New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-18
General Exchange

Only a few factors uncovered their samples, and
the demand confined to five or six brokers.
who, finding no supply, soon retired In fact bus,
retail trade. On last Mardi Gras the sales Of cot
ton embraced 1900 bales
The Cotton Exchange opened at the usual hour
but closed at 1890 A. NJ and Ieopening at P. NJ.
closed for the day at p NJ
The sales for the past 7 three days sum up
800 not reported until to-day, and $50 today
against 27o50 for the corresponding time last week
Receipts since Friday evening 3l,076 bales, en-
bracing 2l26 from other delivery ports (of which
proper. against "a 7O6 proper last week, and % 7s6
last year. Total proper since August 81. 928 Alb
bales, against 1867 last year-increase 1873 1856
16 1856 to Liverpool l774 to Havre, 2609 to Bremen
1853 to Barcelona l24 to Genoa and 8498 to Boston
The amount on shipboard, not cleared, going on.
board, and engaged for shipment was set down at
the opening this morning at las 600 bales. embrac
600 bales for Liverpool 900 for Havre 5000 foI
81 coo for the North Sea and II 900 for the North
which. when deducted from the stock on hand by
our s1 .o running statement last evening leaves
ing and in presses unsold or awaiting orders
The Exchange reports: "Sales = bales. Supply
and demand limited; business checked by festivi-
ties o! the Carnival
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
Stock on hand August 81 l87J............... I'LL
Arrived since last statement. IOO93
Arrived previously. .Oa9-t WI, l42
Total. 4. o34, 3l9
Cleared 10 DAY none
Cleared previously. 696 O69-696, O69
Stock hand and on shipbsard not cleared 1888 $50
Same time last year. 0,2O
Receipts proper since last evening 9laa bales,
against 1929 on last Tuesday, and 1859 last year,
making aggregate since Friday evening of % $50
bales against "a 706 last week and % 1876 last year
and since August 81 of Alb bales against 1874 627
last year-increase 1873, 786.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at all
the ports from II NJ. yesterday to IL to day 095
bales. against 49, last Tuesday and 20 sos last
year; and, since Friday 27l bales against IA. 419
last week and 60 287 last year. Total since August
81, 1897 8i9 bales. against 2S5526l last year-in-
Exports FRIDAY TO Monday inclusive) TO
Great Britain IS 733 bales against % $40 last week,
and Is 500 last year; and to the Continent II, 23
bales, against Q. 1886 last week. and 1921 last
year
Stocks at all the ports made up to u NJ. 845 456
bales. against 839,62S last week. and 546.343 last
year
sUGAR-Receivea this morning i69 hhds Only
few hogsheads 81 Id at Che for common. and I y
MOLASSkS- this morning l26 bbls; and
rs bbs sold at 3sd4Oc for common and thin cistern
bottom fermenting, and soc for prime reboiled.
WESTERN PRODUCE AND PROvISIONS-The
day is generally observed as holiday, the stores
ness is doing The only transactions were fe
small sales of -four at prices and 500 bbls
mees pork in several lots at SIC Is y Dbl
TOBACCO-We have not heard of a sale to-day
Sales thus far this week 20 hid; all last week 3l7
hhds, the week before: IS hhds. Estimated amount
on sale 1850 hhds which conforms to Greenteld's
circular. We quote Tugs at 505kc for common
5]s 06c for medium and 606lsc for good. Green
field quotes low leaf at 61s arc mednm at y, a8c
fine at S0l0c and selections at ii 0l2c. He also
quotes Reggie from France and Italy, type A.: at
dlOc do type b, at 8O81c. do type G, at 6 i 07c.
Mexican barrels IN hhds at l30l6c in bales at l40
lie.
Notwithstanding transpired to-day. We |
continue to quote:
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool ll-l6d; to Havre,
via Philadelphia, I'D: to Bremen Nd; to Ham
philadelphia, I'D, to Boston &c; to Providence and
Fall River, via Philadelphia &c; to New York &C; |
tobacco to New York SO 50 " hid; bulk corn to |
Liverpool l5d.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 10ll-l6d; to Havre |
1901 &c; to Bremen a.d; to Hamburg I'D; to Ant
baccO to Genoa 75s; cotton to Boston &c.