New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-31
COMMERCIAL,
TrEsnAY FrRN1xa. Lnlv 30.

TUESDAY bFANlkG1 July So lsiE.
COTToN-The sales to-day embraced 1913
bales, taken by one buyer at ISl1c for
| clean stained and 20c for strict low mid
ding. These figures indicate further de-
| cline of a a l2c, and good ordinary may
now be quoted at l9Ol9l4c, and low mid
! ding at 1884 O20c, the outside tinures in
| both grades being for strict
The Exchange reports "Sales indicate a
| full 4c decline; quotations nominal" 1t
Omits all quotations, except for low mid
ding, which it puts at l924c.
The sales tor the past three days sum
up 26l bales, against 800 for the CORE
! spending time last week, and 300 the week
! before. Receipts since Friday even ng 80
bales, embracing l from other delivery
! ports and 254 proper, against 2Sl proper for
the corresponding time last week and 2l9i
last year, and since September l, 9j3, 448
bales, against l,i32,9l0 last year-decrease
479,462 bales. For receipts at all the ports
see statement below. The exports have
been confined to 274 bales to New York
There was none reported this morning on
shipbOard, nor any going on board or en-
gagged for shipment. The stock then on
hand by our running statement conse-
quently indicated the true quantity in
presses and pickeries unsOld OF awaiting
orders.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, I871.......... rs ,3Z3
Arrived since last statement. IS
Arrived preyiOuslY ............,..-l $50, 9l3
Add allowed for samples, wrecked
cotton, etc'.'..''....''....'..' I49JS-I'Oo5 9Vi
Total. Observation-Disclosures. i,s9I 25O
Cleared Today oo aGR ne no, -oo
Stock on hand and on shipboard, not cleared 8,528
Stock same date last year............s.... 43 1874
RECEIPTS proper since last evening S.
I. II. M
last year, making an aggregate since Fri
day evening of 25l bales, against 2Sl last
week, and 1884 last year, and since Sep
TENDER | of 953, 44S bales, against l,432,9
last year.
Exports Friday to Monday, inclusive, to
Great Britain 1915 bales, against 1850 last
week; to the continent none, against none
last week. Stocks at all the delivery portsl
made up to II M, 1870 bales, against
ll9, 496 last week.
The Exchange kilograms make the re.
ceipts at all the ports from II NJ. on yester-
day to II NJ. to-day l42 bales, against 533
last week and 1902 last year, and since Fri
day at - NJ. 1899 bales, against 20ll last
week. and 1891 last year. Total since Sep
TENDER !, 2,67l ,583 bales, against 1897 1913
last year-decrease ,2j5, 745 bales.
TOBACCO-We did not hear of a sale to-
day. Negotiations have been pending for
lots of some magnitude, but thus far with
out being contaminated. We understand,
however that there is but a slight differ
ence between the parties. The sales thus
far this week have been confined to ALB
hhds on Saturday, and then some cOnCes-
siOns are said to have been made in leaf,
but none in lugs. Most holders, at the
same time, adhere to their previous pre-
tensions. We revise our quotations, as fol
lows: Lugs at S12 9l2c; low leaf at 9I2 a
Zoe; medium at l0l5 al l2c; good at l20
l2I9c, and fine and selections at l30 lie.
Selections have sold above the outside
figures.
FREIGHTs-We hear of a ship taken up
for Spanish port at AIS Cd for tobacco.
The few other ships in port available for
cotton have been laid up, and refuse I'D for
cotton. We quote as follows: By steam
Cotton to Liverpool, via New York, ZIG
a ED; to New York Sc; to Boston
a4c; to Philadelphia 34c. By sail-COttOn to
Liverpool y id; to Havre D; to BOs-
ton sc; bulk corn to Liverpool I'D.
SUGAR-The receipts from plantation
were much larger than usual this morning,
and comprised lS9 hhds. The market is
dull, ana only about 30 hhds of the receipts
were sold on the landing at Csc for fully
fair, and lac for strictly prime to choice.
Some GO hhds sold in the sheds at IOaIOl4c
for fair, lO19c for fully fair and II a a II12c
for yellow clarified. City refinery yellow
IlttAALANh % sGilAIS dU II = u l1N4CS WHITE
1914 a l2I2c; crushed and powdered 1915
l34c; cut loaf lIGl44c = fb.
MoLAssEs-Some 40 bbls were received
from plantation this morning, but only a
few bbls thin rebOiled were sold at 81 IRc q
gallon. City refinery is selling at Soc for
inferior; 4Oc for common; SOC for fair; soc
for prime; 6Oc for choice, and soc a$l y
gallon for golden syrup.
FLoUR-Ehe market is dull. There is i
some demand for the medium and choice !
grades of cid -four, but none for other de- !
scriptions. The principal sales to-day are
confined to 1000 bbls, of which $50 bbls |
double extra at S.; 200 low treble extra at |
81 100 and so choice treble extra at s. %: !
!OOO bbls choice extra, taken for Cuba, at |
g; 90, GO and 100 bbs do at S.; 100 and 200 |
do at - %; 400 choice extra at 50; % do at |
~ %; IS do at 50 so p Dbl, and 25 half bbls |
treble extra at 81 p half Dbl.
, CORN MEALS in light supply and good !
demand. Some 200 bbls, Just received, were
mostly sold in lots on the landing at 50 60 |
Y Dbl, and % bbls sold in store at 50 60 y
store.
PoRK-The market is quiet but firm, with