New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-23
CONNIE RCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING August p, 1872,
COTTON-The sales to-day embraced ll8
bales, taken by three buyers, part at full
prices, without any quOtable improvement,
and part at an advance of fully 4c. This
included 81 bales new crop TeXas-the
largest list Of new yet repOrted-tor which
l942c was refused, and was supposed to
have brought 1925 1890. 1t was variOuslY
cIassPd as low middling and strict low mid
ding, the factor CHASING it as the latter
The rest of the business included low mid
ding at l9l4c, strict low middling at l913c,
and middling 1890 and 2Oc, which CORE
spOaded with our Yesterdays quotations.
We notice a very fair demand for new
crop, especially Texas, and with greater
competition factors are enabled to realize
sitter prices, requiring an advance in our
quotations of " a 4c. We accordingly put
gOOG ordinary at 1875 0l84C tor average
lists, and 1885 a l8lac for strict; low midGling
at 1914 a 913c for average lists and 1925
lg34c for strict, and middiing at - Doc.
The Exchange reports: Demand good,
prices firm" It's quotations are raised 4c.
The receipts of new crop to-day embraced
33 bales, including 10 Texas, making total
to date Of 2O6 bales from the Mississippi
valley and 1913 from Texas Including the
transit bales)-in all 329 bales, against IA
last year, Of which I were from Texas.
ne dLiOAuJ Ol SBlBllChI lLOL OtCtlLC'Af
going on boz ri and engaged for shipment
was set down this morning at $50 bales for
the North, which, deducted from the stock
then on hand by our running statement,
leaves 6I5O bales to represent the quantity
in presses and pickeries unsold or awaiting
orders.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September I87l..........- % 1928
Arrived since last statement..'.. go o
A AsJe 6 PT9T %a5fe And damaged 0'
cotton, samples, etc........... 1851 8jO
Total l@5z, I'5
Cleared previously O85 col O85 GIL
StocKen hand and on shipbOard not cleared csc
Stock same date last vear'.'.............. Z94OL
To-day's exports were to Philadelphia.
Receipts proper since last evening Al
bales, against 10 on last Thursday and
27l last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening Of 265 bales, against l55
last week and 2027 last year, and since
September l Of 81, PIG bales, against ,l43,-
go last year; decrease 489,O44.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from u NJ. yesterday
to y NJ. to-day 2l7 bales, against
1871 on last Thursday, and l74l last year, and
since Friday at IL NJ. 1851 bales, against 1850
last week and 6572 last year. Total since Sep
TENDER |, 2,67S, ll6 bales, against 1857 ,4Si
last year-decrease |, 279,365 bales. Exports
Friday to Wednesday inclusive, to Great
Britain AGA bales, against 69O6 last week,
and to the Continent none against none
last week Stocks at all the delivery ports,
made up to y NJ, 66,0J0 bales, against TO-
1856 last week.
SUGAR-There were receipts this morning
of % hhds from plantation. The market Is
quiet with some local demand and the sales
embraced 100 hhds. of which 10 hhds white
clarified on the landing at 34c, and deal
ers' sales to grOCers OF 80 hhds III lots IN
the sheds at l0I4c for fair, 1898 a lO12C for
good fair, and i l2c for yellow clarified.
MOLAssEs-There were no receipts from
plantation this morning, The last sold at
. a 30c for thin. City refinery is selling at
30c for inferior 40c for common, SOC for
fair, soc for prime, 60c for choice and soc
al + gallon for golden syrup.
FLOUR-SOme 5000 bbls old stock are
being shipped to New York on Western
or poor quality in this market. Owing to
the scarcity Of the descriptions wanted,
choice and freshly ground, there is very
little doing. The sales to-day are confined
to 1900 bbls, of which so and 100 treble extra
at 81; so old do at 81 50; 100 choice extra
at So; % and 80 do at So so; 100 at 50 so
q bbl and 700 on private terms.
NORN mEAL-ln ne market IS uullt WIN
supplies offering 50 05 y Dbl.
PORK-The market is very firm, with a
good inquiry. Mess is held strongly at Sl5
y Dbl, with offers of Sll IS refused 50
bbls sold at $l5 = bbl. and 90 bbls on prl-
vate terms. 1t is retailing at SIS % 10 50
y Dbl.
BACON-Is very firm, with good demand
and a small stock on hand. Shoulders are
quoted at s24 dS78c; clear rib sides a
LIE; clear sides l28I24c = to, The
sales embrace 26S casks, of which IS casks
shoulders, to arrive, at sac; 50 do do at
8-sc; 80 casks clear sides, to arrive. at he;
80 do, to arrive, at l2l4C; II DO, on the spot
and so at the railroad depot at l2lsC; 30 on
the spot at l2Ac; 10 do at l2asc T. 10.
BREAKFAST BACON-The market is bare
of Western. 1t is quoted at 10 l5l2c Z 10.
8 boxes. lust received, sold at the railroad
depot on private terms.
HAMs-The market is steady and very
firm at ia 17lac for choice sUgar-cured,
small lots commanding Il L lSc. A lot OF
10 tierces sold at lee = b.
DRY SALT MEAT-There Is very little
here. 1t is held by dealers, and is retailing
at Sc for shoulders, 9lRc for clear rib sides
and Zoe for clear sides.
LARD-ChOice is scarce and in good de-
mand. Tierce is quoted at 93s 9ac; key
liz 9Il4c Y It, IS terces kettle rendered