New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-04-21
COTTON STATEMENT

StOck same GATE last year. l89, 2l2
TO-day's exports embraced 1896 bales to
Liverpool. 354 to Barcelona, 1857 to Boston
and % to Philadelphia. Receipts proper
last Saturday and 460S last year, making
an aggregate since August 81 of S98.378
bales, against ] ,26l ,6l8 last year. The Ex-
change kilograms make the receipts at all
the ports to-day 1896 bales, against 3l57
on last Saturday, and 0,746 last year This
makes a total since August 81 Of 1854, 6S5
bales, against 3,50S, 800 last year-decrease
$685. 705.
SUGAR-The market is easy and the de-
mand Is slack. The stock in the sheds is
neglected, but the receipts from plantations
are disposed of each day as received. To.
day low fair sold at SAC; fair Sasc; strictly
good fair sc y ft. City refinery is re-
failing at 9 a l04ec for centrifugal; II q IL lec
for yellow clarified; 1913 q l21ac for white
clarified; l3c for crushed and powdered,
and l4c for cut loaf.
MoLAssEs-Only a few small lots are
coming in from plantation from day to day.
Some fair sold to-day at 4Oc y gallon.
City refinery reboiled is jobbing at
35c for inferior; 400 for good COM
mon; Sc for common; Size for good common;
lots coming in sold readily, and we quote
SOC for fair; SIC for prime and 60c for
choice.
FLOUR-The market is quiet but firm
and unchanged. 1900 bbls were sold, of
which 80 superine at Sc 40; 80 single extra
at Sc 62le; 60 double extra at 81 20; so
snd 100 low treble extra at $S; so do at
s. 25; 200 do at So so; la0 good trl bic extra
at $40 80; 100 do at $ll l2A; 100 do at
SIT IS; so and 50 do at $l1 so, and 100 do
at sl2 p Dbl
Corn MEALS in better demand, and
25c y Dbl have been recovered of the pre-
vious decline. Nearly 1000 bbls were sold, of
which 100 bbls green meal at 50; 200 and
100 kiln-dried at 50 20; so and 100 at So Is.
and 300 on private terms.
CoRN-ls in fair supply and good demand.
500 mixed, 500 yellow mixed and lOOOsyel-
low at &c; 1000 white mixed at g. 14c; $500,
loo, 1000 and 5000 white at &c., $50 yellow
at Csc; lOD0 white at 6812c; $50 and 800
fancy white at 69c y bushel. In bulk, 5000
bushels mixed sold on private terms. This
is the last of about loo, 200 bushels sold in
bulk, taken for Great Britain in the past
were nearly all at SIC v bushel on board
ship.
OATs-Are in fair supply and good de-
mand and frmer. 5000 sacks were sold. of
which 200, 400 and 1000 sacks at $50: 500 at
SAC, and 800 at 55c p bushel.
BRAN-Is in fair demand and firm. 100, |
200 and 200 sacks sold at 81 SO y 100 TBS.
HAY-Prime is in good supply; choice is |
scarce. Prime is quoted at $2602S, choice |
629 $50 y ton. 100 bales prime sold at $2S, !
and l25 choice at $50 p ton.
PORK-Is dull and prices have further
declined Csc v Dbl. 100 bbs mess sold at |
BIZ 80. 1t is retailing at $l4 y Dbl. 500
Dbls sold, June delivery, sellers option, at
BAcoN-The market is dull and prices
nave weakened ITO casks were sold, of
which 20 casks shoulders on private terms;
10 and 20 do at She; 40 casks clear rib sides
IN private terms 10 and 10 casks clear
ides at FAC v fb. Shoulders are quoted at
" q 51a, clear rib sides ~ ON, clear sides
y 07ac y Is.
LARD-The market is firmer, with a light
took on hand 200 Kegs refined sold at loo
fb. 1t is now held at 10l4c. Tierces are
uoted at sc for packers. and 91ac for re-
med.
HAMs-Choice sugar cured are in light
upply and good demand. 10 tierces sold
t II lac, and Is do at 1lAc p fb.
WHIsKY-Is dull. Common Western rec-
fled is quoted at SOC; good proof 92lsc:
hoice Cincinnati 94c p gallon.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is in fair supply and
emand at 10 l0Ae for Western, and Ii a
l No for Northern.
DRY SALT 4EAT-There Is little or none