New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-14

much influence, but a decline of 10 " cent
in sterling was ca Calculated to have depress-
ing influence.
The receipts to-day included 3 bales of
new crop. TAis makes a total to date OF %
hales embracing 10 from the Rio GIaude, 5
from CentIal aud Western Texas aud g from
Louisiana and Mississippi, against II last
year, of which 10 FROM the Rio Grande, l
from Central Texas and from Louisiana.
The sales of the past three days sum up
Isl bales (96 on Wednesday, % yesterday
and 30 to-day, making. with the addition of
100 bales to Tuesdays report. an aggregate
tor the week of 1850 bales, against 1900 last
week and 1900 the week before.
Weeks receipts Dab bales, embracing 10
from other delivery ports (of which from
Mobile and from Texas) and 233 proper,
against 302 proper last week and Sl4 last
year. Total proper since August 81, 995 00S
males, against l,2l6,359 last year-decrease
22l,35I.
line exports comprise 1904 bales, embrac-
ing 1904 TO Liverpool, 1895 70 Havre, 236 to
Vera Cruz and 769 to New York.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from II NJ. yesterday to
u NJ. to-day 1871 bales, against $50 last
week and 1872 last year, and since Fri av
1890 bales, against 229S last week, and 47S5
last year. Total since August 81, 3.457, rs
bales, against 3,749,342 up TO Thursday
noon, August l3, last year Excluding the
above 792)-decrease 292, 2l7.
Exports Friday to Thursday inclusive)
to Great Britain 1920 bales, against 1913 Last
week and 6I30 last year, and to the con.
| tinent 2466 bales, against 500 last week and
none last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made CO
to - NJ l05, ASS bales, against ! IS, l23 last
week, and l4l GA last year.
| The week g receipts at the interior towns
| embrace 33t bales, against 46l last week
| and 1877 last year: the shipments 7S5
bales, against III last week aud 1879 last
| year and the stocks Sli2 bales, against
| $3.50 last week and 2O,790 last year.
| Compared with last year, this shows a
| decrease of 563 bales in the receipts, 1874
in the shipments and 1858 in the stocks.
The amount on shipbOard. not cleared,
| going on board aud engaged for shipment
was set doy at the opening this morning
| at 5000 ba es, embrac cling 1000 for Liverpool
| 500 for the Mediterranean, and 500 for
| the North, which, when deducted from
| the stock on hand by. our running
statement last evening. leaves 1880 bales
to represent the quantity at the landing
| and in presses unsOld or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 30 bales
Market dull and unchanged"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales
Stock on hand September l, l874......... 1885
Arrived since asst statement ...., 81
Arrived previously. ,ls582a
Additional bales from city gin
nings, lintens and loose...... II, s63-l 49, 1923
Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l73, 17e
| Cleared previOus y...............Il55 ,l55
Consumed at Lehman, Abraham
Co.'s cotton milI............ IiI5J--l fl5b,5Oa
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared II Al
stock same time last year. 1919
Receipts proper since last evening &c
bales, against II on last Friday, and la
| last year.
For comparative totals of the past three
| days and for the year and for three day e
xports and receipts see above report.
ToBkCCO-The only sales reported to-day
were hhds. On Wednesday evening we
noted sales within few days previous OF
| "A, "a and 1876 hhds We are now authOrita.
| lively informed that the correct particulars
| are S3 and "a hhds, on Saturday and Tues
day, and lS4 hhds which were not closed
until to-day, making an aggregate of 29l
| bhds, classed as plantation Tugs This makes
a total for the week OF 307 hhds. In its re
| port of Tuesday evening the Louisville
| COHrier-JOuTGl of Wednesday reports but
little activity in low grades, and prices in
differently sustained, but good grades il
| demand at firm prices.
| DEMONSTRATING reported to-day. We
| continue to quote as follows:
BY steam-CottOn 20 Liverpool a 30
| to Boston (via New York; 7sc; to Providence
and Fall River 1916 to NewYork Sc; tC
Philadelphia &c. Grain to Liverpool u
| G8d; -four IS a IS Cd.
BY sail-COtton TO Liverpool sd; to HavrC
lj.l6c; to Providence and Fall River 9-l6c
SUGAR-TheTe were no receipts this morn
ing. The market is quiet but steady, with
a stock in the sheds of 1897 hhds held by
| dealers who have q job trade in sale
| to groeers at sac TOR fair; 909Ac fo
good fair; 95s a gao for fully fat; ga a To-
forprime; ga q l0he for yellow clarified, anC
l0I9 0llc for white clarified, Grocers oh
tail the usual advance in filling orders fo
! the country.
MoLAssEs-None coming in and nothing
doing We quote as dealers job prices: A
a 45c for common; 50055c for fair; 5S a 60
for prime; 60062c for strictly prime, anI
e5070c for choice. Stock in the sheds, 223
bbls and % half bbls Louisiana.
FLoUR-We have again to note yer.
dull market; all sellers and no buyers, evel
at yesterdays deprecated prices. Til,
stock on hand is quite fair several hundred
barrels are coming in by railroad daily, an,
the next important arrival by the river will
be the steamer TOlle, due next Tuesday
Only 266 bbls low treble extra sold at Sc go
100 medium do at 81; Is choice treble extr
at IS, and $50 choice extra at 50 p bbl
Wheat has fuctuated in the West an,
closed higher to-day. The market is quotel
nominal at $5 rs tor superfine; Sc 2506 5
for double extra; Sc 7507 for low trebl
extra; 81 2507 so for good treble extra
81 750S 25 for choice treble extra, an
So 5009 for choice and family extra.
CORN MEAL-No demand, and the mai
ket is quoted nOminally at 81 v Dbl. Deal
ers have made few job sales at 81 Is a
4 % v Dbl. so and so bbls sold at 81
Dbl.
Cow PEAs-The market is firm at 60 a 65
v bushel, with a small stock and good II
quiry in q Job way. lot of 100 sacks sol
at Csc v bushel.
PoRK-No demand, and though the stool
is small the market is l5e v Dbl weaker to
day. Mess is offering AT 1913 rs; 1913
would be aecep pied, aud $23 so was refused
Prices are reported easier in the Wesi
Dealers here are jobbng at $24 a24 25 v bb
Day SALT MEAT-A car load of &c 90
lbs shoulders sold 10 dealer at gao, a
advance of lac. None lett in first handI
Dealers have moderately fair stock an
are jObbing them at Toe V 10.
BAcoE-Buyers are of to-day; the dc
mand has subsidized, and the market ha
weakened. 5 casks shoulders sold, spO
at l09se; 90 halt casks clear rib sides, spO
at l4kc: q casks clear sides. TO arrive, g
l4IRc, and 40 boxes clear sides on privat
terms Shoulders are now dull at 1885
clear rib sides l4ke, and clear sides l4as
l4lse " tb, and jObbing at lso above thes
prices. The Western markets were easie
to-day.
HAMs-Choiee sugar-cured are scarce an
IN demand, and are quoted at l4A a l5e, a
1 4 e. II -.