New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-12
COMMERCIAL


7 COMMERCIAL
THURSDAY EVENING September o., fG7Ss
COTTON-The sales to day embraced $50 bales
| We give also the Exchange figures which are fo
average Lists according with its types while OUR
s h OF ss ss foT
middling, good ordinary and ordinary given al
the outside for strict Of those grades:
| NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssIMILATE3
| TO THAI OF 1IvERPOoLe
quotations saot.sion,
o DM Sas'ns @5e Sss
Strict ordinary s...ss. .oe.o.l4.4 a %
Good ordinary. 90 go 10 tpdib 81
| Strict good ordinary. ..s...s... l6a40l7
Strict low middhng ......so..iss a. =
Middllng .....e.e .ooss..e... 1871 0l8S SSt1
strict middilng .ss.s o.eo.oe.o.l9 6lse g.
Good mddling. ...s.o.....o...- a. 594
The;demand was fair, bue operations being re
strc'ed by scant supplies, the sales were con
fined to the limited amount noted above divided
among eleven buyers. One or two desirable lots
commanded figures above our quotations, but
other transactions showed 20 variation.
dispatch to the Cotton Exehonge, puts down
the crop of 1928, as made up by the Commercial
and Financial Chronicle. and adopted bv the New
York Cotton Exchange, as follows:
Received at shipping ports ....eoo 65l 346
overland direct to mills al 500
Consumed South. .os..o.essee 1871 ,662
3 s3O SOC
Total shipments overland .......s....e... 402 296
Deduct pre yously counted aa,o........oa 26O 1s6
Leaving direct overland cot before
counted. ............. ............ l4l 500
o1 10 tne auniIg account o, the ne~
ping ports were 595 1853, showing that SIS 9.S must
tn Doen "uueo ~ ''o "iio"i'io ioi ooiiec'oie"
The amount on shipboard not cleared going on
noafa aud engaged tor shipment otoN was set down
Sth oPshhS hnrs a,t ~ t xvuo paes loI tne
hsnS NV "r rpnnin" statemaUt Ias, eU.iU Oa
leaves oloo Daes 10 represei, tLe quantity at the
I'M auu IA p esso u eI VI ,an oioeTs.
almost vhamsied '"-o' N'' 'aiesi suP4S
COTTON STATEMENT
Bales.
Stock on hand Aucust 81 1919 oo.oa....,1 ~
Arrived since last statement itS
A rived nravionslv . aOa-2 2s,
Aii''eu p'o'iouf's
Tot., 10 .2a
f,,eo,a e" dar 80 o' 'oS''e'I nona i''-'
Cleared preyionsv. 037o o37
f,0 go 90" -
Stock On hand ys5
Stock on hand san time last wear Is 3o8
% manu- i ,a", 40
hecelpte proper since last evening 358 ba!es,
against 81 last Thursday, and 1854 last year max
ing an aggregate since Friday evening of 1901 bales
against 83i last week and $500 last year and since
August 81 of 1856 bales. against 055 last year.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at all
the porls today 244 bales, against l478 ON last /
II 0ll bales, against 1884 last week, and ", 35l
last year: Total since August 81 lass bales,
against So 700 last yearIdeerease u slo.
Britain 1900 bales against llol4 last week and to
the continent none, against none last week; -
NJ. II 281 bales, against 81 .2S7 last week.
UGAfmIhe , i;ecepts rom plantation were IN
usually large TINS morning, and embraced 10 hhds.
The market is dull, and the sales are confined to
lew hhds common at 91c. and some white Clarified
On private terms:
z &c v fb for coffee A; l2ls &c for crushed and pow
Tered; and l3hc for cut loaf; coffee is in good
1emand
MOLASSES-No movement: Stock in the sheds
O7 hhds Cuba moasses, 3o7 bbs New York syrup
md Louisiana reb0iled molasses ard 10 half bbls
louisiana molasses.
CITY REFINERY MOLASSES-Common is selling
N orders at 45c; fair SOC; prime 6lc choice Csc;
golden syrup IS 69ee " gallon.
FLoCR-The market continues very dull and is
lmost at stand still. The sales are confined to
"a 5bs Of which 50 on its merits at IS So Is choice
md 1850 choice extra at SO IS; so choice extra at
81 -, and 81 at Ss 81 t. Dbl
CORN MEALS quiet but firm, with small Z
took on hand II is4uoted at 81 s5a3 y bble with
ONE sales at W 70 T. Dbl.
PoRK.Dull. Mess is offering at ST. So retailing
|fS Dot. - esis naess sold at s L. 30 ard We
ave VEL heard OF zoo 6bls at 9 II Is y bbL
omand at whoesae and ga e sn9aideis
@ se ezcsp a re- s Is.a
Le s; nc, etai I'D SUES losc
ast evening 10 casks Clear sides sold at lie t. 10.
BthAhfAsI BACoNmThe supply OF choice is
ent. ~ c0 on ~ N'a dl1c summer cured Is
w w AZ AZ! iialLc = 10. o,.
hAMs-Qulet put hrm; Ordinary sugar-cured
re In9.ta AT i5al4c, cholce F'20l9c; favorlte
r = aps o a., Y 10.
ahp-i me supply Is nSnI ent me demand Is
mited. fierce is quoted at sa4 19c; key l01e a |
&c z 10; ~ tierces choice rehbed sold at &c y no.
Ooh n IN Naehs,-ls IN Ight supply and mod
rate 1emand. frlces are hrIne. The sales com
Use ,c SSoo sacks, OF which zoo and goo yellow at
~ Ply Mhlte anu mixed at 'uc, ana JooO white al
c p bushel.
oATs,Are in light supply and good demand, and
noes have an upward tendency; The sales EN-
aeed louo SACKS OF which 1000 choice at 4.c; 1000
otn sIoe .. 7ac' aho 'oo choce on the landing
sSc = onshel. |
si 2oa Supply is ar ana d the demand mod
HAf-Choice is in request and scarce. Ordinary
plentiful and dull. The sales comprise 400 bales,
which 100 prime at $22i 200 at S23, and 100
,oIce at szo q Ton. | 5