New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-07


binary at 2015c; low middling at 244c
and 243sc; strict low middling high style,
at 434c, and middling (LiverpOol) at 25c.
The market opened with some inquiry, and
during the morning we heard Of sales of
over 500 bales, which included, however, a
list of go bales reported in error, which
was not corrected until near the close.
Prices we're manifestly weaker. and some
transactions were IA cheaper than yester-
days purchases. Later in the day, under
the decline of 3se reported at New York,
and declining market for futures, buyers
showed no disposition, and as factors were
unwilling to stimulate the demand by any
marked concessions, the sales were con
fined to the limited business noted above.
We slightly reduce our figures for the or
binary grades, and the inside rate for low
middling Ac, sales having been made of
average lists at 24Ac. The supply is ex-
tremely light, and some factors adhere to
their previous pretensiOns.
The Exchange reports: market softer;
quotations nOminally unchanged" Not re-
ported yesterday, 100 bales for September
at 23Ac.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. 1871 IS ,323
Arrived since last statement. 1877
Arrived ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ,043,5l
Add allowed for samples, wrecked
cotton, acknowledgements. l3FI-l,0 j7,2 i5
Total............................. I,o52,558
Cleared to-day. none
Cleared previously. e26-l O37 926
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared A 6l2
Stock same date last YeaT................. 1891
Receipts proper sisice last evening I54
bales, against 492 on last Thursday, and 337
last year, making an aggregate since Fri
day evening of l455 bales, against 209l for
the corresponding time last week and 1927
last year. and since August 81, 1856
42l ISL bales. The Exchange kilograms
make the receipts at all the ports to-day
1889 bales, against 1853 on last Thurs
day and $500 last year; since II NJ. on
Friday 7S4S bales, against 1915 last week,
and 23,OlO last year; total since August 81,
2,62g, I'll bales, against 3,797, 235 last year
decrease ], I67, 524. Stocks at all the deliv-
cry ports made up to u NJ. to-day, 1859
against 2O8,2l9 last week.
TOBACCO-The only sales reported to-
day we're s hhds q, l and 81 at C.
Nothing has transpired to require any
change in our quotations, which we ac-
cOrdingly repeat as follows: Lugs 809c;
low leaf 90l0c; medium l00l1 &c; good
800 l212c, and fine and selections I3013Ac
SUGAR-The receipts from plantation this
morning embraced oil hhds; these are
La SOL butu USUAL DuU buSE6 Is no ueud0O
either on the landing or in the sheds, and
IN the total absence of sales of any mo-
ment we are compelled to omit quotations.
City refinery sugar is quoted in a jobbing
way at 101R a lI19c for yellow clarified,
1913 0l2asc for white, 1875 0I3Ac for
crushed and powdered, and lac for cut
loaf.
MoLAssEs-Some 80 bbls were received
this morning. Receipts from plantation
are over for the season, and what little
comes in now is mostly scrapings from the
cisterns, the sales Of which are no cri-
terion to a market, hence we can give no
quotations. City refinery is jobbing at Doc,
common 40c, fair SOC, prime 55c, choice Soc,
golden syrup 80c0Sl p gallon.
FLOUR-The market continues very dull,
and the demand only in limited local or
Job way. There are no export orders here,
nor can any buyers be found for larger
round lots, while holders are anxious to re-
alize, and are willing to make concessions
are no settled prices, and quotations
can not be given. The principal sales to-
day are confined to 1400 bbls, of which so
low treble extra at So IS, 100, 200 and 500
good treble extra on private terms, 200
choice family extra at $lI SYN, and 200 |
choice treble extra at SO p Dbl.
CORN MEAL-There have been no receipts
and the landing is bare We note frm