New Orleans Republican., 1872-09-01

| April. l.......... 8s4 6a 5& 9@s
AS natural consequence Of short crop,
| the demand being IN excess OF the supplies
of Louisiana rice, considerable business
was done in Carolina and Georgia rice, the
imports from those States amounting to
1872 tierces, equal il weight to 5000 bb.s Of
| Louisiana rice.
| The most important feature Of the rice
| trade during the past year was the great
| impulse given to importatiOn9 ct the foreign
article, receipts at this port amounting to
| 1850 bags Rang0on, or 400 per cent more
than in any previous year. This enormous
increase is due to the reduction Of freights
from Liverpool by the several lines of
steamers running between this and that
port. A large portion Of-th0 receipts of
Rangoon was sold for the Western market
and for export to the West Indies, and we
are confident that ere long our Western
friends will find it to their interest to draw
all their supplies OF foreign rice from this
market, for we are now able to compete
with New York, Boston or Baltimore as to
prices, and the advantage is decidedly in
favor of the Mississippi river and its tribu-
taries as to rates Of freight TO every city in
they valley.
Concerning the crop of rice now being
ndt' Gstto ~ t9lS I5so IT, :" "!o ,ie''9oH "
say tnaC slnce too' lneLJ nefen We 2uGu ,i a
with the selection Of seed generally used
by our planters this season, we look Tor a
much better quality Of rice than ever pro
duced in this State. We note an increase
III PNo acreage III - GllaILC9 noo " "ht IdI" 70
htlIies paELsAeS ~ apouS lgoo aotoS' ~ -
per ee4G more tan Inc tot[sI afL9ae oI IasI
year. rus II tno - - tLlo ~
hd3 peeL s6Ly laf fol"o.o ~ ~ 10, 4ss1'
anu Shoqiu L" uLloIS90il @coluonS ~ So as
storms nappeh 70 ~, o"a@uc5 H34 - to GL?P ;P
~" StaHo-lS gu % u ~ W VIZ
venture " - ~ Xxx IiL9 56 va hoe ~
ooA - - '9- ''7' @' n ~
o,,.. a,,.,at,+;-,,. ~ .
70 80 ~ - ~
DDi' ;a3 = - - IN ~. ~ ;++ ~ -s eli
- = ~ 80 - ao"i+,+
d. LdsC Jrsl III, 4 III X os e.
~ ~ IL lltiti IT. - F ~
o ~ 80 yo;I o,,l "a IaI tor ,a,rt
it9S,,7 go - ~ ~.
- CorppI:,,n ay,T Gaoro;, va 1,.,,,a ,-ar,r
1t+or;r aoor-+1 an sb9,id IA ,Iarf,,s
- a. e. ~ - +
va da,,Tt ~ IN, Il orma+;oD rnce-,nd
that tI,a arn,, 1il1 falI rn},rL shnrt nC 81 A90
t;1,os
a.,
AGD-,S13 " opltliiiont'1. ~ - ~ VI
We 5r8V 81 oepleAioTI l"Se wisil . ~ ~ ~
nTdnu, iHsit45S a. 6-o5 +I
IieaLeo, ~ ~ iiezr a,@lIi9D .. 7eS7
IoSh toE9 ~ IZo sT1' = 1ec7 sb"y7i,
io"'' go ~ 80 GU - II. o+o -
III tlo q ~ r. =" t5
~ oIo as+i1otod
Ioan IL ~ - 7n36 l. io2n T6o9 N
1870 a i55a =; lae9 HI,I,IoI ooo,,
"4aroL - foro;", hnrars tbe demand
,,,.'o Ii,,;+o1 prioaS r,Iei ar XII z57IIc fnr
I,, "" 7IL,Soo r ~ M 8 olao a. ,no |
GEGG1,, - e. e,oi ia I6lFa ~, 4no
III inJLDIIIa - IA Ioa+;,,,'
Tl alSo 70 +lfo s+c ~
~, haan re9noeS
- 559t ; = ,77,I = -
~ ~ 21'E nuus' iaECll7 f'9suino9 iI7 q i".i'Il ~
los1Ioi, ~" " : ~ onGae M f,-t G
~ u ~ 81 80 - G ~
" tle 1loM 0%,no J." il't' ~ A.
X ~ oh - ~ 20 ~ I'll, H. tr
AIoC1oi' ' Heci ~ ol"1 ~ ll1' !1i
u u W @S " ~
III - ~
~" 49, ~ SI;l1 ~ ,oG ~ ",aS e'sn'osn
u"9 e"i!l9I Ihah Nv II9V l9egt ~
the previous year, Early in the frst
"e9H ~ ia 91IJuTL II a Ky % S"ill0 -, "'':p
anu t2oR ~ nodS ZOE france ~ prices 10
accordahGe WIN o4f re ~" quotaLsqliS 90 ~
&c Tor ingsi ogo72S ~ 10" Ieai' 932 I3,E *
toE Iileaiunl' Z q ~ ~ 7oon' @nI ~ .-y u ~
Tor me ana SeI6Gtions' rac!oLs "clo Lnoie
NNAi 'i~'>'AAN - -
qach&e o1 uhl3E0t"Di8 crop accounts ifoILi
the y He9r. 4 klI!lhS lFosG 2 pl3lnoeF -
had done serious Damage ~ northern hth-
lucky, ana the dTlit " ',Pihlon was III laNof
OF not over C"o-thlrd5 VI q crop Whtcn was
aieo me cs4mate 1of Virginia anu N9tth
Cdronna. me SAFES Ii Dytoh9r slthilleu up
I3G0 hhds, against receipts ol only w.
during the ensuing Iout ihohIns' NoN9Hlo oGF'
December, January anu FeoIuarS' tne
movement was on very llmlteo Sc$le, L9e |
thllte sales hoI e1cee4ln9 r. llilaS' ", ~,
feoelpts aisH we're liS' lio pii'e9 ~
eG az lfr4en "a sa1'"olHn t,ll ,fndo r4s tEa I uI
ltI3 +oDaa,o1, ~ ~ ttnstLn b.,+s
fo,,+,rs a." go SraIlad II, as,aI,iiah an adj
,ss,Icos sof lbc ana "a ra3-nJ nnr nuotat,nns
- "a fnr iIl1s =, III I..f incInsIyt. AMI
~ az n I5IAo fnrmedin,n Il, fin4 7,Lis WA
folIo1ad IL > fnrtbnI fn,rroyrIrent in Ipvs.
ran3arinq Il necessarI tor ms 10 fIr- /
tl,er rai2a our inside figures 1hc tn |
mnramnn+ however v.as on A limited
sraIa untiI March ,,bpn the receypts |
helnu rnnrh more liberal, tie safes |
reached nearly 5000 lhds at full price, |
psnerialIy for medium To fine, the |
onoratioi.s for which werc raised I4c. |
me demand continued active in April, |
tbe sales reaching $500 hhds. and factors !
were enabled to establish another advance |
81 /. % 1be In May tho business summed |
m f533 hhds. which was the heaviest Of the |
year, and prices wrr- fully maintained, |