New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-14
TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL.

The dem and was limited and :le market ex-
tremeiy dull throughout the day the ilnited busi-
Brokers reported having bought mixed Lists az
decidedly easier prices but added that their pur
chases could not be fairly used as basis for quot
tons The outside figures for strict OF the several
grades may be regarded as asking prices. and TO
effect sales it would be necessary to make some
concessions. OF course, with SO little competition
among buyers, it would he inpracticabe 10 close
off consignments by pressing the market, unless
az reduction from quoted rates.
The third bale of new crop made in Louisiana.
OF the first called by those who ignore the two
bales previously received from NANNY, Sabine
Hodgs0n, and We understand, bought by Mr.. Frank
Won Phul, to be forwarded by express to st. Louis.
1t weighed 5l2 fs, and brought the fancy price of
q &C. The two bales from Nanny were sold soon
after their arrival by private sale at 2oc.
While Nj. Pierson $ bale is the third and not the
first bale of new crop. We have no doubt, from the
representations made to US, that II IS the first
made oH any one plantation. As we mentioned III
our report of the third instant the two bales from
produced from several neighboring Plantations
and ginned, baled and forwarded by NJ. Stille Of
that inland town Coming from several era pIs pan.ss
ne So Of the crop in that parish. In fact we learn
from letters to the factors that there has been lit
tie rain i'll that particular neighborhOod. and the
crop is remarkably forward when compared VitE
other localities.
The amount on shipocard cot cleared going On
board and engaged for shipment was set down
at the opening this morning at 20 bales I'm
bracng COCO for Liverpool. 1000 for Hare and
100 for the North, which. when deducted frou,
the stock on hand by running statement
last evening, leaves $500 bales 10 represent the
quantity at the landing and II presses UnsOld Or
The Exchange reports: Marie: unchanged.
Sales 200 bales
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand Angus. 81. is7s..........:. 6.zss
Arrived since last tetateMent..... a."
Arrived previOUsiy..... ....l, -Is
Made rom waste, samples. dam
aged and lint product from
city oil IL n:.ls................... 2ic's-lso,.ss:
Total .;....................".... ...lse'.'so
Cleared pre- viHusy y................ ,.ee ,s5;
Consumed at Lane Mills city,. sl'-l,o",'lc
Stock On hand and on .hipboard not cleared 1850
Stock OIL hand last year. t,a.5
Receipts proper since las: evening i.s bales.
against 3S1 on last Wednesday, and - last year,
ma king all aggregate since Friday evening OF lps!
bales against 1918 last week. and l45 last year and
since august 81 of .256,S6. bales against es3"a
last year-increase 1872, ass
this morning. The stock is small and in tew
hands, having been mostly bought up. The. de-
mand is good; prices are ruling higher. 81 hhds
sold at 9ac for fail and ea.c FOX strictly fully
fair. Prime is jobbing at l04:e. choice io2.e,
yellow clarified llalla4c There is little OF no
CITY REFINERY SUGAR-Prices have advanced,
owing to a reduced stock and it is selling orders
at ia. l2c for coffee A. l2c for crushed and pull
verized, and l3ac for cut LOAF Coffee a Is
scarce and in demand.
MOLASSES-NO movement.
CITY REFINERY MOLASSES-is very iulf. It
is quoted at 42c + gallon fOr common. SIC for
fair 58c for prime. 62c for choice and S5Gsoc tor
golden syrup.
FLOUR-The marle; :. very firm, with a good
local demand and small supplies. Choice hou. is
in demand for the trade and common is wanted
for the cotton worm. There were sales to-day of
1881 bbls. of which 40 supertine at $5; 10 and 20
double extra Sc 25 so and SO low treble extra at
st So 25o good treble extra at 49, ~ do at 1 so
good treble extra at 81 so; 23 at SO; n1 choice
extra at 2 IS and IS do at $50 5; I3s at 49, 80 at
50 49, 25 at s 10: SO at $40 so; 800 and sos choice
treble extra On private terms -,
CORN MALLS neld at So so T. Dbl, with a
good demand and firm market. 400 bbls sold, com
prisug 50, So 100 and 100 the spot at So Is. and
loo 10 arrive at IS IS p bbl.
POkk-The market IS quiet but very firm, with
a small stock on hand. Mess is quoted in round
lots at si7 so and is retailing at sls T. Dbl
DRY SALT MEAT-Shoulders are scarce and are
selling in store al 81. 0s'ac p it. They are retail
HAMS--Choice sugar.curei are in light supply
and good demand and the market is frmer 10 and
10 tierces sold at l6c and 10 at l61ac f. 10.
BACoS-The market is very firm, with good
inquiry, and small stock or hand. Shoulders are
quoted at l0c, clear rib sides at l1ss al &c and
clear sides at 20l2 &C the Outside figures obbing.
5 casks shoulders sold at lOc p tb.
LARD-Is unchanged. Choice is scarce and prime
is dull 2W tierces refined sold at slsc and IS do at
&c T. 5. Tierce IL quoted at go 09c keg He Z TO-
BULK CoRN-The market IS bare. 1t is in re-
quest and supplies would command soc r bushel
read ly. Export freight room is wanted
COW PEAS-Are jobbing at roc 2 bushei. The
season is nearly over.
WHISKY-is very firm. with q small stock on
hand. Louisiana rectiied. y cent proof is quoted
at csc, ard choice Cincinnati. rectitied at 81 p
gallon. so bbls Ciucnu All sold at 5 r. gallon.
CORN IN SACKS-Is in light supply and fair de-
nand. The sales comprised s0t0 sacks, of whcn |
200 SACKS yellow mixed at .o. 500 white mixed at
73c; 800 white at 75c, aud 1900 sacks yellow mixed
1t 67 y busheL
OATS-Are in fair supply and moderate demand, |
lu previous prices. $50 sacks sold of which, 200 |
sacks choice st. Louis at 43c; $50 at 44c $50 and
so sacks choice s}alena at 4sc y bushel.
BRAE-Is in light supply and fair demand. The
ales are confined to 1876 sacks, Of which asz sacks,
atent packed, from store, at 75c; and loo on the
andipg. at 35c Y l00 Ms.
HAY-The supply OF choice 10 fair, with a good |
emand Prime and ordinary qualities are in good |
uppiy and limited demand. The sales are con-
ned to 900 bales Of which 100 prime at S24; so at
"a 50; and 50 choice at &29 y ton
BUTTER-The supply Of inferior qualities is l
lentiful Choice qualities are in fair supply and
emand. Choice Western 10 selling at 23cO25c; in
rior qualities Csc; choice Goshen 35c y 10.
CHEHGE-Is IN good supply and fair demand.
rcam lsc; Bnglish dairy l70lsc p 10.
RICE-Is in fair demand. We quote: LouisianA |
ir IA 6Tk c: prime 1k d8c; choice Sc p 10; Caro-