New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-09
COTTON STATEMENT.

stock on hand September I. 1871. 1888
Arrived since last statement..... lH9
Arrived previously. .......- j ,O44 lI2
Add allowed for samples, wrecked
cotton, ete......... lJ9ll-l U5l, t4l
Total. .,,...r.....-....... ii55 Goa
Cleared TO-DAY. -..............s... none
Cleared previously .............. Gal,b14-l 94 674
stock on hand and on shipbOard, not cleared. $50
stock same date last year,. ........''-.. btS84
Receipts proper since last evening 1903
bales, against 6S on last Saturday, and 4l8
last year, making an aggregate since August
81 Of g46,O37 bales, against l,369.334
last vear-decrease 423, 297 bales The
Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports to-day 1851 bales, against S37
on last Saturday and 1924 last wear. Total
since August 81 2,633,297 bales, against
3,SO5 633 last lear-decrease l,lT2,34l.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up TO
- NJ, l72, $50 bales, against 203,27I last
week.
TOGACCO-We remarked in our last re-
port that there were negotiations pending
for several lots which, So far, had not been
contaminated We have since learned that
at a later hour q sale was closed Of 209 hhds
at -. This, together with hhds not re-
ported, makes a total yesterday of 42l
hhds, and for the week OF 1880. To-day ]
had sold at -. Nothing has transpired to re-
quiTe any change in our quotations, " hich we
accordingly repeat as follows: Lugs 8 a &c
low leaf 90l0c; medium lea II Ice; good
l2D l212c, and fine and selections l3 0l34c.
SUGAR-Only IA hhds were received from
plantation this morning. There is some
little inquiry for small lots for the local
trade, otherwise the markets. very dull and
without any animation. Good supplies are
offering in the sheds and on the landing.
The sales to-day were confined to 50 hhds
at &c Tor low common, and 9@se for fully
fair.
MOLAssEs-25 bbls were received this
morning but had not yet been landed. The
season Is over for plantation supplies and
the small lots that are now coming in Oc-
casionally are clstern washings.
FLOUR-We are again without any i'm
prOvement to note. The market continues
very dull and depressed, with holders
anxious to realize and willing to make con
cessiOns without finding a buyer at any
thing approaching trade figures. Quota
tons can BOt be given, and only a limited
retail or job business is doing, Tho pTinci-
pal sales to-day are confined to 30 half-bar-
Eels choice extra at s.; $50 bbls treble extra
on private terms; so single extra at 81; Is
double extra at 81 1872; 100 good treble
extra at So -; 100 do at So, and 50 choice
treble extra at So 1215 % biol
CORN MEAL-There are now supplies on
the landing, some ZOO bbls having come 10
since yesterday, and the market is dull,
with holders asking So IS and buyers offer
ing 50 65 y bbl 623 bbls were sold. Of
which SO bbls in store at So 65, 200 and 1913
on the landing at s. 20, and 80 do at So 50
p Dbl.
CoRN-White is in light supply and fair
demand, while mixed is in good supply but
rather slow Of sale. AS usual, however. on
Saturday, there is not much doing. 2900
sacks were sold, of which 500 and 800 mixed
and 400 yellow and yellow mixed at zoe;
$50 white at 75c; 200 and $50 white attic q
bushel.
BULK CoaS-Is offering at Gee p busbol
for mixed, with little or nc, demand; the
season being nearly over for purchases Of
feed corn for the country, pasturage taking
its place. There are foreign orders here at
58c y bushel.
OATs-Are in fair supply and demand at
prices. 400 sacks sold at 55c, and
300 do at Soc y bushel
BRAN-Is in light supply and dull at
81 IS % 100 TBS. There were no sales wor-
thy of note to-day excepting 200 sacks at
81 25 p 100 lbs.
HAY-Continues in light supply and mod