New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-09-01
COMMERCIAL.

S4TrH7Ay EVENING. August q, Is72.
COTT0N-Th6 sales to-day embraced 100
bales at full prices. As there was no more
to be had at our previous inside figures for
low middling we revise our quotations as
below, and give also the Exchange
figures, which are for average lists
according with its official type, while
ours present the proper range OF the market
for average lists, but with tho outside
figures for low mid2ling given as tie out
80 So General Exchange
Gvoat.ons. quotations.
Low ordinary. .>.,...........- q
Ordinary .........,........-..-- q
Low midiIing ...........20 Q224 2a5
Midding .......... ~. ~ = LLJ IV'S
Strict mjldling .......-....... 2;Ita q
Good middhng.. G
Strict low middIing sold at 20 a 20L4e;
middling at 2Dl2c; strict midllng to good
lnidding at 2Ozac, and good Hiiddljng at
Dig. These figures show 10 variation from
Yesterday but the market was manitestly
stronger, being strengthened by an it'll
Droyement at New York Of isc on spots
and he in tutuTef, no doubt caused by the
crop accounts.
Numerous dispatches and letters were
received here to day giving yery gloomy
accounts Of the condition u the crop and
the ravagcS Of the worms. The bulletin
board of the Exchange had nineteen tele-
grams OF this kind, mostly dated Last eve.
ming, but some Of them to-day. One from
North Carolina was FAY Orable, another from
Charleston Less so, and the rest from
Georgia, Mississippi and Louisiana were
uniformly gloomy, reporting serious damage
from Groa9nI, f,3S' pCll "oi5n9 any y AK I5ie
ca5eTpiIaf' one u1SP5ocn ?u's 10 d
Of the whole is that the aspect Of the entire
field has been materially changed for the
worse since Se9nol9'S uo o;oT
S,elIo - + ,s' $50, io nnaa4,ms ~ M
among me e1cl ; oRtl4'IES IN ny
YORK. ouC allolSu ~ eA $3.50 sLSI1 "t tt
tl9h ID our own G9lson Gi.ciS. lu 10 4't tI
ehtcS lnaA Is 1n''l'fVoA l" Jul Vpoi ~ 'i1o
market al, ........z ,,,.,,.,-o+ eu,,, =.
ihF I~AtHan9g i5'2 , - ,aia|d
,,I';Io+i,o+ fa, rli5,IIing tID1hangrd
7so, while that 1of hllotllins l7 Uncil''"sco'
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
Stock on hand August 81 60 %
arrived 'o''"s''''''''''''
Tot8l. ......-.-..-.. 5ai
Cleared to-day. ...... ......z..... none
60.
St"cK 81 hanT l anS q" nov ny sTrd
sane ~ ia szt., YEAR s.l 523
R.,.a,,,rs nronar. s,rce i9sr EVENING .g4
1,I., s,.,ains+ IA taz+ vp,r
III, f2Tnhsn,Ta t.Ia,5rane mako tbe ~
c..i1,t, j iii I'M n0rT- tn-lav 8S5 bales.
,.,Pt;,s+ .}-.} ~, Iast Sttnrdav and l0l3 Iast
tE,,,,,,ris va,tnrdav - Great Britain
An, a--4inst 3j39 last vel, Stocks IN
IN iii Ialjt,Srv nnrts made m 10 d NJ
81 2Q2 hsIna aGains+ II IjQ lat week
,pN T rrprr IL receints.from pIan
+,tion Ills Innrn;ny The market il doII
,nd tha s41es tn-d.y are confined Is rs hhds
80 II 81. tnr valloU clarified ind / 3sc for
Iyhita Snmt3 iob sales we're made hy deal
NJ At I01s n j0Iee Tor fair. and lGa4c for
Fnllv fa;r.
Mar ,ssrs-There is none coming in. Thin
and sonr from plantation is quoted
NJ y593Oc a gallon; city refinery
il selling ut Boo for inferior. 40c for com
mon SOC for tair, 55c for prime, SOC for
choice and SOC 9$l y gallon for golden
syrup.
FLoUR-The stock on hand is smdll. but
amply sufficient for the demand, which is
limited. The sales today embrace $500
bbls. OF which 300 on its merits at s. 70;
100 low treble extra at Sc rs; 100 On its
merits at ST. 30 and $50 treble extra Mt ST.
lUO, $50 and $50 choice treble extra ut 81 10;
so do at S.; 50 and 50 choice extra at So %;
50 do at s. so; 90 and 100 choice family at
81; IS do at So so; 20 do at 81 IS; 20 do at
$40; 50 treble extra, l54 and 800 choice eX-
ira on private terms.
LAED-Choice continues scarce and IN
demand p tierces refined solo at lUc; 40