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

| We remarked in our last report that a
| portion of the supply consisted Of small lots
| which the holders were anxious to close 0ut,
| and on which, in order to effect sales, they
! were willing to make concessions, but that
| the principal lists could not be bought at
| the ruling r&es This continues to be the
| case, and there is such wide margin be-
| tween the pretensions Of the largest holders
| aud the prices accepted for trifing lots
| pressed. upon be market that quotations
/ must be regarded as nominal For exam
| pie. Liverpool middling was sold yesterday
| at 23c, and today at 2234c, which is Ic be-
| low tide figures at which an order of anv
magnitude could be filed from the stocks
| OF the principal holders. Good ordinary
|. was offered to-day at 2ll4o, but the.larger
| holders ask more. Our quotations indicate
| 2i12 02l34c for strict good ordinary, and %
| '023l4c for for strict low middling. We
| have heard of no sales of either
/ The amount on shipbOard not cleared,
| going on board and engaged for shipment
| was set down this morning at 600 bales
| t2200 for Liverpool and 1000 for Havrel,
| which, deducted from the stock then on
| hand by our running statement, leaves
10000 bales TO represent the quantity in
| presses and Iickeries unsold or awaiting
| orders, to which should be added few
! hundred bales made from loose cottOns,
samples, etc, since the count Of stock.
p
leans Cotton Exchange is ready for the
members, but viii not be furnished for pub
LEGATION by the press until Monday, when
it viii appear in the evening papers.
The Exchange reports: Quotations. en-
tirelY nominal" Its figures are reduced
lac for middling, and l4c for the 10 wer
grades.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September ], 1871......... as, 823
Arrived since last statement, 43
Arrived rey10usly -. mum. -. ! ,O49 O4i
Add allowed for samples, wrecked
cotton, etc. ............-..... l3,51l-l 0e2, $50
To,al..,................................i O87 8ll
Cleared to-day ................,.... ISL
Cleared previously ......,.... 069 69O-l O70 3il
Stock Oh hand and on shipboa1d not cleared Ii $50
Stock same date last year...,.............. 56l7l
Today's exports we're to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 4 bales,
against 50 on last Saturday and 973 last
year, making total since September of
$50, $50 bales, against ,4l614S last year
decrease 465, 792 bales.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports to-day 2yl bales, against
600 ON last Saturday. and 32i4 last year,
and since September / 2662,562 bales,
against 3,692,708 last year-decrease ,430,-
40. The exports at all the ports yesterday
we're 2S4S bales to Great Britain against
none ON the previous Friday, and none to
the continent, against none. Stocks at all
the delivery ports l8 ,26l bales, against
LAG, 9J7 last week.
SUGAR-There were receipts Of 30 bhds
from plantation this morning The market
is quiet bat firm, with a good feeling,
although there Is not much demand, aud
the stock ia the sheds is diminishing. To
day 25 hhds sold on the landing at sac for
fair, and l0A llAc forgellow clarified:
MoLAssEs-TheE is none arriving nom
plantation, and the market is over tor the
season. CITY refinery is retailing at 3Qe for
interior, 40c for common, SOC tor fair, 55c
for prime, 60c for choice and SOC "a 81 v
gallon for golden syrup.
FLoUR-A lot Of SO bbls new wheat -four,
just received, from Southern Illinois, the
first this season, CHASING choice treble ex-
ira, sold On private terms The market
continues very duh, with only limited job
business doing, and the principal sales to-
day are confined to 1900 bbls, Of which 100
low treble extra at 81 so: 25 good treble at
S.; p and 6S do at So rs $50 choice treble
at SIS so; - and 100 do at IS Is: 80 choice
extra at So SO do at 50 IS. 80 do at
So 81 "a; SO aud so choice family at $40
and 200 choice on private terms
CORN MEALS now in fair supply on the
landing, with holders asking So Is 4g Dbl.
though we have heard of some sales at
8 s. y Dbl, and IS bbls sold in store at
50 so; so 100, SO and SO bbIs sold on the
landing at So 20 p Dbl together 500 hbls.
Cow PEAs-The small quantity remain
ing on hand IS retailing at s. Is y busheI,
and selling In larger lots at So so bushel
BAcoN-Sldes are in light supply and &C