New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-06

Low middling.. 1lSa 1875
Strict low middling. ........ i6!s 0!6a
Middling. .........-.....to'sO loA 1875
Strict middlin2 ..............- OF
Good middHnR.. o. 'nom
With more encouraging kilograms from Liver.
pool and New York. the market opened with more
| inquiry, but the movement was checked by the
scant supply offering, particularly OF the kinds
most in request and in many cases factors asking
above the limits of the pending ORDERS and in fact
above the ruling rates. The sales during the mOrh
ing were consequently confined to little ever 200
more animated and the entire business summed up
the amount noted above. We find rather more
factors being more rigid than others, and varying
in their judgment, according to the market for
which they are filling orders Good ordinary sold
at &C. low middling at 1524, Is and even low
as l5kc, and middling high STYLE at l6Ac. Owing
to the limited number of buyers factors who wish
to close conssnments are generally compelled to
accept inside figures while large part of the
limited supply offering is held at outside rates or
even a fraction more, which buyers are sometimes
compelled pay in order to fill their orders. Hence
the wide range in quotations.
The amount shipboard not cleared going on
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
the opening TINS morning at 5000 bales embrac.
ing 1000 bales for LIVERPOOL and 1000 for the North
which, when deducted from the stock on hand by
our running statement yesterday evening, leaves
IA 800 bales to represent the quantity at the land
ing and in presses unsOld or awaiting ORDERS
The Exchange reports: "Sales $50 bales: demand
good" Its quotations are reduced y on all grades
except low ordinary.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
Stock on hand August 81. ls73............... TN
Arrived since last statement. So
Arrived previously. ...t326, AL 326 l9e
Corrections. .."....................... 23092
Total ;...................'. ..i''64 400
Cleared Cleared OBVIOUSLY. ,ssaSSI
Consumed at Lehman Abraham
l. Co.'s Lane Cotton Mills. 800
Sunk in scuttled ship Ailsa, to be
added if ever recovered. 2,552-l,336.l74
Stock on hand and on shipbeard not cleared,
corrections included. 20,23l
Same time last year. corrections included. 9,223
To-days exports were to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening IS bales,
against "a on last Wednesday andI387 last year,
making aggregate since FGdav evening of 66
bales against 5l3 last week. and 1878 last year and
August 81 1214 1897 bales againstIl Pa cl last
year Corrections included both yearsl-decrease
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from II M. Yesterday to IL NJ. to-day
727 bales against 504 on last Wednesday and 29 last
year. and since Friday, 350 bales, against 2645 last
week. and Bali last year. Total since August 81,
3743 653 bales, against $50 last year-ncrease
1903.
Exports FRIDAY to Tuesday inclusive) to Great
Britain 6473 bales against 43O3 last week and 100
last year, and to the continent - bales, against
last week, and PIG last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to % NJ.
l60 ol2 bales against l79 500 last week and 1888
The above totals at all the ports exclusive of
TOBACCo-we did not hear of a sale to-
day Sales thus far this week . hhds, |
against Az hhds all last week and 564 the |
at 1000 bhds The market is firm at our revised |
quotations of last week, as follows: Low to |
medium Tugs 71s 0sac; good to fine sh0sc; low |
leaf s1a 0lo4c medium lOs oil &c; good to fine 20
12hc; selections l3Ol4c. Received since last |
evening hhds; exported none stock on hand by |
our running statement 1854 hhds.
FREIGHTS-A ship was taken up for tobacco |
yesterday, particulars not reported. The steam
ships on the berth for Liverpool are all full and no
or,fa how han do
but it is proposed to raise the rate to 7l6d There
is no sail room for that port. The mar-et con-
BY steam-Cotton New York kc to Philadelphia
&c, to Boston, Providence and Fall River, via
Philadelphia ac.
SUGAR-Only hhds were received tlis morning, |
and 40 hhds sold at 9'sc for good fair and sc for
MOLAsSES-No receipts and no sales to-day
FLOUR-The market continues dull with only
small local demand. 1900 bbls sold, Of which 95
IS So so do at SIS 49, 100 and 100 good treble extra
1t So 800 at So l2 200 and 100 choice treble extra
Sc At Sc s. 20 at bSl G and so5 BIS bsIs on
CORN MEAL-Is in good supply and dull 1t
8 theldI at SO IS, and buyers offer S3 7O03 IS y
PORK-Quiet but strong, early in the day. at
s25 y Dbl for mess and retailing at s25 so p Dbl;
'ut later the stock was held at $25 so y Dbl and
higher under Western advices
DRY SALT MBAT-Only small lot of shoulders
n first hands. Dealers are retailing them at 9dc |
p ID.
BACON-Quiet but firm early in the day, with a
rood job trade at 10 for shoulders l3 for clear
id SIDES and 10 &c for clear sides Round lots were
quoted at 10c for shoulders BE for clear rib Sides
md 10 &c for clear sides. Last evening 20 casks |
lear RIB sides sold at &c. This morning so casks
old, of which Is Casks shoulders private terms; |
do at lOc; casks clear Sides spot, at 13asc and
6 do, to arrive, at l3Ac p fb. Later the market |
'ecame excited under Western advices prices ad- |
anced, and the stock was hello at higher prices. |
3 casks sold, comprising 10 casks shoulders at
Otc; l3 casks clear sides to arrive, and 20 and %
pot. at &c, and Is half casks clear rib sides at
3kc y ft. The market closed at 1870 for clear |
ides; l3 i c refused for clear rib sides.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is scarce and commands
HGMs-Choice sugar-cured are scarce, and com.
aand l6k 0l7kc " Is. 10 tierces sold at lie |
LARD-Continues scarce and in demand at l5c |
Or tierce andll50l5kc for kes. so kegs refined
wHISKYeIs dull Louisiana rectified is quoted
ST. Oh choice Cincinnati at s 06 y gallon. 25 |
DIS ordinary Western rectfed sold at S OBJ ~ |
ailon; best beands command s. 0501 06 ~ gallon; |
Dds louisiana rected sold in two equal lots at
CORN IN BULK-The market is bare. 1t is
I 10 rec TO arrive at sc p bushel for mixed.
w MAI In BULK-The market is bare. 1t is |
fering to arrive at 81 IS p bushel for No. red
Tinter.
CORN IN sACKs-Is quiet. The stock is small
acks OF IoE me trade The sales comprise $50
: SOc and 800 white at 94c ~ busbel
OATS-The supply is fair aud the demand has
"a st sc Sqs Plees are firm 300 and 600 sacks
p, SRAE1s plentiful and dull 200 and 500 sacks
"a. sod vSsB and
Is g, and l6o do At $27 y ton. 'n0'0' - :
sALT-Trade IL dull. The supply Of all
'sdss * = Ill liberal 40 We quote Liverpool coarse
bag Of two bushels Table enlt in vecLet" 80 '