New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-01


Sunk in scuttled ship Ailsa, to be
added if ever recovered. 2s52-l, 1882 5s4
Stock on hand and on shipbeard not cleared,
corrections included. q, S61
Same time last year. corrections included. ~ III
To-day g exports were to New York and includt d
IA bales new crop from the Bic Grande per steam.
ship George Washington.
Receipts proper since last evening AZ bales,
against 213 on last Friday and IS last year making
an aggregate since Friday evening of 1897 bales,
against l45S last week and 1863 last year and since
August 81 OF l2l421l bales, against 1888 453 last
Esi4 s'0f's'''0n' n'o0eo '0'n years
For receipts at all ports gee above report.
IL hhds u and 10Y at =. This makes aggregate
for the week of Az hhds, against 564 Last week,
and 700 the week before 1 he estimated amount
sale is 1850 hhds. The prices actually paid for
some weeks past have been above our previously
advanced quotations, rendering revision neces-
correctional as representing the views of several
of our leading factors, viz Low to medium lugs
7A9sac; ;o good to fine sh9sc low isaf sk0losc;
l30l4c. These are intended to represent shipping
grades.
found that our estimate, predicated ON last years
business, has been excessive and we have accord
ingly reduced it a. above. We have also amended
our statement by adding 125 hhdt to previous re-
ceipts to cover omissions Of tr ding lots at various
timer.
duh, with no sail room for Liverpool, and the
steamships taking cotton for that port at Nd. We
quote as follows:
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool ssd bulk corn
lOdd-. Cotton to New York &c; to Philadelphia
SC; via Philadelphia to Boston, Providence and
By saii@Cotton to Boston &c.
SUGAR-There were no receipts and no sales
to-day. The last sales at SIC for fair and 1Oc
for strictly prime to choice. Stock in the sheds
MOLASSES-No receipts and no sales to-day.
Yesterday some plantation rebOiled sold at soc y
gallon. Stock in the sheds j81 bbls and half bar
rels.
FLOUR-Dull as usual on the last day of the
month buyers holding off until the first proximo.
ira at SIS rs; Is good treble extra at Sc 81 100
Sc 3la; Is choice extra at So So $50, 200 and 100
bbls on private terms. Stock on hand this day
CORN MEAL-The market is stronger to-day,
and the stock is held at 81 Is p Dbl; 100 bbs sold
at that price. 1t is retailing at 81 so " Dbl Stock
hand his day 1902 bbs.
PORK-Quiet but strong at yesterdays improve
ment. In addition to 900 bbls reported yesterday
$50 bbls mess sold last evening at s24 so y Dbl.
Round lots are held At that price and DE- are re-
mess sold to-day at 1924 50 y Dbl
DRY SALT MEAT-kone left in first hands rs
Casks shoulders sold at Ssc Dealers are retailing
BACON-The market opened quiet but very
strong: and later in the day prices were advanced
&c " ID under favorable Western adv ces. Shonl-
eear rS saes clear sdes e " pes
retail rates 0c for shoulders 2 for clear rib
ported 50 casks shoulders sold at sac and II casks
clear tides at l2s4c y tb. To day 20 casks were
sold of which casks shoulder RS on private terms;
shoulders at 90 G. and II casks clear Sides spot at
y ID.
BREAKFAST BACOE-Is scarce and commands
l5c y ID.
HAMS-Choice sngsr.cured are scarce and com.
mahd Is 7hc y ID for favorite brands and Ice
for standard.
LARD-Scarce and in demand at 4k0l4hc for
terce and l5c for keg. SO kegs refined sold at
fiarep rpfin at IL and do
hverable first haf Of September at lac v ID.
WHISKY Dull, and quoted nominally at 81 OIL
for Louisiana rectified and 81 o6 y gallon for
CORN IN BULK-Market bare. Mixed is offering,
to arrive at I1c per bushel.
arrive the latter part of this week private t-rm
The market is bare, but No. winter is offering to
arrive at 5 25 y bushel
CORN IN SACKS-The supply is light with a
moderate demand 400 sacks sold, OF which $50
yellow at zoe. and $50 choice white at s5c y bushel
OATS-The market is bare. There were sales
yesterday at 8Oc p bushel. 1t is offered to arrive
at 15c p Dushel.
BRAS-1s in fair supply and dnll, $50 sacks sold
at 82Sc and 100 sacks at 85c = 100 tb= Prices
weaker.
HAY-Fair supply and good demand. $50 bales
choice sold at S26 p ton.
POuLTRY-Westem grown chickens selling
81 20; young do So 5oa3; ducks 81 5003; geese
1895 turkeys S121l5 p dozen.
EGGS-NO demand for them. Thew quoted
at ioV,2c lot Western; Louisiana l5025c " dozen.
,sc Me- sAGs-A5e selling at l5c in bales, and
bALiNH TWiNE-Is in light supply and dull
Beans AND WESTERN PEAS-The supply of
Western beans is light. Northern is in good sup
ply. The demand is moderate Western beans are
quoted at So Northern So 750s so p bbl according
COFFBS-Stock in hands of dealers 10 800 bags
we quote Job lots Ordinary at 1917 12Oc (gold);
fair 81 i 12lhc; good 2202Sc, and prime Ia q
SUGAR OF LEMoN-sells at sa.oa. 50 in hill.
and S36046 so in cases y gross 49,
MALT.Good supPly and demand: Western sells
at 81 l50l 80; California $2O2 10 y busheI
FhATHkRS-Are quoted at roc p Is.
IRON COTTON TiES-Large stock and fair de-
mand Sell in lots under 500 bundles at &c y it
2k OF; in lots of 1000 bundles and over Sc y n S
Of
SOAP-The demand IL good. German olive (New
Orleans) il selling d 6aShc p b. magnolia