New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-24
COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY EVENING, July %, Ig72.
COTTON-The sales to-day, as far as re-
ported, embraced 1872 bales, including strict
ordinary to good ordinary at I9c. good Ordi-
nary at I912c and low middling at 2O42c and
2O34c A high style, which many would
class strict low middliDg, was offered at Ole.
Under these circumstances we venture on
the following quotations, as indicating as
nearly as possible the state Of the market,
but with the qualification that the business
has hardly been sufficient to establish
prices:
lists. fsuIts.
Good OTdNarY..,,,' .'.',.... I572 0EU 4S51
Low middlmg ................2O32d al Zo4a
Our outside figures are, of course, for
strict.
The sales ter the past three days sum
up $50 bales, against 300 for the CORE
spending time last week, and 300 the week
before. Receipts since Friday evening 36j
bales, embracing 81 from other delivery
ports and 2Sl proper, against 2e6 proper Tor
the corresponding time last week and 1871
last year, and since September /, gj30I4
bales, against l,42S, 1863 LAST year-decrease
AS, l55 bales. For receipts at all the ports
| see statement below. The exports comprise
3l8 bales embracing 1892 to Liverpool,
1926 to Havre, 225 to New York and to
Philadelphia.
The amount on shipboard not cleared.
! going on board and engaged for shipment
| was set down this morning at 200O bales for
| Havre, which, deducted from the stock then
| on hand by our running statement, leaves
| $500 bales to represent the quantity in
| presses and plckeIies, unsOld and awaiting
] orders.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, l87l.......,.. 1888
arrived arrived 8 5ipGf ast SIS
/ Add allowed for samples, wrecked
cotton, etc.....--....,..-...... l45J5-- zoos Z
Total Lose, '95
Sleared IUGdS O8 ia og2 ITO
Stock on hand and on shipboard, not cleared. 8625
Stock date last year Ei.5l7
To-day's exports embraced 1926 bales to
! Havre and TO Philadelphia. Receipts
! proper since last evening, 20 bales, against
| % last Tuesday, and CAB last year, making
an aggregate since Friday evening of 28l
| bales, against PSI last week, and 1871 last
| year, and since September l of Sj3,0l4
| bales, against .423 1863. last year. De
| crease, AS, lj5. The Exchange kilograms
make the receipts at all the ports to-day
53S bales, against AZ on last Tuesday, and
| 1854 last year, and since last Friday at y
VI. poll bales, against lib last week and
4732 last year. Total since September l,
266S,S5l bales, against 3,9l5,8j4 last year.
Decrease, l,247 DOB bales. Exports Friday
to Monday, inclusive, to Great Britain 1850
bales, against l47 last week, and to the CON
tinent none, against 1918 last week. Stocks
at all the delivery ports, made up to II u,
1l9, 496 bales, against 1886 last week.
SUGAR-There were no receipts from
plantation this morning. The market is
dull to-day, and the sales from first hands
are confined to 10 hhds yellow clarified at
lie for first and lee for second. There were
r. ID I1.-s ~
previous prices, Saturdays sales were at
ga aisle for common centrifugal, and 03sc
for strictly good fair,
MoLAssEs-The. season is over and there
is none coming in from plantation. City
refinery is iobbing at 30c for inferior, 40c for
common, SOC for fair, 55c for prime, Soc for
choice, and soc 81 y gallon for golden
syrup.
FLOUR-The market continues very dull,
with only limited local business doing
We have heard of sales of strictly choice
family extra at s. % p Dbl. Superfne is
offering at 81 IS; double extra at SIS 1919 a
so; low treble extra at SIS rs; good do at
Sc 2586 rs; choice treble extra at 81 al %,
and choice and family extra at 81 so as so
p Dbl. The principal sales to-day are con-
fined to 1900 bbIs, Of which so bbls double
extra at S. l21A; 30 low treble extra at
s. IS; 40 and 100 good treble extra at S. So
100 choice at S. rs; so and so choice treble
extra at 81; so and 200 do at 81 25; 400
choice extra on private terms; $50 choice
extra at 81 50; 25 do at 81 IS; 25 do at So SO;
50 do at S 1917; so do at S. rs, and rs at SO
p Dbl
Corn MEAL-The market is quiet, with
a good supply in the hands of dealers, who
are selling it at 50 6003 20 p Dbl, as in
quantity.
Cow PEAs-The season is about over.
The market is bare of Carolina clay, and
there is only small quantity of black left
on hand. 1t is selling at $l0l IS p bushel.
PoRK-Ghe market is quiet but firm.
Mess is held at $13 250l3' 50 y bbl, with
offers of $l3 1215 refused. 200 and 100 bbls
mess sold at $l3 25 p Dbl.
BACON-Is in light supply. 1t is in re-
quest and prices al higher. Shoulders are
now held at 7c; clear rib sides 9Ac; clear
sides 91ac p tb. 10 casks clear sides sold
at gasc, do at 943c, so casks clear sides to
arrive at 9Ac, and % and 25 do clear rib
sides on the spot at Csc = Is.
LARD-Ihere is fair demand for small
lots, anu the stock on hand is not large.
The sales comprise SO and so kegs refined
at lO44c, and 100 tierces, of which Is and so
tierces refined at 914e, 10 and Is do at 93sc,
and 30 do at 95sc " fb.
2 HAhs-Choiee sugar-eured are scarce and