and fine at 1l7se.
SUGAR-There were no receipt from plan
tatiOn this morning. Some good fair sold
in the sheds at S34c q fb.
MOLAssEs-A lot of reboiled was received
from plantation to-day. and sold at 48c.
Some inferior sold at 20c, and common fer
menting at 271Rc 2 gallon.
FLOUR-The market is animated and is
very firm, and the stock Is mostly held un-
der limit. The demand is good and specu-
lative, especially for choice grades $500
bbls were sold, of which so and 100 double
extra at 81 25; 100 do at 81 40; so do at
81 rs; 100 low treble extra at So; 100 do at
So 25; so good treble extra at 50; so, 500
and 100 do at 50 %; 100 choice treble at
So Is; 100 choice treble at SO rs; 50, 50
and 100 choice extra at $40; 200, $50, 25 and
200 do at $40 so; 100 at $40 S7IR: $50 do at
SIl; $50, 100 and 100 do at S1I IS, 100 do at
Sll IS; 100 do at $l2, and 25 at $l2 IS; and
275 at Sl2 so p Dbl.
CoRN-Is in good supply, the demand is
fair but at easier rates for BUYERS l0.500
sacks were sold, of which 1900 mixed and
$500 yellow and mixed at zoe; 500 yellow
and mixed, 5l4 yellow mixed and 1000 yell
low at 7lc; 300, 1000, 1900 and 1900 white at
just received, sold for export on private
terms. We understand $4,000 bushels more,
all the receipts, were also taken for export.
Corn in bulk is in demand and quoted at
&c p bushel.
OATs-Are in good supply and moderate
demand, and with prices ruling a little in
favor of buyers, $500 sacks were sold, of
which 300 and 500 sacks at 60c; 1000 Ordi-
nary at Coo; 100, 200 and $50 choice at &c
a IiCrhf pfvy of % hrVch hal
BRAN-The market is dull with a good
supply. 300 and 500 sacks sold at 81 40 2
100 TBS.
HAYS in light supply and fair demand.
$50 bales choice sold at S34, and $50 at $35
p ton.
PoRK-The market is quiet and firm
with mess held at $l4 = Dbl. IS bbls sold at
Sl3 70 p Dbl 1t is retailing at Sl4 25 =
Dbl
DRY SALT MEAT-We have to note dull
market with a very little in first hands;
shoulders are quoted at SC p fb.
BACON-The market is very firm, espe-
cially for sides, which are in light supply
and good demand. 10 and Is casks clear
rib sides sold at FAC, and ) and IS casks
clear sides at Sac; 5, 10 and 20 casks shout
ders at 5l5c p Is. Shoulders are quoted
at 81 a 598c; clear rib sides "a 0778c; clear
sides Sl4 0S35c q ID.
HAMs-GOOd sugar-cured are in fair de-
mand and are quoted at llAc; common Zoe
" tb. IS tierces sold at Toe and IS Go at
l034c, and % tierces choice at l14c q tb.
LARD-COntinues scarce and in demand.
so kegs kettle-rendered sold at l034c y fb.
Tierces, packers, are quoted at ga 093sc;
refined 924 a l0e, kegs l034c for kettle-ren-
dered, and 1l1Rc for refined. so tierces
kettle-rendered sold on the spot at 9Ac, and
500 do, to arrive, on private terms.
fiOpE MEAy-Tba pnoaiDfs IiUbt oTd
the demand is fair. 200 bbls sold on the
landing at So 40, and IS bbls in store at
So 60 y Dbl Holders are asking So so on
the landing, and So IS in store.
Cow PEAs-The stock is in few hands,
and is held at SO p bushel so sacks sold
at 81 IS y bushel.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is in a little better
demand. Western is selling at 90943c.
Northern is scarce, and is quoted at lie P
ID 50 boxes Western sold at &c y tb.
WHIsKY-COntinues dull. IS bbls choice
Western rectihed sold at 93c. Common is
offering at soc p gallon.
POULTRY AND EGGs-C Chickens are selling
on the landing at Sc 5007 y dozen for the
grown, and 1904 for the young; ducks $40.
3; geese seas; turkeys $27 a 3d. eggs I20
lac U dozen.
menced to come in and is selling at $35 a
35c. Northern is quoted at 80 "a 4Oc.
Prices for old and pale new are entirely
nominal and can not be given.
CHEEsE-The market is in an unsettled
state. The new is just coming in and is vet
understandable while the old has become
too strong. There have been some sales of
new Western at10013c ~ fb.
EsCULENTs-POtatOes are selling on the
landing at 81 for the old, and S. 5006 for
the new; onions So 5004; apples none in
market; sour-krOut $80I2 P Dbl: cab
bages 2O025c ~ head; Western beans $II |
oil so; Northern beans $l20l2 so; red