New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-12


Mddll1g. .........s.-.-.lo a VIo5 10
Srr7ct middlng..- ............li @
Good middnna. ..............- a. nom.
The market appeared to be very quiet at tn
opening, but there was nevertheless good in
qury and, although the movement during tn,
morning was restricted from buyers being unable
to find the kinds wanted yet it became more ami
ma ted subsequently resulting in sales to the lib
uplands at Liverpool, with sales of 900 bales was
calculated to have a favorable influence, which
was only partially offset by decline of sc il
spots at New York, but the controlling element
was the reduction of the supply and the scant of
ferngs of desirable kinds unless at prices above
the ruling rates. For the first time this year
thare were no receipts proper.
The sales for the past three days I'D 1925
bales $500 on Saturday. ZIG YESTERDAY, and 919
last week and 900 the week before.
Receipts since Friday evening 6l3 bales, en-
from Mobile and p from Texas, and 4O4 proper,
against SCI proper last week and 9l3 last year.
Total proper since August 81, l,2l69l9 bales,
against l,236, 1873 last year-decrease q, rs.
The exports comprise 1884 bales, embracn 1888
to Liverpool, l435 to New York and % to phila-
delphia.
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
the opening TINS morning at 1000 bales, embrac-
ing $500 bales for LIVERPOOL and 1900 for the North
which, when deducted from the stock on hand by
our running statement yesterday evening leaves
Il goo bales to represent the quantity at the land
ing and in presses unsoid or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports Sales 1f25 bales, including
100 last evening. Market strong; offerings light
Its quotations are advanced II for low middnng,
and &c for all other grades but low ordinary.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Angus. 81. 1873............... 7l77
Arrived since last statemenr...... 80
Arrived previously. ,32 406-l, 327 SO
Corrections. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 53O32
Total ;................... ........: .l.357, '9s
Cleared to-day. Observation-Disclosures. ,
Consumed at Lehman Abraham
& Co.'s Lane Cotton Mills. 900
Sunk in sCuttled ship Ailsa, 20 be
added if ever recovered. 2,552-i,2 i, ST.
Stock on hand and on shipbeard not cleared,
corrections included. ................... 1871
Same time last year. corrections included. ga
To days exports were to PfilaGal3l.a
Receipts proper since last evening lo-e, against
i44 bales on last Tuesday, and FL last year max.
ing an aggregate since Friday evening of 404 bales
against SCI last week and g1j last year and since
August 81 of l,2l59l9 bales, AGAINST less l9} last
year correction. INCLUDED both years)-decrease
20, 264
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from II NJ yesterday to II x. to-day
year, and since Friday 1915 bales against 1877. last
wee and 5788 last year. Total since August II.
8 AZ 667 bales, against 2569 25 last year-increase
1922.
Exports FRIDAY to Monday incusive} to Great
Britain 4396 bales against SOB last week and 48l3
Stocks at all the delivery ports rade up to % NJ.
1876 bales against l6O lao last week and 1881
last year.
The above totals at all the ports are exclusive of
TOBACCO-The only sales reported to day were
II hhds Is and 36l at =. This makes an aggregate
thus far this week of 81 hhds against 258 last week
and arr the week before. The amount on sale is
at $500 hhds. We continue to uuote
Low to medium Tugs 7k4oAc good to fine aye
DC; low leaf 91a 0l04c medium l0a 0il1sc; good to
fine l21l22c; selections l3Ol4c
FRElGhTS-The market continues extremely
dull with no sail room for Liverpool, and the
for that port are taking cotton at %
lied. We quote as follows:
r. By steam-Cotton to Liverpool 307-l ID; to, Few
and Fall River, via Philadelphia 2. c.
By sail-COttOn to Boston &C.
SCGAR-Received this morning Is hhds The
100 hhds sold at gas! sc for good far, and J%c 1or
ully fair, not reflled; SIC for fully fair, refled;
nc for first yellow clarified, and 1919 0lOl5c for
MOLASSES-No receipts and sales OF planta-
ION City refinery is in good demand at lo~42c for
;oa62c for prime, and s7a65c for c2oice. s'' '"i
FLOUR-The market is at a stand stu to-day,
Ind we have not sale worthy o. note Choice
.o,day at So IS p Dbl.
s444 10 y Dbl, and refuse less. JobLipg at s. IS
PORK-Quiet but strong at s25 p Dbl for mess.
Retailing at 6 23 50 cash. and aB26 on time.
DRY SALT MEAT-Market nearly bare. None in
irst hands. Shoulders would command 9kc;
dealers are retailing them at 81; aloe p 10.
BACON-In demand and stronger. Shoulders
ire quoted at 1Oac p 10. Is casks clear sides Sold
'pot, at l3hc; 10 do at l3Ac; and IS boxes clear
81 clean sides o
1t l3kc tb. Dealers rates are 10 &c tor shoulders
3 &c for clear rib sides, and l3a4c for clear Sides
kilograms from the West this morning were very
BREAKFAST BACON-The market is bare. It
would command l5al6c p tb. lot OF 30 boxes
old at l5c p tt.
HAMS-ChOice sugar.cured continue scarce and
n demand at l6k alike p ID for favorite brands,
md l60lSIc for standard. lot OF 70 tierces sold
LARD-Is scarce and in request at Ice in tierce
md l6c in kegs. Last evening 50 tierces refined
90 kegs refined sold on the spot at l6c. and so
ierces to arrive at Ice p to. Il
CORN IN BUEK-The market is bare. 1t is
tered to arrive at .sc " bushel for mixed.
rrived. 1t was sold previously, to arrive on pri-
ate terms. The market is bare but is Offering to
rriye, at s % y bushel for No. 8 red winter.
CORN IN SACKS-The supply is fair with mod
rate demand. Prices are decidedly firm. The
ales comprise 1000 sacks, of which $50 yellow l
mixed at 8oc, 500 yellow at 95c, 100 choice yellow at
ushel '0'
OATs s in fair supply and moderate demand at
much firmer prices. The sales comprise 1900 sacks,
which 800 at 161ac $50 do at nc $780, $50 and 200
hoice at 10c, and 400 do at s0c p bushel
BhAN-is IN fair supply and demand, and frmer. |
DC y 100 TBS.
HAY-Fair supply and moderate demand. The
ales comprise SCI bales of which ITO choice at |
s26 80; 26. prime and choice at $26 so, and $50 /
hoice at $27 y ton.
SAGGINs1aILish. supply of domestic jute, India
nd hemp. The market is bare of fax The de- l
land is moderate. Domestic jute Ii offered in /
Ound lots at l4Ac, and retailing at l50l5Ac y
ard: Hemp IL retailing at 141c; India l2c p yard i
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-rbe .nnnlv If
Testern beans and green peans Ia exhausted
orthern beans are plentiful and dull, and are