New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-06
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E5vasDAy EVENING, September 3 Ps75,
! CorToH-The sales today, 40 bales Tor to
| be precise 469), were taken By nine brokers at
! full prices, especially for low middling,
which ruled &c more in favor Of factors. We
revise our quotations accordingly, and give
! also the Exchange figures, which are for
average lists according with its official type
! while ours present the proper range of the
! market for average lists, but with the out
| side figures for low middling given as the
| outside figures for strict:
General Exchange
! quotations. quotations.
| Low ordinary, ,...-a.. &c. q
! Good ordinary. 0l3Ia
! Low middlng ................2O412 028 POS
! MlddHng, -. .......,,. ',,,Zl q Il
! Strict nliddling.. ....,.......2i5 : q
! Good niddllng. .......,..g ...2l i u
We noticed sales of strict low Lniddling
at 20Ac, but factors generally asked more,
! some holding firmly at pic. Strict low mid
! ding to middling sold at 2078c. We also
noticed sales of low cottons, old crop, at
! l512, 1872 and lie. With light receipts and
} very little left over from yesterday, the of
! Serings were limited, and buyers could only
! partially fill their orders, some Withdrawing
on finding so sCant supply. In fact, if it
| had not been for sales Of old crop, the bust
ness would hardly have exceeded 300 bales
p The amount on shipboard not cleared
! shipment was set down this morning at
| 1900 bales 1880 for Liverpool and 2l00 for
the North, which, deducted from the stock
| then on hand by our running statement
left $3.50 bales to represent the quantity at
the landing and in presses and pickeries
unsold and awaiting orders. This it will be
observed, is without making any allowance
for engagements for HaVre, which will still
further reduce the supply unsoId.
The Exchange reports: Supply very linn
tied; demand good at lSc advance in low
middling."
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81, l872............... 6259
Arrived previously ................ 1907 3342
Total, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9G0l
cleared to-day ,...................... $40
| Cleared previously ,...,............-. 10 5l3
Stock on hand and on shipboard, not cleared. 9G88
Stock On hand and siIipboaId not cleared
same last .25 1893
Receipts proper since last evening $50
bales, against 4l4 on last Thursday and 265
! last September making an aggregate since
August 81 Of 1858 bales, against 1881 for the
corresponding time last week and 2275 last
September, an increase of 983 bales.
The Exchange kilograms make the
receipts at all the ports today 1868
bales, against GA last week and 1852 last
year, and since August 81 Il,Gl4 bales,
against 1859 last week and 7412 last year
increase 1902 bales Exports Friday to
Wednesday, inclusive, to Great Britain 425
bales, against 1856 last week, and to the con-
tinent none, against none Stocks at all
the delivery ports, made up at y NJ, g., 835
bales, against 1871 last week.
SUGAR-There is no demand for round
lots, but the dealers are doing fair bust
ness IN a JOB way. There have been deal
ers' sales of about 100 hhds, In job lots, in
the sheds, at 9hc for fair, IO19 a IO3Bc for
good fair. 1890 for fully fair. 1lGllIc
for prime, and 924c for seconds not re-
filled. City refinery yellow clarified is sell
ing on orders at LIE 0lIa4c, white clarified
l2A l212c, crushed and powdered 1874 a
1890, cut loaf 14l2c y 10
MOLAssEs-Fhere is none coming in. Thin
and sour from plantation is quoted
at 25030c y gallon city refinery
is selling at SOC for inferior, 46c for com
mon, SOC for fair 55c for prime, Coo for
choice and 80e0SI p gallon for golden
syrup.
FLoUR-The demand is confined to small
lots for the local trade, with sales to-day of
1000 bbls, of which so double extra at SIS:
so do at Sc IS; so and so do at Sc so; so and
200 treble extra at 81; 100 good treble ex-
ira at 81 25; so do at 81 so; 200 do at 81 IS;
50 do at 81 8714; 100 choice extra at SO %;
So so and so choice extra at So ST. 81
choice extra at So 20; $50 do at SO rs; IT'S
and 400 on private terms.
Com ME4L-The market is in good sup
ply and very dull Round lots are quoted
at 50 so y Dbl. At retail the rates are
s. IS az 90 p Dbl There were some round
sales at $2g50. 1t is offering freely. at s. 50
y Dbl.
PoRK-The market is dull. Mess is held
at Sl4 SO y Dbl. 50 bbIs sold on private
terms. 1t is retailing at SIS els % 2 Dbl.
Corn IN SACKs-Is in fair supply and
demand, without change in prices. The
sales embraced $500 sacks, of which 300
white and white mixed and 500 yellow and
yellow mixed at 58c; 500 white at Coo; 80
do at ole, and 200 (Sf. Charles county, do
oArs-Are in fair supply and moderate