New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-01
wv ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssIMILATED
TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL.

| Good ordinary sold at l74sc; strict do Is
and l8lbc; strict do to low middling at 1875
low middling at 1874 and 1880; strict dc
at 1917 and 1890; middling at 1874 and
1890; strict middling at 10 and I9Ac; good
| middling at 1890, and a higher style at
l9&e. There was good demand for strict
| middling and the higher grades, with
| scant supplies. At the close some authori
ties quoted strict middling at l9Ac, aud
| ayerred that there was none to be had at
| less, but during the day there were several
| sales at l9c., The movement was checked
| by light supplies, but buyers anticipate
| more scope tomorrow.
The amount on shipbOard not cleared,
going on board and engaged for shipment,
was set down at the opening this morning
at 200 bales, embracing Ii 600 for Liver
pool, 1000 for Havre, and 1900 for the
North, which, deducted from the stock on
hand by our running statement on Satur-
day evening, left $500 bales to represent the
quantity at the landing and in presses I'M
sold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports, "Demand good;
market firm" It's quotations are raised
4Bc for good ordinary and low middiing,
and Ac for middling.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81 1872................ $3.50
Arrived Art ed since since last statement 52s5
Total. SO 100
Cleared to-day. ;..,................ 2,2o3
Cleared previously. 23,4I2- 25,6l5
Stock hand and on shipboard, not cleared ,545
STOCK on hand same date last year.
To-day's exports were. to Liverpool
Receipts proper since Saturday evening
46l6 bales, against 2470 On last Sunday and
Monday and 22l8 last year, making an ag-
gregate since Friday evening Of 6l98 bales.
against 3O3l last week and 303l last year Ia
singular cOincidence), and since August 81
1920 bales, against i6,4l4 last year-in-
crease 1886. The Exchange kilograms
make tine receipts at all the ports since l2
NJ on Saturday to IL NJ to-day 1876 bales, |
against II 1891 on last Sunday and Monday
and 1867 last year, and since Friday Is, 400 |
bales, against &c, 800 last week and IL ,469 |
last year. Total since August 81 1865 |
bales, against SO, 653 last year increase |
4,0l5 Exports Friday and Saturday |
TO Great Britain 1875 bales, against |
1927 last week, and to the continent 1905, |
against 375l. Stocks at all the delivery |
ports made up to ID NJ, Isl ,3l9 bales, |
against l03.904 last week.
SUGAR-The market is dull, and only
United business is doing at 1880 for good
air and 1lAc for fully fair City refinery
ugar is selling at II 0l2c for yellow clari-
led, l2& tor white clarified, 1870 for
rushed and l449c for cut loaf.
MoLAssEs-The supply is now confined
o city refinery, which is selling at 40c for
COMMON; SIC for fair; SIC for prime; Go
or choice.
New ,SYRUP-The upper coast packet
Jessie Taylor brought in this morning
even malt barrels new syrup, consigned to
1essrs: Forstall & Jumonviile. It came
rom New River, parish Of Ascension The
'pelousas railroad also brought in this
corning seven barrels new syrup from the
emple plantation, Bayou Lafourche, CON
lgned TO Messrs. Lepere & Fere. These
re the first receipts OF new syrup this sea.
IN. They were sold to A. Thomson e. o. I
.finers, at 81 05 y gallon. The first re-, G
sipts of new syrup last year were on the 9
lirtieth of September, by the Opelonsas
lilroad, and were sold at 81 l21a y gallon. 9
The first receipts of new syrup last wear :
ere on the twenty ninth of September.
ON Fausse Point, and sold at 81 l216 "
sllon; and the first of new molasses were
/ the sixth of October, from the lower y
asst, and sold at zoe.
FLoUR-As usual at the close Of the a
onth buyers are holding off, but the mar Z
t is very firm, with small stock on b
nd, There were sales to-day Of 1000 s