New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-14

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lish a market. we would have foreborne from any
change in quotations. had not the low prices
| accepted on saturday. and the offers to sell at
lower prices made to-day shown that factors were
unable to move any portion of their stocks, unless
| at liberal concessions, and we have revised our
| quotations accordingly. The figures We have given
| show reduction OF a in inferior, low ordinary
and strict ordinary; ac in the outside figure for
ordinary, sc in the inside and 90 IN the outside
in the outside figures for strict good ordinary and
low tniddling, sc in the ms de figures for strict
| low middling, mddling and good middling, and /
in the outliae figures for strict mddling. Buyers
have little difficulty in picking up small lots even
at inside quotations but desirable lists of any
magnitude could hardly be found at less than out
| side. The Liverpool market was reported quiet
and unchanged, with sales of 2,OOO bales, and the
| New ork market dull at previous rates for spots
and at decline of 81 az 32c ia futures but the
| CONT cling clement was the temporary cessation
| Of all demand for export with very limited in.
especially low mddling, were sustained by this
demand. considerable portion of the limited
supply on sale is held above the ruling rates.
The bale of Rio Grande new crop previously
noticed as having been shipped from Brownsville
on the seventh instant for this port, was received
to day by rail from Bras hear City. and exhibited at
the Exchange. 1t came consigned to Messrs.
Gordon Gomilla, and is to be forwarded forth
with by express to Messrs. Woodward & Stillman,
fancy price. 1t raised on the plantation of
MI. J. 4. Haynes near Brownsville, from whom the
earlier than this year. The sample at the Elk.
change led usual with first receipts, to good
deal discussion WIN regard TO It's character and
quality, but the weight of opinion was that it was
all new crop, hastily ginned after picking irregular
in staple, somewhat gincut, dingy in color, and on
the whole presenting rather unfavOrabe appear
ance for new crop; but chasing, nevertheless
good ordinary, New York standard, strict good
ordinary. 1t is almost unnecessary to point the
attention of readers to the early receipts from
the extreme southern boundary of Texas, not being
fair indication of the general fOrwardness of the
crop liz that State, much less of the Mississippi
valley crop
The amount on shipboard not cleared, going on
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
the opening TINS morning at $500 bales mbrac.
ing 1900 bales for Liverpool, 1900 for Spain and
1000 for the North which, when deducted from the
turday evening leaves 200 bales to represent the
quantity 1T the landing and in presses unsOld or
awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 200 bales Market
dull: lower grades irregular and east. r." Its quota
lions are reduced Ac for low ordinary and C on
ordinary and good ordinary.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales
Stock on hand August 81. 1873. 7.I77
Arrived since last statement.....% CAS-
Arrived previously 3l9 l2al $40 10
Corrections. 13032
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........, $40 979
cleared to-day. none
cared previously. 3l6 285
Consumed at Lehman, Abraham
& Co.'s Lane Cotton Mills. 300
added if ever recovered. ...... 2552-l ,3i9, 637