New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-26
COTTON STATEMENT.

Bales
| stock on hand September |, i9'5......... 9,91t
Arrived since last statement. 500
Arrived previously l!.CiuGing
city sanssI .,.'.............l5sl ,o83-l 59 ,39
Total: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. col 36t
C!eafed tO-oay.. ....'.-.s......... ! 498
Cleared previous. y................ "a, 8Gi
Consumed at Lehman Abraham
Co S mill. 7-6
Burned Ill steamers Sell $50 582
Stock on hand and shipboard not cleared So 78t
Same time last year 1927
To-days exports embraced .96 bales TO Naples
and 6lZ to New York.
Receipts proper SINCE last evening 2l5 bales,
against none on last Tuesday aid last year.
For comparative totals ioT the past three days
exports and receipts see above report.
T0BACCO,-The only sale reported to-day was
II hhds, making an aggregate thus far this week
of 1867 hhds, against 1888 all last week. Moth
ing has transpired to Indicate any quotab!e
change in prices, but the crop accounts from the
West are well calculated to 81 ren CITIZEN the
market. We repeat our quotations, follows:
Low lugs 5oa0oc; medium to good lugs 81 a7nc;
-Nl6hc
FREIGHTS-Yeste rday we reported shin taken
up to load with tobat 30, port not mentioned. The
market con tinu. trim ana We quote as follows:
BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool I'D; per
bushel 1Od; cotton to New York hc to Boston,
Providence, Fail River and Philadelphia, via New
York sc.
BY sail-Cotton 10 Liverpool, I'd; to Havre,
SUGAR-Only so hhis came N this morning.
Holders are not disposed to sell. The stock on
hand is very small, and mostly held for higher
prices, and the ma ket can not be quoted under
SIC for common; CSC for good common; SIC for
fir SC for good tar; ga 0stc for fully fair; ss q
va Tor prime; l0c for choice l04 NiOs tor yellow
Clarified. and Il01l4c for white clarified
MoLASSES-The crop has been distributed, and
there is none com ng in from the country. The
stock on hand is extremely small, and prime and
choice is scarce. Choice is quoted at 6od65c, ard
6 bDs sold at Csc z gallon. Inferior to common Is
quoted normally at 25a35c; fair 4505Oc prime 55c
CITY REFINERY sUGAR-Is selling on orders at
&c for standard in bbs; l2c tor granulated
CITY REIiNEkY MoLassEsis selling Hns , on orders
at SOC for common; 45c for fair SOC for prime s5c
for choice and So0S5c for golden syrup.
FL0UR-A steamer came in from St. Louis this
morning, and the total receipts by river and rail
are confined to 200 bbls. The demand is active
for fresh flour, and the supplies were all disposed
IF eadily, taken for Cuba and fer the local trade
The sales comprise 1885 bbla, of which, 500 bbls
last evening fol- Cuba on private teIms; 25, so. LOG
2O, 200 and 200 bbls i'll the local trade private
erms: so low treble at SIS l2; 100 choice tire BILE
Extra at ST. 25 25 100 and 100 at 81 so p bb The
supplies ght fol tie reason that very little
nsound flour is quoted at So 5ea4 50 p bbl; Sound
IS 2503 so for common; &3 1904 for fine; g. rs |
or supeIfne; 81 SOFA IS for double extra $S65 rs
xtTa; seas so for choice treble extra: and ST IS
80 for choice and family extra
CORN MEAL,small stock and light receipts;
ut no demand. Hoders are asking 81 90, and |
callers are iObbing at g. y bbi.
GRlTS-A receiver sold l25 bbls on the landing
t s. 9oi 1t ia jobbips in store at 81 1904 20 y
PORK.Western markets are better and stronger
oday; The stock and receipts here are small.
at are IS Rgg III 1h 81 sSs holding
q T bbl:. Dealere are iobbng at $2l 7502e y Dbl.
Dk1 SAIL MEAT-Ho-de1s are stronger and are |