New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-02

| - Inc EXcnan&e reports: harktI uuL
and depressed; quotations nominal. Flu
tures-Sales today, 100 and 100 April at
| 2lla, 100 May at 2l9s, and 100 March at
| 2Olsc." Its quotations are reduced hc on
good ordinary and middling, and lac on low
middling.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales
! Stock on hand September l. 1871 ......... 1888
| Arrived since last statement....... 5o4s 10000
Arrived previously. 35925i-S64 1873
clearsd TO-DAY is 5s GUILD
Cleared previously So ,o83-6S92l2
Stock on hand and on shpboard. not cleared 200 9O
Stock same date last year. .2o6, 3z4
To-day's exports embraced 1913 bales to
Liverpool, 44I6 to Falmouth, 2l3O to Ant
werp, 3099 to Revel, 1919 to Cronstadt, ll2j
to Barcelona, and 427 to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening o4l9
bales, against 1918 on last Friday, and
1888 last year, making an ~ aggre-
against 81 5l3 tor the corresponding time
last week and $40 last year, and since
August 81 of 774,969 bales, against 99S, 263
last year.
SEGAR-There were receipts of 700 hhds
to-day, but rainy weather prevented move
ments Oh the landing. and very little was
done. Some yellow clarified sold at ii 4c
in request, and we quote y q FAC tor com
mon: S0S@sc for low fair; 9d9lac for good
fair; 9ls 9a4 for fully fair; lOAc for strictly
prime, and l024 c for choice.
MoLAssEs-About 200 bbIs and l6O half
bbls were received to-day. The demand is
good, but rainy weather interrupted move
lnents. Some common centrifugal ferment-
ing sold at 40c, and some half barrels
strictly prime, not fermenting, at 62c y gal
Ion.
FLoUR-The market is dull and droOping
although supplies are not coming in as fast
as was expected. 1900 bbls were sold of
which 100 double extra s. IS; 300 treble
extra at So so; l4l good treble extra at
50 75 100 do at 50: 100 do at So l2le 100
do at SO 25 100 and 100 do at s. so; 50 and
50 choice treble extra at SO -; % do at $40:
100 choice extra at $40 SO; 66 do at $40 -;
100 and 100 do at $ll So % do at $l2, and
800 on private terms.
CORN-The market is nearly bare of sup
plies in first hands, and prices for white
have further advanced sc y bushel; 700 and
500 SKIS yellow mixed sold at 75c $50 small
grain yellow at 7Sc. and 300 white on the
landing at SIC T. bushel.
OATs-Are in good supply and fair de-
.mand. 5000 SKIS were sold, of which 22O0 to
arrive tomorrow at 5:3c. 800 choice on the
spot at SIC; 400 and 1000 do at 55c, and 1000
choice Galena at soc p bush.
BRAN-Is in better supply and prices have
declined Yesterday. not reported. 900
sacks sold at 81 IS and to-day $50 sacks at
81 SO t. 100 TBS.
HAYS in light supply and fair demand
Prime is quoted at S29 $50; choice $5l q
80 30 T. ton. $50 bales prime Ohio river
sold at 500 T. ton.
Corn MEAL-Continues in light supply
and fair demand. 100 bbls sold at 50 30 +
Dbl
Cow PEAs-There are none here. They
are quoted nominally at s. = bushel.
PoRK-Is dull, and prices have declined
pc T. bbl Yesterday, not reported, 275
bbls mess sold on private terms. To-day
mess is offering at $ll 50 y Dbl. and no
sales. 1t is retailing at SIS y Dbl. % and
% bbls mess sold at Sl4 so T. Dbl.
BACoN-Is dull, with only a job business
doing Is casks shoulders sold at else, and
} do clear sides at Sisc. Clear rib sides are
quoted at Use y 10. Is casks clear sides
sold at the railroad depot at Sc 2 10:
LARD-Continues in demand for Europe.
800 tierces refined sold on private terms,
and 100 kegs kettle at lO4c. Kegs are
quoted at 10 l0l.c: tierces 9l4c + b.
DRY SALT MEATS dull. Shoulders are
quoted at 5lsc, clear rib sides Sac, clear
sides &c T. ID.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-ls quiet Western is
quoted at Zoe, Northern Ii a Ii lec = Is.
Observation-Disclosures are selling on the
landing at s., 80 03 25 onions SEA B; apples
$5aS = bbl cabbages s. a 10 = boz; sour
krout $l5 20 = Dbl; Western beans Sl0G
IL 80; red beans $Sal2; dried apples and
peaches a Sc + f6: green peas s. as T. Dbl;
lady peas s. as; black-eyed peas s64.;
horse raGiish 81 q II: turnips and beets s.;
carrots and parsnips 81 y Dbl.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at $6a7 Tor the grown
and Sid4 % for the young; ducks Sin3
geese SSao: turkeys $lSa -; eggs Is a PC
T. dozen.
BUTTuR-Cnoice is in light supply and
fair demand at 20 a De for Western.
and BIC for Goshen. There is no demand
for poor.
CIlEEsE-Is in better supply. West
ern Reserve is selling at l6c Western fac
tory lie: New York cream lSc; English
dairy zoe.
cargo sales of Liverpool were at 81 % a
| 81 u + sack. The dealers rates from
store are now 81 50a 80 for coarse, and
81 81 a 80 for fine. When taken from
warehouse by boats, reduction of Zoe
y sack is made for drayage. Turks Island
is quoted at 81 30al 40 = bag of two
bushels. Table salt IN pockets is selling
at PIG L2c, as in size.
CoOPERAGE-The season is over and there
SEES barrels. A few barrels are sold at 81 %
aud half barrels 81 %. Poles and slaves
are in good supply, but very little in de-
mand. Green poles sell at $50 + 1000 for
barrel poles, and $40 for hogshead poles:
barrel. slaves SIG; hogshead slaves $50 T
1000.
WHIsKY-Is dull at SEC for ordinary: 90 a
9Ol2c for good proof, and 81 for choice
Western rectited.
HAMs-Are dull, and sugarcured are
quoted at ia a l2c + tb.
HIDEs-Are in light supply and active de-
mand at l0la a l2l2c for green salted l5la
a l6c for dry sailed: and II " q lSlac tor dry
flint. Hips l3a l4c = fb.
NAVAL STOREs-There is no rosin on hand,
excepting No. |. which commands s. = Dbl.
Tar is dull at s. - t. half Dbl, and Sc T.
Dbl. The market is bare OF pitch. Spirits
turpertine is in better supply and is sell
ing to the trade at 9Oc = gallon. 100 bbls
spirits turpentne were sold in the past few
days at 9Uc
LOUISIANA RcE-We note limited de-
quoted at 81, aSlac: prime S3l a &c: there is
no choice on hand. Good Carolina is job
bling a 9l2c: no choice Carolina here. Ran
COON is quoted at IA 07Ac y fb.
COFFEE-The market is inactive, owing
principally to indefinite action in Congress
as to the duty. There is a stock in first
hands of 1O,l44 sacks; in dealers hands Of
$4,000 bags. Prime is quoted at Ola 022c,
gold duty paid: good q a 81 lac; fair 2034 q
2lc: ordinary zoe v tb.
BAGGING-Dealers ill orders for the coun-
try at l9c T. yard for jute. lSc for Western.
lie for India in bales, and l6c for rolls.
Round lots of jute which were on the mar
ket at lS1ac have been withdrawn for l9c.
SPARE RBS-Are scarce, and command