New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-11

The demand was confined to very few
buyers, some of whom were unable TO find
the kinds wanted, while other descriptions
were offered without meeting any inquiry.
Strict good ordinary sold at 23c, low mid
ding at24 a24Ae and middling at 25 025Ac.
We heard of no sales of strict low mid
ding. which is still quoted at 243s 124lRc.
Some factors continue very stringent in
their pretensions, but others, who wish to
close cOnsignments, evince a willingness to
meet the demand freely at the ruling rates
Many Of them, however, hold cotton for
which there is no demand Some offers of
cur inside figures were pending to-day, but
at the close had not been accepted
X The Exchange reports quotations nOmi-
4 nal. 1t makes no change it its figures.
4 The amount on shipboard not cleared
4 going on board and engaged for shipment
fl was set down this morning at IS, 500 bales
4 which, deducted from the stock then on
/ hand by our running statement, leaves
4 about Is, 800 bales to represent the quantity
/ ia presses and pickeries unsold or awaiting
! orders. OF this there can hardly be 10000
/ bales actually on sale.
COTTON STATEMENT.
! stock on hand September, 1871 IS "a
| Arrived since last statement..... IA
arrived preyionsly.. ....,-...,;. l,o4z,25O
COTTON observation-disclosures. I55ll-l, O58, 485
Total............................. I,o838o8
Cleared to-day .s......,......... none
Cleared previously ........:.... 104I 674-l 04 STA
stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared a. 134
Stock same date last year.. ....,......... 62444
Receipts proper since Saturday evening
744 bales, against $50 on last Sunday and
Monday, and 1854 last year, making an az
gregate since Friday evening Of $50 bales
against 2 l8 for the corresponding time last
week, and l6l2 last year, and since August
81 Of 946,7Sl bales, against l,370,58S
last Year-decrease 423,S07 bales The
Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from - NJ. on Saturday
TO II M. to-day 2735 bales, against S5l
last week and 4409 last year. and since
II NJ. on Friday 44I6 bales, against 1888
last week, and 1888 last year. Total
since August 81, 2636,032 bales, against
5,ote,U4S last Iear-deerease l,l74,0l0.
Exports, three days, to Great Britain 81
bales, against 1877 last week; to the conti-
nent none, against 400 last week Stocks
at all the delivery ports, made up to IL NJ. |
to-day, l74,4l9 bales, against l85,037 last
year.
SUGAR-The receipts are more liberal |
than usual, and embraced, this morning, |
252 hhds and SO bbls. The market continues
very dull. with little or no demand, and
good supplies offering on the landing and /
in the sheds. Only % hhds were sold to-
day at She for fair, and 9l2e tor strictly
fully fair.
MoLAssEs-O Only SO bbls were received
from plantation this morning They were
mostly sold at SIC for Door and thin re-
boiled, and 40 for thin reboiled.
FLoUR-The market continues inanimate,
with fair stock on hand, and oulya retail
business doing. Buyers show no DISPOSE
ton whatever TO operate, although holders
are. anxious to realize. and are wiling to
make concessions. There are no orders
here for export. The principal sales are
confined TO 700 bbls, Of which IS on its mer-
It's at W, 30 double extra at$7 1914 100 low
treble extra at So so, so do at IS so, so and
5OO choice extra at $40. SO do at SO 25, 25
10 at SlI IS y Dbl, and 50 choice extra on
private terms.
S0kN MEAL-The market is quiet, but
5teaay, with holders asking SO rs y Dbl on
w lan ~ 6g Purchases could, perhaps, be
na ~. ~ q ~ Y Dbl. A lot of IS bbls sold
,, JoltN-tne market is we'll supplied. s
Nmte Is N good demand, but mixed Is J
'ather SLOW OF SALE The ales to-day EN-
'race gVUV sacks, of which $50 yellow and
100 mixed on the landing at zoe: 700 mixed q
It Tie; $50, 200, 600 and $500 white At 76e b
'ushel, and $500 white, in warehouse, At I
So y bushel. ~ )
BULK CoRN-Is in moderate supplv and