New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-02

who claimed conce ssions, which factors would not
admit. But with this exception and the amount cunt
noted above the market was nearlv stand.stlll
The dispatches from Liverpool and New iork were
not calculated to impart any spirit to the demand
The Cotton Exchange has issued crop circular.
under This date. in which it announces that, in
cons. QUE nee of the Norfolk, Wilmington. Calves
ton and Nashville Exchanges having failed to make
returns TO the Central Exchange. and the Mem
pills. Augusta and st. Louis Exchanges having
already published their reports he committee
have decided lot to nc f July s Of e S
tiOnal Cotton Exchange. but to cOnnne their re-
port to the three States assigned to them BY the
National Exchange, which we cOEdense as follows:
Mississippi-Thrty six letters from twenty-five
counties report the weather generally favorable
up to first week IN July after WHICH mp 10 tne
rain; condition more favorable than last year;
about thirty per cent OF the whole, early planting;
stands fully equal to last year and generally well
formed ana bOlitd labor Efficient very little com
mercial fertilizers used.
Arkansas-W Weather too dry but about the same
as last year; nearly all the crop early planting;
stands very good and no complaint except that
the late planting is small and very little
abandoned; condition favorable compared with
last year. the weed being generally rep .rted as
well formed and boiled very little fertilizers used
labor ample and efficient.
Louisiana-Fortv letters from thirty parishes,
re port the weather since June Is more favorable
than last year; very little land abandoned from
overflow or other causes stands generally good;
the plant well formed and boiled; present cOndi-
ton favorable than last year; labor satisfac-
tory, Letters from Sabine. Red River RaPldes,
and AvoyeIes, mention the appearance OF the
worm.
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
the opening this morning at 5000 bales, embrac-
ing 5000 bales for Liverpool and 1000 for the North
which, when deducted from the stock on hand by
our running statement yesterday evening, leaves
l68 800 bales to represent the quantity at the land
ing and in presses nnsold nr awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports Sales 100 bales market
quiet and unchanged"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81 1873. TIT
Arrived since last statement. 294
Arrived previously .a23 246- ,325 $40
Corrections. .......................... 1902
rota, 1856, 74e
Cleared today. 3Ui9
Cleared previously .......::;;...;...l ,3zs2i2
Consumed at Lehman, Abraham
&Co's Lane Cotton Miles. 300
Sunk in scuttled ship Ailsa to be
added if ever recovered. 2.5s2-l ,335,6l3
Stock on hand and on snipbeard not cleared,
corrections included. ................... 20136
Same time last year. corrections included. 20512
To days exports embraced 2525 bales to Liver
pool and 494 TO New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 70 bales.
against SO on last Saturday and III last year, and
since August 81 ,2l4,349 bales, against 1888 $50
last (correc included both yerr)-decrease
1921.
all the ports Fl ON u NJ yesterday to II N. today
1888 bales, against 4O7 on last Saturday, and ISL
last year. and since August 81. 3,14l 285 bales.
against 3 ,553, 1879 last year-increase 188,095.
Exports yesterday to Great Britain 1903 bales,
against - last week and 1854 last year.
stocks ct al the delivery ports made up to y NJ
1856 i63 bales against 1877 9i7 last week and l66 l46
last wear.
The above totals at all the ports are exclusive of
TOBACCO-The sales to day embraced hhds at
l3c, Al at l2&c and A at -, making an aggregate
81 for na pss e week s hfa sa se
amount,on sale is estimated at $50 hbds. Low to
medium Tugs are quoted at ~ 0SAc; good to fine
8a0sc low Eat s' 0ioAc; dium 10y &c;
good to fine II 0l2kc; selections l3al4c Received
since last evening 20 hhds; exported, Al to Liver
pool and 40 to New n YS aa h stock on hand by our
FREIGHTS-A few days since ship was taken
up for Bavre to load with tobacco at = The mar
ket continues extremely dull, with no sail room
for Liverpool. We quote as follows
By steam-COttOn to Liverpool I'D; bulk corn
!od0-. Cotton to New York &c; TOP to Philadelphia
Fall River &c.
Bv sail-Cottou to Boston Sc.
SCGAR-Received this morning 10 hhds. II hhds
good fair sold at SC y b.
MOLASSES-NO receipts and no sales
FLOUR-The month has OPT ned with dun mar
ket al d only email local demand TIE sales to-
day are confined to 800 bbls, of which rs and so
good treble extra at So Is and 100 choice treble
extra at 81 u.s. 200 at 81 37,s so at S. so; loo at
81 rs and 50 st Sc so y Dbl.
CORN MEALS in better demand ard the mar
ket is irmer, the stock being held at 81 so y Dbl.
There were sales to-day of 500 bbls, of which So so
and 200 at 81 25 IS at S. IS; 50 at 50 49, and 100
may be quoted at So 25d4 IS y Dbl
PORK-ls in reques' at s24 SO p bbl for mess.
100 and $50 bbs sold at at 24 So and Is and rs at
So. IS v Dbl. Several round lots were in treaty
$24 so when We left the market. 1t is retailing
at S25 25Q25 IS " bib; with ghod Job demand
DRY SALT MEAT-None left in first hands.
Shoulders quoted at exc. Dealers are retailing
them al &c p ID.
ON-The market opened stronger with good
job demand at l04c for shoulders, l2asc for clear
rib sides. and l3c for clear Sides Round lots were
held at 10c for shoulders 24c for clear RIB sides
and l3c p ft for clear sides. Later in the day the
demand became active under the il tiuence of
strong Western kilograms and $50 casks were sold.
comprising ks shoulders at l0c. 10 casks clear
rib sides 2Asc, TO- 10 and 20 do at 1855 10 and 10
at 27sc, and so casks clear sides TO arrive, at l3c
p fb.
BREAKFAsT BACON-Is scarce and commands
l5c u ID.
HAMS-Choice sugar.cured are scarce and com.
ma, IL y alike y ID for favorite brands and 16c
for standard. Ten tierces of choice sold at lie y
LARD-Is much called for, but the market is
bare. 25 tierces sold private terms 60 terces in
would command 142c keg l5c p 10
WHISKY Dull and quoted nOminally at ST. oil
for Louisiana rectified and 81 O6 y gallon for
choice Cincinnati. Advices from the West have
and 100 bpls sold in lots at s 04dl 0s p gallon.
CORN IN BULK-The market is bare. 1t is
offered 70 arrive 1T sc y bushel for mixed.
WHEAT In BULK-Market bare. 1t is Offering
CORN IN SACKS-Is in light supply and mo-
derate demand $50 sacks cold, of which 100
Yellow mixed Fl soc and $50 white ct CSC y bushel
OATS-The market is bare. Todsy,s receipts
comprising 50 sacks sold a. ~ Dot dsmand 400
sa cks sold Of which, 300 1t &c and 100 at sSc ?
100 rs. ,,