New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-02
cotton STATEMENc.

Stock oH hand September Z. :8.i. ......... u s5l
Arrived to-daySeese.s u
.......... 1881
stock on hand an on s picard not Cleared i; All
Do same time last 10000. S49
| We have conformed our account with the stock
account of the Exchange, as given below, by add.
ing to yesterdays stock or $40 bales TO- TO- and
43 bales received after our statement and 40 bales
additional balings since our account of stock on
August &c. making total as above Of Is. 953 bales
Receipts proper since last evening bales against
IS on Last Tuesday and 20 last year. The Exchange
kilograms make the receipts at all the ports from
ll49 on last Tuesday and 1926 last years Exports
yesterday to Great Britain 44O5 bales against 1881
last week and 300 last year. and to the Continent
II bales against last week and none last wear.
stocks at all the delivery ports made up to IL NJ
ll2 1870 bales against 1896 last week and lO2 98S
by the Exchange which as it viii be seen differs
only 40 bales from our running statement. which
| is a moderate amount to allow 90 aes Salsugs
since our account was madGo
! eSoc5 ap GorroN By 2epTAs eo-.s
sn 9ort Of gssege Orleans. taken by Harrison
Watts, chairman of the committee on Information
and statistics; Il. g. Hester superint endent and
secretary assisted bv'J. Z. Silver marine reporter
of the Exchange 10 go Hayss and ye n. CoffIrs
Bales
TOtag stock in presses a. 4O2
Total stock on shipboard Il2I
Actual stock on hand and on shipboari OF.
Tuesday morning, September /. .......... i.93S
Stock according to running account.
Lass sa tase am decentralization S~ i
man, Abraham Co.'s mill since
Say 2as and not previously noted. $50, 3sS
G.56;
Ai'sa since May 99oooeo......"............ s8s
Txcess since May 29.....,... :5-3
Excess from September I, 1883. to May IS,
d8't 1895
Total excess For yeafs.oooe..............3 "A 500
TOBACCO-The new commercial year has
opened with quite en- active movement.
far as hhd; o @ sDS
When we left the market there were some nego. I
tiations pending, which may have been consume J
mated subsequently, As the business was mostly
on speculation We have reduced our estin ate Of
amount on sale only 100 hhds making it 1900 hhds
The rich tobaccoesD suitable to the German (
market. seem to be in special request and com. I
maDk very full prices We continue to quote as fol-
10 lows; Low to medium lngs 7h 08ac; good to fine
good to fine l20l2kc; selections 130l4co These
figures are intended to represent shipping grades
none; stock on hand by our running statement 1922
hfds.
FREIGHTs-A aessef was taken UP fos the South
Of Europe to-day tor slaves at 90 We continue to |
quote as follows: |
BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool I'D; to Havre &c
10 New York hc; to Philadelphia sc; to Boston. |
Providence and Fall River, via Philadelphia hco
By sal-COtton to Boston Sc
SUGAR-Rceived this morning Fl hhds Tbere |
vas more animation in the local trade to-day and
he sales embraced 100 hhds in lots at 9a9hc for
'ood fair; 9t,c for fully fair; lo0l0ac fos choice
nd 10 = @l0a.c for yellow clarified.
MOLASSES-1he market is bare OF pantatio |
noiasses City refinery rebOed is selling in the |
oh trade at s0042c for common; 4Sa5Oc for fsir. |
5057c for good fair 606162c for prime and g. 66ac
Dr. choice. Stock IN sheds l63 bbls New York |
yrup.
FLOUR-The demand is confined to small lots |
ha do md. ,lvv1n 1,l,l /
choice treble extra at SIS go 50, So 50 and 100 at
g; 50 choice extra at Sc rs So So 100 so and 50 at
' Stock on hsns Sbs 100 o'' on private
sn So . and buyers S offer SO 50 p Dbl It is job
lual lots at 50 IS; loo and 100 So g. and $50 at
PORk-The market is quiet though there is more
quiry and prices firm. Mess is quoted in round lots
SA 50d24 IS, and dealers are retailing it at |
ssa2s 50 y bb cash and! time: 100 bOls sold at
pKn SALT II MEAT-Ihe supply is light; shoulders
?. aand 81 alos: retailing at loac 10 lot
BACON-!s quiet but strong' with shoulders
I'D At at lohe; clear rib sides iasc: clear sides
&C Y No. which are the job prices. Only 5 casks
ear RIB sides sold at II &C. and 10 clear sides at
BREAKFAsT BACON lis in light supply and !
mmands IS 0l6c ~. lot Of 20 boxes sold on
HAMs-Choice sugar cured are in light supply 9
10 Ill IN demand with an upward tendency in y
ices ~ and 10 tierces sold at Ice y ID and 10 y
erces on private terms: An offer of l5kc was | y
fused for rs tierces. The market is quoted at | .
a &c y II. 81
saRp :, i lght supply and d9n Tisree
tes are ,6c for tierce and l6hsc for key. p
CORN IN BULK-None on hand Il is ouote6 | g
~ at !S177c p bushel. to arrive =,
WHEAT IN BULK-N0ne on hand. No. red win. | q
I Is offered, to arrive. at 81 % y bushel but | .
ders to buy are about 81 Is p bushel. y
WhlSKY-ls in fair Job demand at 81 OIL y gal. ! -
! for Louisiana rected and 81 0.k al 05 for | a
binary to choice Western rectified.
,ORN IN SACKS-The supply is light and the
mand moderate The sales comprise 2sal sacks
which 21l mixed at $50: 500 yellow mixed at 9Oc. 81
yellow at 90c; $50 white, Ohio river at soc: ,5o
lite, st. Charles county, at SOC; 200 choice white
xed at 93c and $50 choice white at CSC y busbel
)ATS-Are in good supply and moderate demand
sales comprise 700 sacks of which $50 ordinary T
Soc, 100 prime at SIC. $50 new at 57e and 800 i
nee at 6Oc y bushel. tr
RAN n in lights upply and dulo Zoo sacks sold
lAY-Moderate supply: and fair demand at frmer j.
ces The sales comprise s5 bales, of which | he
and 100 prime at e26 IS choice at 500 50, aud | dc
choice at 81. y ton. It
SCULkNTS AND GREEN vEGETABLESThe | vi
ply 70 light and receipts small. The demand ia | ca
!: western potatoes selling at 81 5003: |
them $3 1s04 25 Eastern 81 1904 25 onions fol
~; apples % sO05 p Dbl. Cabbages Sl0Ql2 / an
,ox; s0urkrout SIS y Dbl
RIkD FRCtT-No demand for the Old cren |
, new crop 10 now arriving and Is in fair de- | 4