New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-06
COMMERCIAL.

COTTOS-ThG sales to-day embraced q
| bales, of which a old crop at lS4c for good
| ordinary; lyl4c for low middling, and i9l2c
! for strict low middling and one bale new
! crop at fancy price-said on the street to
| be 2l13c, CHASING middling. On Friday
! lnOthing having been done on Saturday,,
! low mlddling sold at 1914 q l9lEc, aud strict
| at l934c. The above consequently indicates
| further decline of l4c, which would put
! good ordinary at 1910 0l224c, and low mid
! ding at 1914 l9I9c, the outside figures in
| both cases for strict.
The Exchange reports: "Sales Of small
| lots indicate i4C decline on last quotations, Fl"
! and quotes low midding at i94c. Sales of
| futures 100 bales for September at lglRc
The Ouachita Belle, which arrived yes
| terday, the fourth instant, brought down
SIX bales Of the new crop, as follows:
Two bales, raised by Mr.. Daniel Ferris
on the Angola plantation, West Feliciana,
Louisiana, consigned to MessrR. Male &
Cammack. Mr.. Ferris is noted for sending
in first bales
One bale, raised by Mr.. T. D. Giles on
the hewitt plantation, near Natchez, and
shipped by Mr.. Albert Mellen, of Natchez.
to Messrs. Meyer, Weis q Co.
One bale, raised by Mr. MicaiOp Row.
Sr., near Iunica Landing, West FeliCiana,
consigned to Messrs. Norwood & Richards
One bale, raised by Mr.. w. S Slaughter,
East Baton Rouge, consigned to Messrs
Simmons 81 Pace.
One bale, raised by Mr. E PuIlin on Black
Hawk plantation, ConcOTdia parish. con
signed to Messrs. Alcus, Sherck & Autcv
To-day's receipts of new crop embraced
- bales, as follows:
One bale per Leslie TAYLOR raised bv Mr..
jerry Myers and shipped by Messrs. David
q Garig, of Baton Rouge, to Mr. A. Levi.
! bale per FlayiIla, shipped by Mr. A.
Lyman, of Rapides parish, to Mr.. S. Fried
lander. bale per same steamer, shipped
by Messrs Landers and Lanslield, Of COlfax,
TO Mr.. l.. II. Levy.
This makes an aggregate Of S bales yes
terdaY ithe same rate as the first receipts
last year, and 3 to-day, and including the
two bales which passed through this port
in transit for New York and St. L0uis.
a total to date of II bales IS Texas and 8
Mississippi valley against last year 70
Texas and | LOUIsIqna)
We learn that the , bales from the An
COLA plantation were ready for shipment by
the PargUud on her last trip.
Samples of the bales raised by Mr. Dan
iel Ferris, Mr.. Micaj,h Row, Sr, and Mr..
L. ID. Giles were exhibited OF Change; they.
are all highly creditabIe to the plan. ers for
their handling and ginning, Of good color
and staple, especially the last, which classes
mlddllug to good middling, the other class
ing middling
There was none on shipb0ard not cleared
this morning, going on board or engaged for
shipment, the stock by our running state
ment consequently represented the nusn
tity in presses and piCkeries, unSld or
awaiting orders.
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock or hand September l87l......... Is ga
arrived since last statement..... ia
Arrived preyiOusly ................I,O5 l ,U48
Add allowed orsamples wrecked
cotg9n, acknowledgements. 1881 566 IOl
TOtal...;........:..................... 1871 "a
Cleared O83 s51-l O8395l
Stock hand and on shipbOard not cleared 7.473
STOCK same date last yeaT................. 43lg3
Receipts proper since Saturday evening
ia bales against 1872 on last Sunday and |
Monday, and 1929 last year. making an az !
gregate since Friday evening of ia bales, !
against 1879 last week and 1912 last year, |
and since September 1 of 95364O bales, |
against l, 1885, Gl2 last year: decrease-482 g72. !
The Exchange kilograms make the re- |
oelpt5 at all the ports from - n. Saturday |
to - NJ. to-day BOA bales, against 1913 last !
week and 2S2l last year, W1d since Friday |
II Vi. 459 bales, against 9S7 last week and |
1913 last year, making total since Septem- |
Der ] Of 2,6I2,yI6 bales, against 1897 ,9l5 !
last year-decrease l264,9S9 bales EE-
JOA % Aius1J anu SATURDAY LUEJ uNlEts 10
Great Britain 1892 bales, against 1913 last
week, and to the continent none against
lOne last week. Stocks at all the delivery
ports made up to - NJ. IG2, I4I bales, against
1870 last week.
SUGAR-There have been no receipts
rom plantation since our review Of Satur-
lay. The market.is dull, with a limited
demand for small lots. A lot of 81 hhds
air sold on the landing at 9zsc, and there
vas resale of Is hhds good fair in the
beds at l0c y ID
MOLAssEs-A lot Of . bbls was received
rom plantation this morning. 1t is vet
nsOld. The movement is confined to CITY
etners, who are selling inferior at soc;
ommon 4oc; fair 5Oc;. prime 55c: choice
Dc; golden syrup Soc 81 p gallon.
FLOUR-The market is frmer, with a |
1srity of fresh ground -four, and a good
lquiry for it. The sales today embrace
500 bbls, of which so on its merits at IS Is.
low treble extra at Sc 50; 20 do at s. IS;
}, $50 and and IS good treble extra AT 81.
70 and 100 do at 81 50; 25, % and so choice &