New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-19
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, July 10, 1879.
CoTToN-The market appeared at a com
plete standstill to-day, and we did not hear
of sale. We learn, however, that there
have been shipments by factors of 200 bales
to Liverpool and 1000 to New York.
The Exchange reports: Market at com!
plete standstillp and omits quotations.
The decline of I'D at Liverpool and the
demoralized state of the New York market,
where "spots" declined 15c and futures
9I61 5sc for August and 5.1609.16c for Sep
TENDER and October, were calculated to still
further depress prices, but nothing trans
PRED to show that factors were willing to
make further concessions. Last evening we
reported good ordinary at 204 02O17c, low
middling at 2lA 02l l3e toutside figures for
strict and middling at 22l4 02213c, while
the Exchange figures for the same grades
were 20l4 2lA and 224c.
A bale of the new crop, from the planta-
ton Of Widow Hausman, Dallas county,
Texas, passed through last evening by ex-
press to New York. a sample of it, drawn
at Galveston, was exhibited at the Cotton
Exchange by Mesrrs. Clason q Meter. This
is the bale which sold at Galveston at 93c
U 10, gold, equal to about 1926 currency,
in addition to which Mrs. Hausman re-
ceived premium from the Galveston fac
tors of $500, making a total of S665. We
also hear that it was passed free over the
road to Galveston, 1t is consigned to
Messrs. Fattman & Co., and tits supposed
will be shipped TO Liverpool, but may be
offered for the premium of $500 offered by
the New York Cotton Exchange. Another
bale, en- route from the Rio Grande, on the
steamship Harris, detained by grounding
III Arkansas bay. 1t is expected here on
Saturday. There is some question whether
the Dallas bale is not mixed. old and new.
,a-yr0rr CIR .1rryr-a~r
Stock on hand September l. 137l.......... 25,323
Arrived since last ststement..... "a
Arrived previously ................ I,of9,955
Add allowed for samples, wrecked
cotton, observation-disclosures. 1881 1923
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I090251
Cleared to-day. none
Cleared previously 1876, 705-1 076 7O5
Stock on hand and on shipaoard not cleared 10 564
Stock same date last year. 49876
Receipts proper since last evening 81
bales, against 60 on last Thursday, and
80 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening of $50 bales, against 372
last week and 1892 last year; and since Sep
TENDER l of 952, SOB bales, against l, 425, 557
last year-decrease Az, 1874.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at all the ports to-day 232 bales,
against go on last Wednesday, and $50 last
year; and since Friday, II NJ, 17l8 bales,
against 1886 last week and 1879 last year.
Total since September /, 2,666,986 bales,
against 1909, 1870 last year-decrease ,242,-
204 bales. Exports, Friday to Wednesday in
elusive, to Great Britain 1899 bales, against
1882 last week; to the Continent 1918 bales,
against none last week. Stocks at all the
delivery ports, made up to IL NJ, 128,482
bales, against 1873, 008 last week.
SUGAR-The receipts from plantation
this morning comprised 81 hhds. The mar
ket is firm, with a good demand for the
trade and for shipment, and the stock in
the sheds is diminished. Yesterday, not
reported, 100 and 500 hhds open
kettle sold on terms not transpired. To
day nearly 200 hhds sold, in several lots, in
the sheds and on the landing at SAC for
common centrifugal, gao for fair, l015c for
strictly good fair, 1880 for fully fair, and
l024c for strictly fully fair. Clarified is ex-
tremely dull. Choice yellow clarified is offer
ing at Ii 1Re y fb. Demarara sugar is retail
ing in the sheds at 10a4 0IIc " tb. City re-
fnery yellow clarified is jobbing at Ia q
l9c; white 1914 a l2l5e; crushed and pow
1ered $50 l3Ac; cut loaf 140l41kc y ID.
MoLAssEs-A lot of 81 bbls common
was received from plantation, and sold
at 45c y gallon. City refinery
IS jObbing at 30c for interior, 40c for
common, SOC for fair, 55c for prime, 60c
for choice and S0c0 81 y gallon for golden
syrup.
FLoUR-The market continues dull and
Unsettled at irregular prices, and only
United local demand. The stock on hand is |
arge. The principal sales to-day are con-
ined to $500 bbls, of which 60 superfne at |
81 IS; 6S and 100 do at S.; 100 and 100 |
louble extra at Sc; 100 good treble extra at |
56 25; so and 100 do at Sc so; 80 and 100 /
10 at So IS 100 choice treble extra at |
y %; rs do at 81 so; 100 do at 81 20; IS |
.hoice extra at 81 IS; 100 and 100 choice exc
ra at S.; 50 do at So 25; so do at S. 871s;
%, Is and 100 do at SO IS y Dbl; 300 and /
$50 bbls on private terms.
Corn MEAL-There is none in first hands, 1
,ut the dealers are well supplied. 400 bbls
old to arrive at 50 45 p Dbl. Dealers are
obbing it on the landing at So go, and in
tore at 50 IS 2 bbl.
PORK-The market is quiet to-day, but /
: very firm. Mess is held in round lots at
~ 70 2 bbl In addition to the sales of
ooO bois mess reported yesterday, sol bbls
we're sold last evening, comprising 100, Isl
ma @oO bbls mess at $I3 l2lR y Dbl.
y Is retaining at $l3 500I3 IS z Dbl. To
IISy t9S POS mess sold at $I3 1919, and $50
bAGoE-s in active demand to-day, on
pso91atlon and for the trade, and prices
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