New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-06
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared. :.
Same time last year.

Receipts proper since last evening 1892 bales,
against 2s44 on last THURSDAY and 4so7 la.t year
2427l bales against IA 998 last week and l8 800 last
year. and since August 81 Of "a 1886 tales against
so Ala last year-increase IA, Az
The Exchange teegrams make the receipts at
all the ports from II NJ: Yesterday 70 IL N. today
ssa sss against asd Daes
against rs 19l last week and s55 last year Total
since August 81 a2 524 bales against 2ss5s3 up to
Tuesday nOOn October s. last year-increase 81 ,99l.
Exports FRIDAY and Wednesday incusive) to
Great Britain 16 697 bales. against II 2o7 last week
saies against l last week and 1913 last year
stocks at all the delivery ports made up TO II NJ,
30 l68 bales against 2O872l last week and 2ol so2
TOBACCO-we did not hear of sale to day.
There was however some lnqu ~. Tine amount
quote a. follows: Low Jugs 81 0shc; medium to
good Tugs 708c; low leaf 81 0lOc; medium 1915
i2c; good 130l4c: fine l40l5kc selections l60l7c
Received since last evening bids; exported by
1i,s67' s'''A " n"D' 'N ~ '
FREIGHTs-A vessel has been laid on for Bor-
deaux at the going rates. st am rates TO Liver
pool are rather easier. We quote ss follows:
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool l7-32d; to New
Phiiadslphis. via New York, &c. Grain to Liver
By ssi-Cotton to Liverpool. nominal, at I'D: to
Havre l11 l-l6c; to Bremen J. &c; to Hamburg ac
NEW LOUISIANA SUGAR-THE FIRST or The
NEW CROP RECEIvBD THIS SEAsoN-One hid
this season from Mr.. L. Duchamp's place. parish
Of St. Maj tin, consigned TO Mr. A. Tertron, and
sold to MI. E. Camel at lose ID. Also bbl fair
from Mr.. Leon Babin's panl al ion, parish of Ascen
sion consigned to Mr.. a. F. hickman. and sod to
Mr.. &. Gamet at l0c y ID. The first received last
ninth of October, from the parish of st. James
and sold at csc y 10: Very little new is expected
until the twentyfft instant. a. planters are not
yet ee 81
ing. The stock is small and the demand fair. A
hkds sold Choice llss; off white lik0l'ac' and
NEW LOUISIANA MOLAsSEs-THE FIRST RE-
CE WE'D THIS SEASON-The receipts this morn
Martin, Mr. L. Duchamps place, consigned 70 Mr.
A. Tertrou. and sold at 81 y gallon to Mr.. Ga
met Also, one half Dbl new: from Il the parish Of
sold at 81 y gallon to h. Gamet The first re.
ceipts Of new mola.ses last year were ~ bbls on
the parish Of St. James, chasing prime, and sold
at CSC v gallon; 10 from the Upper Coast, no par
from the psrsh Of ST. James, cassns ne and
CITY REfISERY suaAR-1s selling on orders IN
loaf II &c TOR crushed, powdered and granulated.
CITY kEFINRRY MOLASSks-Is selling ON orders
600 for choice molasses. and ao0ssc for golden
FLOUR The market is much stronger, with an
active demand for the local trade and on speeula.
ton. and til, were sales to the extent of 2745
bbls, Of which 40 double extra at 81 IS; 5O.do at
At 81 SIN; 50, 100 and 65 good treble extra at
IS Is; rs and 50 do IS 37k: Is, so and so do at
IS 50: IS do at IS IS; Is choice treble extra at
&c. Is do at So l2,s; So so, Is and IS do at So 25
50, so and IS choice family at 81; 100, $50 200, 6oo
ming with strong upward tend. ncy, and double
and low treble extra are scarce and in request.
Common is quoted at e3; fine 90 rs; superfne
ira 81 750s l2k: good do e5 2505 50; choice
treble extra o5 1906 q: choice extra % 50 06 7S
choice family extra o6 1901 rs p bel
CORN MEAL-Contnues in fair supply and dull.
It 10 held at o. IS p bbl and some offers Of 81 10