New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-31

Good middlinG. ..............- Olo nom.
The demand was confined to so small number
of buyers that the business hardly furnished a
| which changed hands. All the grades above low
may be regarded as extremes. Low middling
ontnues scarce and orders for it could barely be
of which are for high style. Good ordinary having
been in some demand was held with increased
frmness. and the business included sales at IA
IA 7-l6 and l4hc We also heard of q high style
at traction more. A very far style of ordinary,
with good staple sold at lke but all grades below
good ordinary exhibit great irregularity, and if
unless at inside figures, while they are generally
held at the outside An improvement OF l.lod In
more strength to the market, in addition to which
worm reports inspired the principal holders with
The amount on shipboard not cleared, going on
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
the opening tnls morning at 5000 bales embrac-
ing 1000 bales for LIVERPOOL and 1000 for the North
which, when deducted from the stock on hand by
running statement yesterday evening, leaves
o Saes to the quantity at r aae land
The Exchange reports: Sales $50 bales; market
quiet" Its quotations are reduced &C for low Or
binary and ordinary and y for the higher grades.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales:
Stock on hand August 81. 13.3............... FIJI
Arrived since last statement. 1853
Arrived previously. .i,SZ3.9Ol-t,34 6o4
corrections. I'o'S
Total :..................... .l'S0a's3
Cleared previously. ,328, zoo
Consumed at Lehman Abraham
l. Co.'S Lane Cotton Mills. 800
Sunk in scuttled chip Ailsa, to be
added if ever recovered. 2,S52-l, 32llS
Stock on hand and on snipbeard not cleared,
corrections included. 2,I45
Same time last year. corrections included. $3.50
Receipts proper since last evening 1872 bales,
against % on last Thursday and 1888 last year,
making an aggregate since Friday evening of COS
bales, against 1l83 last week and 1888 last year.
and since August 81 2384e bales, against 377
last year Corrections included both years de
crease 10 528.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from IL N. yesterday to u NJ to-day
1854 bales against 1893 on last Thursday, and 1857
last year. since Friday 3799 bales against 4734
last week and 909l last year Total since August 81,
3139O56 bales, against 3,54s's last year-increase
Exports FRIDAY to Wednesday nclusve) to Great
Britain 1903 bales against 5000 last week and 1895
last year; and to the continent - bales, against
1888 last week and year,
Stocks at all the delivery ports mace up to U NJ.
us bales against pol 229 last week and IT. 46I
last year. The above totals at all the ports
TOBACCO-We notice further sales of 17s hhds
far this week of $50 hhds, against 564 all last
week, and 700 the week before The estimated
amount on sale is TIPS hhds. We continue to
quote: Lugs at IA 08hc; low leaf at ga 09Ac
medium at 81 0loc; good at 10y IloAc fine at
III 0l2c, and selections at l30l3hc. Received
on hand by our running statement 1923 hhda.
FREIGHTS-The market continues extremely
ships taking cotton for that port at I'D. day or
TIVE since a email vessel was taken up for BARGE.
Iona to load with slaves. We quote as follows
BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool sd: bulk corn
10dG-. Cotton to New York &c; to Philadelphia
SC; via Philadelphia to Boston, Providence and
Fall River &c.
By sail-Cotton to Boston Sc
SUGAR-Received this morning AZ hhds. Only II
hhds sold &c for fair and 1oc for strictly prime to
MOLASSES-9 bbls reboiled were received
this morning and sold at soc p gallon. City refinery
common; 4805Oc for fair 55057c for good fair; COO
sc for prime; and 61069c tor choice.
FLOUR-Buyers are holding off as usual toward |
the close of the month, and the demand is confined
to lob lots for the immediate wants of the local |
trade. 1900 bbs sold of which IS it's merits and 40
bbls at 50 So Is and 100 good treble extra at &c.
IS choice treble extra at Sc so; Is choice extra at
ST. Big; 50 at 81 50 so at 81 49, so at So 12k; so at
SO 25 50. 1854 and $50 bbls on private terms.
CORN MEALS in good supply and dull, with |
some sales at 25c y Dbl lower, though the stock is
mostly held at previous prices 1t is offering at |
81 1904 IS y Dbl, and some 1888 bbs sold at 81 p
PORK-The market was quiet and lower early in |
the day. but late it rallied and ruled str,Cger. |
with an active demand, influenced by Western ad. |
vices Mess is now held in round lots at$A 500
"a rs. and is retailing at $25 25025 IS y Dbl 500
SSa os at aa
and 100 at s2 50 y Dbl. Some offers of $24 so p
DRY SALT MEAT-A lot of 10 casks shoulders,
the only lot in first hands, sold on private terms
shoulders are quoted at slac wholesale, and are
failing at &c y 10.
BACON-The market quiet today, but
closed much stronger, especially for clear rib
sides, under the influence of Western advices.
Shoulders quoted at wholesale at 9a4c, clear |
rib sides at 2ac, clear sides at II "a 0l3c ~ ID. |
Dealers loo for shoulders, 12,c for clear rib
sides, l3c for clear sides.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is scarce and commands |
l5c y ID.
HAMS-Choice sugarcured are scarce and higher |
md NJ Vr1ytsaY II n ~
LARD-The market is bare. so tierces refined |
sold, August delivery, at 1870 ~ fb. Terce is
quoted at lac, and key 14lac y tb.
WHlSKY-Duil but prices advanced 1c under |
estern advlces. Louisiana rectitied is now held |
ut ST. o. and choice Cincinnati at 81 06 ~ gallon.
CORN IN BULK-Market bare. Mixed is offering, |
to arrive at &c per bushel
WHEAT IN BCLK-A tow of No. winter sold, to |
arrive the latter part of this week private terms
The market is bare, but No. winter Is offering to
arrive at ST. Is y bushel.
CORN IN SACKS-Is in good supply. Some de. |
nand Tor white; but mixed and yellow is dull. |
700 sacks white sold at Csc T. bushe |
OATS-fhe market is almost bare $50 sacks SOLD, |
II which 80 ordinary at 7oc; 200 and 200 at soc "
)ushel
md 200 sacks sold at 85C p 100 tbs.
HAY-The supply Is fair and the demand moder- |
tie. The sales comprise SIS bales. of which LIS
,Iime at $25 and 400 choice at 500 y ton.
BAGGING-The supply is fair. 1t is principally
n the hands Of dealers. The demand is active and
nestle jute seld at l5c y yard. Domestic jute 10
etailing at l5c; Hemp and tax 1875 0lsc India
BUTTER-Goshen is scarce and wanted It il
elling at 33036c p b, according to quality.
Jhoice Western sells at 2s027c; inferior western