New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-07-25
COMMERCIAL.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, July "a. 1879.

CoTTON-Wi,h the exception of l bale,
we did not hear of sale to-day. Yester-
day, however, m addition to the amount
reported. buyer took Is bales, which was
withheld until to-day, making the sales 267
bales, instead. of 1872 as reported, and for
the three days 425, instead of $50.
Last evening we quoted good ordinary
at 1912 a zoe, and low middling at 20l3 02lc,
outside figures, as usual, for strict. To-day,
in the face of decline of l2c at New York,
and 4d at Liverpool, buyers claim further
concessions, and the. market closes unset
tied.
The Exchange gives no quotations, and
reports, Market at a complete standstill."
The amount on shiDbOard not cleared, go
ing on board and engaged for shipment,
was set down this morning at $50 bales for
the North, which, deducted from the stock
then on hand by our running statement,
leaves about $500 bales to represent the
quantity in presses and pickeries unsOld or
awaiting orders.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. lo7l.......... 25,323
Arriy yea since iast statement o7o s3
Add allowed tOrsamDies, wrecked
cOtIOls ttC..-..-- s......-..-.. lfJ55-I, 2,1O5
Total. I,O8O,826
Cleared to-day. none
Cleared previously. O82 I7O-l O82 10
Stock on hand and on shipboard, not cleared. 1866
Stock same date last ear................. 1864
Receipts proper since last evening, 81
bales, against 80 last Wednesday, and 6S7
last year, making an aggregate since Fri
day evening Of 3l2 bales, against 3l0 last
week, and 265S last year, and since Septem-
Der | of Jj3,G4j bales, against / ,42SS50
last year. Decrease, 1851. The Ex-
change kilograms make the receipts at all
the ports TODAY 32t bales, against 363 on
last Wednesday, and I425 ias5' year, and
since Friday 1885 bales, against 1886 last
week and G2i7 last year. Total since Sep
TENDER |, 1869, 10 bales, against 39I7 .339
last year. Decrease, !, 248, l64 bales Ex-
ports, Friday to Tuesday, inclusive, to
Great Britain 1850 bales, against no last
week, and to the continent 1926, against
1913 last week. Stocks at all the ports,
made up to IL ~, lI7,708 bales, against
I29, 2S5 last week.
SUGAR-We are again without any re-
ceipts from plantation this morning. The
market is dull at unchanged prices, and
the sales to-day were confined to A hhds
strictly prime to choice from first hands on
the landing at lie, and % hhds fully fair,
resale, in the sheds, at l0lRc, and US hhds
meladO, to a city refner, on private terms.
MOLASsES-The season is over and there
is none coming in from plantation. City
refinery is iObbing at 30c for inferior, 40c for
common. SOC for fair, 55c for prime, Zoe for
choice, and soc 0$l y gallon for golden
syrup.
Cow PEAs-The season is now over, and
there is none in the market.
FLOUR-The market has shown more
animation to-day. The sales embrace 5000
bbls, of which $50 double extra at S. IS; 50
low treble at Sc so; $50 and I25 choice ex-
ira at 81 80; Is do at 81 rs; 25 25, 50 and
100 choice at 50 25; IS do at S. so; 100 do
at s. IS; 40 do at 50; Is do on private
terms, and 400 and SO choice on private
terms. Superfne is quoted at 81 IS;
double extra at S. 50G5 IS; low treble
Sc 1871; choice 81 50GS 80 q Dbl. so half
bbls choice sold at 81 S7lR y half bbl.
Corn MEAL.-l02 and 100 bbls meal sold
on the landing at So 50, and Ga bbls at So IS
= bbl leaving little or none in first hands.
Dealers are iobbing it at 50 6QQ3 10 y bbi. !
PoRK-The market is quiet but firm,
with mess offering at SIS % Y bbl. 1t is
retailing at $l3 IS ID bbl. 100 bbls sold at
Sl3 1917; and 100 do at $13 25 y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEE-There is none in first |
hands, but some is expected this evening. |
shoulders at G24c; clear rib sides nc; clear |
sides Size y fb.
BREAKFAST BACON-A lot of 90 boxes |
Western sold at l01Rc y ID. The market |
s quiet but firm, with a fair supply on
hand.
HAMS - Choice sugar-cured continue
scarce and in demand and with an upward
endency in prices. The sales embrace
IS tierces, Of which 25; to arrive, at I54c: 5,
10 and p do, on the spot, at 1524c y Is.
They are selling in small lots to the trade
1t 1874 Gl6l4c y is.
LARD-Is in light supply and fair demand.
5 tierces refined sold on private terms; 40
10 at 95sc, and . kegs refined at l034c = tb.
BACON-The market is firm. with light
upplt and good demand. Shoulders are
uOted at &c; clear rib sides 9ls 39Ac; clear
ides 9as a 912c p tb. The sales to-day en-
raced l25 casks, of which IS casks shout
ers. to arrive. at Csc; % do on the spot at
C; % casks clear sides, to arrive, at 9I4c, !
nd 10 do, to arrive, at 94se T. 10; and 6, 10,
0, ], 6 and casks clear sides, on the spot,
t 9asc p tb.
Corn IN SACKs-There is a good supply
n the landing, with a very limited demand |
( previous prices. 1900 sacks were sold. of
-hich $50 yellow mixed-at 6Dc: $50 white !
liked al zoe; 200 do at 7lc 200 white at
lie, and 500 choice white at re 2 bushel
OATs-Are in good supply on the landing,
it'll a moderate demand at Yesterdays !
,ices $3.50 sacks were sold, to wit: 500
/. Louis at 4019c; 500 choice st. Louis at
e; 200 choice Galena at 42c; $50 choice Ca {