New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-05

part of the day, when under the stimulus OF
the advance in gold at new 1orh anu idcu-
ors meeting the demand freely, buyers
came forward with more spirit, and the
sales summed up the amount noted ABOVE
at irregular prices, part OF the business
showing no ouotable change, and the rest
falling off OF "A q Ac, mostly sc, to which
we conform our quotations. Good ordinary
sold at l6h4 and l6l2c; strict good ordinary
as low as lie and as high as IL l2c; low mid
ding at la. and ISc, and strict low mid
ding at 1898 and Io42c. Deslraole lIsts
were generally held at previous rates put
in the few sales of these descriptions factors
were compelled TO make some concessions.
Low cottous exhibited a wide range, &C
cording to dust, etc.
The amount on shipbOard not cleared,
going on board and engaged f0r Shipment
was set down at the opening this morning
at 80 900 bales, embracing 40,o0O tor Liver
pool. $4,000 for Havre, 1000 tor Spain, !OOO
for Bremen 5000 for Cork and market
10000 for the North Sea and 1000 for the
North. which, when deducted from the
stock on hand by our running statement
last evening, leaves l0i,500 bales to
represent the quantity at the landing and
IN presses unsoid or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: Demand fair;
nrices lac lower. Sales 800 bales. Week s
sales &c, 600 bales against $4,000 last week.
Sales of futures 900 bales for May at lS4c."
It's quotations are reduced Se.
The sales of the past three Gays sum up
II, 400 bales 1850 on Wednesday, 2250 yes
terday and 800 to-day, making with
slight addition to Tuesdays business, an
aggregate for the week of 10000 bales,
against 81, 400 last week, and $4,000 the
week before. Weeks receipts 2l,I35 bales,
embracing 1888 from other delivery ports
lof which IlO2 from Mobile and $50 from
Texas), and 1874 proper, against "A, 2O2
proper last week, and 1888 last year.
Total proper since August 81, l,036,5S2
bales, against 1856 last year-increase
l72,l
The weeks exports comprise 29.450 bales,
embracing I6.442 to Liverpool, PAS to
Havre, 1885 to Bremen, 1886 to CrOnstadt.
1895 to Boston, 400 to Providence, 1854 to
New York, and 43 to Philadelphia to which
we have added 100 by rail to Mobile.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day 892l bales,
against l0,I2l last Friday, and 67l9 Lass
year, and since Friday 5O.3O9 bales, against
80, Sol last week, and 81, go last year. Total
since August 81, 3.052,078 bales, against
3, 4l3 l9Olast year-increase sos 1888 bales.
Exports from Friday to yesterday inclu-
sive to Great Britain 1862 bales, against
., 436 last week and to the continent ! ,5lo
bales, against 10,S07 last week.
Stocks at all the delivery ports. made up
to 70 NJ. $50, 1853 bales, against 536.3SS last
week, 389, 234 last year and 576,47l the year
before.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August g.. l372............ 6,2S9
Arrived since last ststems1t.... 3O43
Arrived previously. 'oc-Ii77,74
TOta! IIot,V"[
Cleared Today. L,o4J non ,o-
Cleared previously .........'..' sdI, f4o- 90',]80
Stock en- hand and on shioboard not cleared 1914 III
Stock on hand same date last year. .....l34,' 20
To-day's exports embraced 1852 bales to
New York and 43 to Philadelphia, to which
we have added l20 by rail ION MOBILIZE.
Receipts proper since last evening 1913
bales, against 1919 on last Friday, and
2253 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening of 49, 47 bales, against "a, 402
last week and Is, 1878 last year, and since Au-
gust 81 of l,036.585 bales, against 1864, 3Sf
last year-increase l72, 1856 For receipts
at all ports see above report.
SUGAR-Received this morning So hhds.
The market was dull to-day, and sales were
confined to So hhds at Sc for inferior; GO
6l4c for low common; 7Ac for common and
912 095sc for strictly Prime.
MoLAssEs-Received this morning 100
bbls. Some sales were made at % a 6Oc u
gallon for inferior to strictly prime:
FLOUR-Continues dull, with only linn
tied local demand The sales are confined
to ISL bbs, of which 40 fine at S. IS; IS low
treble extra at 81; 25 do at 81; 100 good
treble extra at 81 Is; % do at So; 36 choice
treble extra az So 25; 100 do at So 30; 40
and IS choice treble extra at So IS; IS and
100 choice extra at So; 25 do at So 50; p do
at $40 50; 80 do at $40 Is, and 200 on prl-
vate terms.
Corn MEALS dull and the sales are
confined to 100 and 40 bbls at 81 so; 100
at S255, and 400 bbls oniits at So As y Dbl.
BULK CoRN-A lot of 10000 bushels sold,
to be delivered last ten days i'll April, at
4Se y bushel. The demand for foreign ex-
port is restricted by the want of steam
freight room.
P0RK-Is quiet but very firm, with a
small stock on hand. Mess is quoted in
round lots at ST. 506I7 rs " bbl; it is re-
failing at $l7 IS Is p Dbl.
Dry SALT MEATS scarce, in request
and firm. SO boxes shoulders sold at 6l2c;
40 do clear sides at &c; 10 casks shoulders
at 65sc, and 1000 TBS rib sides at Sac. Clear
rib sides are quoted at She y ID.
BACoN-Is also quiet but firm, with a
small stock on hand; l03 casks were sold,
comprising 10 casks shoulders at FAC; -
and 10 do clear rib sides at 95sc; 10 do at
91ac, and 50 do clear sides at l0lBc p 10.
For future delivery, 200 casks clear sides
sold, June, sellers option, at l034c p fb.
BREAKFAsT BACON-Is in light supply
and fair demand at I20l2lkc y fb.
HAMs-Are in fair supply and dull. Su-
gar-cured are quoted at IA a l412c Y 10; ~
tierces sold at 14lsc p fb.
LARD-Is quiet but firm with light sup
ply of refined which is in request. fierce is
quoted at Sa4 d9c for refined, and 8l8 0SAc
tor packer, s.; kegs 9la 0934c y ID.
WHIsKY-Is very dull. 20 bbls Louisiana
rectifed six per cent proof sold at Soc, and
% do at 800 y gallon. Choice Cincinnati
is quoted at Csc, and Evansville at soc y
gallon.
CORN IN SACKs-Is in good supply and
demand. The sales embraced 800 sacks
of hich 200 mixed at 55e 800 mixed at
soc. 400 yellow at SIC; 300 mixed at SIC;
300 white in burlaps at 81 12c; 5000 and $500
W tie at 5Sc U bushel, and 1000 mixed on
pr ate terms
OArs-Are in fair supply. The sales are
confined to $50 sacks, of which $50 at 47c
a. 200 at 4Sc y bushel.
BRAN-The supply is moderate. 700 sacks
sold of which 200 at 824Rc, and 500 at S5c
? 100 TBS.
HAY-Choice is in demand and scarce
with little or no demand for inferior grades
The sales embraced 275 bales, of which 100
and 80 prime at $24; 50 ordinary at $23, and
IS prime st. Louis at $26 80 p ton.
SoAP-The demand is good. We quote
magnolia at she in small lots and 43c II
large lots; olive 60612c; palm IN q Sc
CASTLE PC Y tb, with deduction of "A q
1ac " tb on large lots; cold water soar