New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-07-11
EN- WILLIAMS VAA1o11 1VAA1V4N3 ACo1@
TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL.

The market was extremely uull, Will uV hiIuAy
except for small lots, the limited amount reported
above being divided among five buyers. Good
ordinary sold at l5c strict good ordinary at re
these are all under inside figures in the re.
spectivs grades, but factors generally adhered to
their previous pretensisns. The tendency never
theless was manifestly to easier rates in accord.
ano> with the decline of Lied at Lvelp pool s1d
l-l60ll-32c in futures ut New YORK;
The amount on ehipboard not cleared gong on
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
the opening this morning at IS 600 bales embrac-
NE tis Mediterranean and $500 for the North which.
when deducted from the stock on hand by our
running last evening" 81 ooe nas tn
The Exchange reports: market dull and irreg
ular Sales 225 bales. including SO yesterday eve
The receipts included . bale Of Rio Grande new
CROP received by Messrs. GORDON Gomllla per
MOrgan'e railroad and steamers, from Galveston,
20 which port it was shipped by schooner from
Brownsville, and is understood to be for forward
ceive fancy offer. sample was exhibited at the
Cotton Exchange, where there was some cOnf1ict
of opinion whether it was all new crop, or mixed
new and old. The weight Of opinion however, was
in favor of it's being all 1t classed strict good
ordinary. and is Of GOOD staple. OF course this
bale from the extreme Southern line of Texas is
no indication of the progress of our crop, of which
no new is expected for some time. Last year the
first bale from the same point was received here
on July H. and forwarded TO New York on the fol.
lowing day. The present bale, as well as the bale
last ear was raised by Mr.. L. j. Hynes, OF Santa
noupd.. The first receipts Of new Of the Missis
sippi valley crop last year were on August 4, or
twenty. hiee days later than the first from the
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand august 81. ls7z............ 6.25s
A Arrved 1 OBVIOUSLY. 5s7
Made from waste, samples, dam.
aged aud lint product from .. o.. ,oo ,oo
- =
Total SO i''s' 44S
Cleared previously ..............l SAC ,sss
Consumed at Lane Mills. city..... S"-l,549
Stock on hand and on .hipboard not clesred As 93s
Stock on hand last year. 1'.9lo
To-day's exports were to Liverpool. 90,
Receipts proper since last evening ~ 1873 bales bales,
ing an aggregate since Friday evening of 2220
bales. against 1899 last week and 372 last year and
since august 81 Of ! 443 bales. against saooo'
last year-increase 2T6 I56. .
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at al
the ports from u NJ yesterday to NJ: to-aay zl.s
wear and since Friday II 3O9 bales against lOIO last
week and 2649 last year. Total since August 81.
35lOl54 bales against 1861 ,25s last year-lncrease
Exports. Friday to Wednesday inclusive, TO Great
Britain 9792 bales against II 999 last week. and to
the continent none against 1897 last week.
StOcks at all the delivery ports made up to II NJ.
7l5 $50 bales against 22O.536 last week
SUGAR-Receved this morning 81 hhds; The
CRY REFINERY SUGARS in good demand and
is selling on orders at for G'nss a or
MOTASSRs-There is none arriving from planta
zion and no demand for the stock III the sheds.
CITY REFINRRY MOLASSES-Is very dull and
is quoted at 42c y gallon for common. SIC TOR
fair. 58c for prime. and &c for choice .s. NV.
other descriptions are dull. The demand is only
local i752 bbls sold comprising % and 50 ebls low s
treble extra at So so choice treble extra at ~ 20;
$50 and so do at ST so; $50 choice extra at 80;
Is and 100 do at So; 200 at So 81 $50 at go 20;
"A and IS at So: 50 at 50 Is y Dbl: 100 and 500 On
CORN MEALS scarce and in demand 100 bbls
sold to arrive at 90 Is. 1t is jobbng at So 50 y
PORK-Continue. quiet but firm. Mess is quoted
in round lots at sl7 250l7 So and Is retailing at
DRY SALT MEAT-ls scarce. shoulders com
mand at 8s.c p 10.
BACON-Is ais. scarce and in demand with
further upward tendency IN pr s sou clear
sides lsa4 ale p 3D. Last evening % casss eisar
sides sold at lessc and rs do at lose y 10. To
day 50 casks clear sb sides sold at 'osc and ~ 20
~ B iR BAcoS-is very scarce and in de-
mand and prices have advanced sale T. 70. VEST
ern now commands isc = 10.
HAMS-Cholce sugar-cured are very scarce Ano
command l5dl6 = Is.
LARD-Choi.e refined is scarce and in demand
at sac r tierce and loc y keg.
WHiSKY-Is quiet but firm. Is bbls Louisiana rectls
fed y cent proof sold at SIC: 70 DDS cnolce tlnci
NAT, al 96c and 80 bbls Evansville at gle T. gallon
BULK CORN--Is offering at 4.0i8c T. bushel.
Stock small but some on the way.
COW PEAS-The season is about over ana there
is verv little demand. Carolina clay are quoted
at wholesale at Coo retailing at 500 9oc busheL
CORN IN SACKS-The market is bare OF WHITE
II is in request and would command high prices;
other grades are IN supply. The sales embraced
$500 sacks of which 500 mixed at 56c 1000 yellow
iIed at Sc 100 yellow at SIC; 800 and l3oo whte
at &c. and 800 white at SIC y bushel
OAIS-Are in fair supply ana goOd demand.
Prices are firm. The sales comprise 1850 SACKS OF
which $50 800 and 500 sacks St. Louis at 4oc; looO
and 1000 sacks at Ale y bushel.
bRAN-Ihe supply Is fair with better INQUIRY,
p 100 u.s.
HAl-Is in fair supply and demand. $50 bales
sold OF which ~ bales ordinary at SIS; $50 prime
at 10 20; 100 and $50 prime at 500 y ton
BCTTER-The supply is good and the demand
moderate. Prices have q downward tendency.
Choice Western is selling at 22c choice Goshen 32c
y 10.
CHEESE-Is in fair supply. The demand is slack
Choice Western factory is selling at l5hc; New
York cream l6hc y ID.
ESCULBSTS-LOuisiana potatoes are selling at
81 50d2 IS p Dbl; onions So Is y Dbl. Cab
bages seas y 100 Western beans S9; Northern
$40; green peas IS 50 p Dbl Dried peachS1, none
here: Dried apples &c p 10
GUNHY BAGS--Ars selling at IKE apiece, and
l8nc for reserved.
RICE-rs dull. The stock on hand comprises 800
bbls Louisiana. 10000 bags India, end 100 tierces