New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-11
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EvEsIEG, August TO- 1872.
COTToN-The sales to-day embraced q
bales low middling at 1890, and 60 bales
pickery at -. Buyers reported the market
still easier. Yesterday 1890 was obtained
for cotton which could have been bought
the day before at l914G, and to-day 19l8e
was accepted for lot for which 19Ac was
refused yesterday We continue to
quote good ordinary at l80l819c and low
middling at 1918 a I912c, the outside figures
in both cases for strict.
Today's receipts include ii bales new
crop Texas, per steamPship Hutchinson,
consigned to ,Messrs. Edward PiIlsbury,
Franek g. Damned, and Cobb g. DOlhOnde
This makes total to date of Is bales from
the Mississippi valley and Is from Texas,
The Exchange reports Quotations nomi-
nally unchanged" and repeats the quota
ton of l9Ac for low middling.
There being none on shipbOard not clear
ed the stock by our running statement
represents the quantity in presses and pick
cries unsOld or awaiting orders, but there
is very little of it to be found on factors
tables.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, l871.......... Il, 353
Arrived since last statement IS
A A9 sP previously sly ana d:isad
cotton, samples. etc..,........ A,939-l ,O66 PAS
Observation-Disclosures. 1881, 566
Cleared previously o84 9O3-l, O84 9o3
Stock On hand and on shipboard, not cleared 6,663
Stock same date last year,................ 36,7I4
Receipts proper since last evening 4
bales against none on last Saturday, and
778 last year, making a total since Sep.
TENDER 1 of 953,762 bales. against l, 438. z62
last year-decrease 485, 600.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at all the ports from IL III. yesterday
to IL NJ. to-day 234 bales, against l76 last
Saturday and 104 last year, making total
since September l of 9, 673, 929 bales, against
3,943, 497 last year-decrease 1868, 562. Ex-
ports yesterday to Great Britain none,
gainst 292 bales last week, and to the con-
tinent none, against none last week. Stocks
at all the delivery ports, made up to 70 M.
8l,336 bales, against lO3, 38z last week.
SUGAR-There were no receipts this morn
ing from plantation. The market is very
dull, and the sales and resales to-day are
confined to so hhds at &c for some inferior
on the landing; I01sc for fully fair in the
sheds, not reflled, and lie for strictly
prime.
MOLAssEs-Only five barrels were receiy-
ed from plantation this morning. They
have not yet been sold. City refinery is sell
ing at Doc for inferior. 40c for common,
soc for fair, 55c for prime, Coo for choice
and Soc 0Sl % gallon for golden syrup.
FLOUR-At the request Of the trade we
omit all classification; only the quantity
sold and the prices paid are now reported
to us. The sales to-day embrace 1000 bbls,
100 at S. So so at Sc 6219 so and 400 at
ST.. so at s. 25; so and so at 81 so; so, 50, 50
and so at 81 rs; so at So; 100 at So As; 100
at So 50; % and 300 at 80; 100 at SO 1915
100 at So 25 so at 50 so " Dbl. Poor -four
is very dull; fresh and choice is in fair de-
mand.
Corn MEAL-Large receipts have de-
pressed the market. 500 bbis sold on the
landing at So Is; 200 do at 50 20, and 3I8
at So 80 p Dbl.
BREAKFAST BACON-Western continues
scarce and in demand at 1l& aI2c y .fb. |
A lot of 10 boxes sold at I2c v tb. Northern !
s dull at lie p ib.
BACON-Is in active demand, with an up
ward tendency in prices. The sales to day |
nearly 600 casks, of which 10 |
casks clear sides at 10 3-l6e; 10 casks clear |
30 do at l0Ac; g. casks shoulders on the |
anding at 7lsc; 10, 10, Is, 20, as and S. |
tasks clear rib sides at 9ze y tb. To |
arrive, 10 and IS casks shoulders sold at |
$50 p 10. The market closed at 7I5c for |
shoulders, 1Qc for clear rib sides, and 1913 a |
L0l9c for clear sides.
DRY SALT MEAf-The stock is in dealers |
hands, who are retailing shoulders at 634c; |
clear rib sides She; clear sides Sc y Is.
PORK-The market is dull, without any
movement. Mess is quoted nomina1ly at |
sl3 so y Dbl. 1t is retailing at SI3 1904
p Dbl.
HAMs-The market is quiet, but firm, at
60l6l3c y Is for choice sugar-cuIed. A
OF of 10 tierces sold at I6l5c Y Is.
LARD-Choice is in light supply and good |
demand. 40 kegs refined and 10 do kettle |
endered sold at1l lac, and 90 kegs refined
N private terms. Tierces are quoted at 81
19@4c for refined, and sac for kettle rem
lered
WHIsKY-The supply and demand are
10Th small. Is bbls ordinary Western rec
itied and % bbls New Orleans white wheat
old at 93c; so choice Cincinnati rectifed at
&c, and . bbls Louisiana at 94c y gallon.
BULK CoRN-Is offering at Sic y bushel.
here are orders here for it for Great. Rri-
ain, but they can not be filed owing to the
7ant Of freight. room. Purchases could
rObably be made for less than sic y
usheL. Suitable freight room is expected
ere In the course of the next month.
CoAL-The receipts of Pittsburg yester-
9rday were boats and 8 barges. contain
lg 233, 600 bushels. 1t is held at 6Oc y bbI.
) the boat load, though the market Is I'M
ettled, and we hear Of sales made at 55e'i
bbl, by the boat load. Pittsburg ia sell