New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-19
General Exchange
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GOOD mddhn4...............- q hCH.
The controlling element in the naTke. is evi-
IDENTIFY the limited supply, which leaves but little
scope to buyers AID enables factors when peTemp.
tory orders are to be executed to command full
prices. At other times when the demand is lin
tied. il is difficult or inpractcsbe to effect sales
concessions. Hence the comparatively low rates
accepted during the morning when the inquiry
was mostly confined to one buyer. Later IL the
day, when the extent Of the demand was deve.-
oped, factors assumed higher line and were ena-
bed TO realiz. figures ABOVE what they would
have accepted and had been acc. pied at an earlier
hour. 7 demand was mostly for the Nsrth.
The receipts ofnew crop TO-DAY embrace baes,
Of which by the Beltha and by the F!ets, The
noted il the manifest and TO Messrs. keushaw.
Cammaek Co. instead of l. This makes thus fa :
Texas and Is from the RIO Grsnde. giving total
OF 81 bales against from the Mississip valley
last year and from the Rio GraEde. In the year
before the receipts thus lar were II bales from
the Mississippi valley and 10 from Texas making
total OF 28..
The sales fer the past three DAYS sum I'D llO)
day, against 1925 for the corresponding time last
week and 1875 the week before.
Receipts since Friday evening bales. en-
bracing l56 bales from other delivery ports tof
which 1855 from Mobile and from Texas ard 500
proper, against 40i proper last week and t35 last
against l237,4.i last yeaI-decrease 752 Tie
York.
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
the opening TINS morning al .ooG oaIes, en- Orac.
Ing 1000 ba4es for LIVERPOOL and 100 for tie North.
which, when deducted from the stock on hand by
our running statement yesterday evening leaves
TO- bales TO represent the quantity at The land
ing and ID presses ulisoid or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: Sales $50 ba.es Demand
good. Market tirnl.'
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock OF hand August 81 1s-3............... IL:
Arrived since last statement.,... 81
Corrections. Recommendations. 1902
Total :...................' ...........l .S5S,t58
cIeaTed ISGas i...''' Io a3s
Consumed st Lehman. Abraham
Co.'S Lane Cotton Mills. 900
Sunk II scuttied ship Aiisa, 20 oe
added il ever recovered. 2552-l ,3:3, 160
Stock on hand and on shipbesrd not cleared
corrections included. Is A98
Same time last year. corrections included. 1858
Receipts proper since last evening 81 bales
against none Oh last Tuesday. and So last wear.
making an aggregate since Friday evening of $50
bales against i04 last week and OBS last year, and
since August 81 of ,zl6.t9 bales, agans. l 237,-
81 last year corrections included both years.
decrease 30 162.
al the ports nom u ". yesterday TO u NJ. today
896 bales against Gle on last Tuesday and CAS-
last year, and since Friday 3o97 bales, against %
last week and 1881 last year. Total since Angus.
crease l73 422.
Exports FRIDAY to Monday inelusive) 70 Great
Britain 'o bales, against 1853 last week and 1919
Stocks at ali the delivery rorts made I'D to y NJ.
l3l l7a bales. against l48 $50 last week and l39,
COZ last year.
The above totals at al the ports are exclusive Of
corrections.
TOBACCO-The sales to-day embrace 10 nnds Q2
and 80 at -. We have heard OF no other sales this
week. Sales all asst week li2 hhds, agans, 25s the
week before The amount OF sac is estimated at TBS
h r%Iry,o
aeA &c; good to fine i acc; low leaf Ga 0l0kc; me-
dunn l6's0llkc; good TO fine l2dl21c; selections
FREIGHTS-The market continues extremely
dul with no sail room for Liverpool. aud the
steamships for that port taking cotton at "a
l-l6d We quote as follows:
:. By steam.Cotton 70 Liverpool 3D. to New
York ssc 70 Philadelphia sc; TO Boston, Providence
and Fall River, via Philadelphia Nc.
BY sail-Cott0n TO Boston sc.
SCGAR-Receired to-day 50 Lids. Sales 95 hhds
at oic fer good fair, and 91s fully lair not re
filed; 9sc tor good fair, and CSC for fully fair re-
MoLAssEs-No receipts and no sales. City
refinery reboled is selling in the joe trade at
good far tCdtlc prime, and S7do9c for choice.
FLOgR,-Continues dull and depressed with only
email demand for the Local trade. The sales are
ira at IS So so choice treble extra Sc; so and $50
do at Sc 25 50 and 100 choice extra a. st IS: rs
and 100 at s.! $50 at 65 2 bb!; and 800 and 800
bbls, taken for Cuba, On private terms.
CORN MEAL-Good supply and dull. Offering
at So it03 70 T. Dbl. and no buyers Only 50
bbs sold al S. IS = Dbl. 1t is retailing at s GOA
PORK-Du,l and nominal at So P.bbl for mess.
We have heard Of a sale yesterday at that price
Retailing at s25 50 cash and $50 time
DRY SALT MEAT-Noue first haEds and
dealers have very little; shoulders are quoted al
pa y rs. Dealers retailing at Ice Y Is.
BACON-Opened dull but closed stronger, with
more inquiry and much better feeling Shoulders
axe hela at zoe; clear RIB sides l3ac; CLEAR sides
1890 y u with offers of less refused. Dealers are
retailing shoulders at l01ac; clear rib sides at 1871
clear sides at 1871 &c 2 Is. 10 casks clear rib sides
sold early in the day at 3c and 81 casAs clear sides
Oh private terms.
BREAKFAsT BACoN-ls in light supply and
So. Gl6c + ID.
HAMS-Are III supply and dali at l50i65sc r Is |
Tor choice sugar-cured. 10 tierces sold al l61ac
. LARD-The supply is light and the demand is
limited fierce is quoted at l51s dl6c keg l60,61sc
10. Dealers rates are TIC Tor fierce and l7c
WHIsKY-Dull. Louisiana rectifed is quoted at
l u and choice Cincinnati ST G5 q gallon
CORN In BCLK-The market is bare Il ia !
'1Trs9 70 arrive At ;5c p bushel for mixed.
1854 n bCLh-A tow Of u, 49, bushels is |
gong on board chip in transit for Liverpool. The
market is bare out supplies are offering, to ar. !
ave az q " = bushel for No. red winter
CORN m n SACHS Good supply and moderate de.
l,and: me ssies COMPRISE 1900 sacks Of which |
Tbite flint at Sc &c p bushel
1Is IN geod supply and quiet The sales
BRAN-Is in light supply and firm With mod.
rate demand. 200 and 400 sacks sold at sOc .
HAY-Fair supply and dun 100 bale, chO,ce .old
BAGGISG-The supply is fair and the retail
emand 10 improving. Small lots are sci ing at
igher prices. Round lots of domestic jute are
uoted at lsc. and JOB lots ls,S 0l6c. Hemp l4a a
yvas+-a IN 10 ~