New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-26
COMMERCIAL.
TurpsnAr EHRNrNG. July Is

THURSDAY EVENING. July Is, le72.
CoTTON-The only sales reported to-day
were bales stained low middling at 1890,
and AZ samples tgOOd ordinary at IKE.
These transactions afford no basis for no.
tatiOns, which we accordingly omit On
Tuesday we quoted good ordinary at 1912
a 20c, and low middling at 2Ol3 02lc, out
side rates for strict, since which there has
been further decline at Liverpool and
New York.
The Exchange gives no quotations, and
reports, Market at complete standstiIl."
The amount on shipbOard not cleared. go
ing on board 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 about $500 bales to represent the
quantity in presses and pickeries uDsold or
awaiting orders.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September !, I87l......,... 1888
Arrived since last statement.....
Arrived previously. ........;.. ,O1O,'t4
Add allowed for samples, wrecked 49,
cotton, etc. .'',......,:..'.'... F95s-I lob 'SVS
To- l09o,sjl
Cleared to-day. ................... none
Cleared previously. 08Z l70-I 082l70
Stock on hand and on shipboard, not cleared 1861
Receipts proper since last evening, ;
bales, against "a last Thursday, and 1872
last year, making an aggregate since Fri
day evening of 3l7 bales, against $50 last
week, and 1890 last year, and since Septem-
Der | of SIS, $50 bales, against j ,428,9SS
last year. Decrease, 1888. The Elk
change telegrdms make the receipts at all
the ports to-day 48i bales, against 232 on
last week, and 1856 last year, and since
EpiIory NJ D2lQ halaG ouaiUat 1TIS la
week and 7173 last year. Total since Sep
TENDER l, 1868 $50 bales, against 3,9lS.S95
last year. Decrease, ,2i9,236 bales. Ex-
ports, Friday to Wednesday, inclusive, to
Great Britain 1854 bales, against no last
week, and to the continent 1926, against
1911 last week. Stocks at all the delivery
ports. made up to ~ NJ, 1855 bales,
against III 1872 last week.
TOBACCO-The only sales reported to-day
were 3 hhds at l4c and 3 at pc. Nothing
has transpired to indicate any change in
prices, and we continue to quote as follows:
Lugs at 8d9c: low leaf at 9l5 0lOc; medi-
una at l0lR lll9c; good at 20 l2I3c, and
fine and selections at l30 l4c.
SUGAR-Only 20 hhds were received from
plantation: this msrning. The market is
0uiet with a moderately fair demand and
the stock is being reduced. The sales en-
braced 100 hhds, in several lots, on the
landing and in the sheds, taken by dealers
and some for shipment at l0l8c for good
fair and l01zc for fully fair.
MOLAssEs-There is no Louisiana and the
market is over for the season for that descrip-
ton. City refinery is jobbing at 3Oc for inte-
riOr, 4Oc for common, 5Oc for fair; Doc for
prime Zoe for choice, and Soc 0$l " gal
Ion for golden syrup.
FLOUR-We note better and more gen
eral demand and a little frmer market.
The stock on hand is working off gradually.
Low treble extra is quoted at St 70 al; good
treble extra S767 %; choice treble extra
81 50 al IS; choice extra 500 ~ Dbl.
The sales to-day embrace nearly $500 bbls,
of which g. double extra at Sc 25; so and
100 low treble extra at Sc 30; 80 and $50
good treble extra at 81; 300 and 400 choice
treble extra at 81 .; 325 do at 81 %; $50
choice extra at s. IS; so and 200 do at S.
25, 30, 300 and so do at SIS 25; 200 do at
So 81 y; 80, 100 and 100 do at So rs; 200 do
at 50; l2S and 260 do on private terms.
WHIsKY-The market is very firm, al
thOugh'there is very littlesdemand. A lot
of IS bbls Louisiana rectifed sold at 94c "
gallon. Ordinary Western is held at 9O0
CSC, and choice at 81 p gallon.
LARD-Is in fair demand with light sup
ply. IS tierces refined sold at 958c y fb.
Refined in kegs is quoted at 1890 p ID.
BULK CORN-Is offering at SIC y bushel.
There is a good stock on hand and there
are orders here for il for Great Britain, but
they can not be filed owing to the want of
freight room.
Corn IN SACKs-Is in good supply. There
is a good demand for choice white, which is
scarce. but white mixed is rather dull The
sales comprise 1850 sacks, to wit: 1000 mixed
at 5Sc; $50 at sec; $50 and $50 choice white
at re y bushel, and 5000 white mixed on
private terms
OATs-The supply on the landing is good.
with a moderate demand at unchanged
prices. 900 sacks were sold, of which 500
prime St. Loui at 40lRc; 800 at Ace, and 100
choice Galena at I3c T. bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and dull. We
did not hear of sale to-day. 1t is quoted
at 81 05 y 100 lbs.
HAY-There is a fair supply on the land
ing though the demand is limited. The
sales comprised sis bales at previous fig
ures, to wit: 26S ordinary st. Louis at S24;
200 prime St Louis S26, and 50 choice Ohio
river at $2S = ton.
CoFFEE-The market is quiet, without
change in prices. We quote prime lgOldl
1910; good 1872 Gl9l4e; fair 49, lSI5c; or
binary l6a4c p ID. The stock in ware
houses apprOximates to 1000 bags.
POULTRY AND EGGs-Chickens are selling
on the landing at 81 5008 p dozen for
grown, and 50 5004 80 for young; ducks 81
"A so; geese S. 2; turkeys $l2gl5. Eggs
loo ISc y dozen, as in condition.
EsCULENTs-W Western potatoes are in fair
supply and selling on the landing at SO Y