New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-15

The demand was mostly confined to three
buyers for Mexico and the North, who tool
together 5a5 bales. Nothing transpired to
indicate any quotable variation in prices
but good cOttOns could not be found unless
| at extreme rates, even above our outside
| figures, the dispatches at the Same time
were decidedly unfavorable, reporting de-
cline of 1 l6d at Liverpool and Ac on spots
and 203-l6c in futures at New York.
while sterling exchange gave way Y cent.
NEW COTTON-Our cotton circles were
completely taken by surprise this morning
by the receipt of Q bale of new cotton,
larrived last evening, tho thirteenth,) not
Landry parish, shipped on the steamer
Trenton, by Mr.. Joseph Beraud. from his
plantation ON the Teche, to his house in this
CITY, Messrs. Beraud & Gilbert. As this is
considerably in advance of general ex-
pectatiOn. it has Occasioned unusual excite
ment among factors and brokers. the moro
so, as there can be no mistake about the
bale being all new crop. we'll ginned, of
good staple and color, CHASING middiiug
ing 4SS pounds. We learn that this cotton
is mostly from Mr.. Beraud's plantation, but
received liberal contributions from his
neighbOrs, who were furnished by him
with the seed planted-an unusually earlv
variety known as the "HerlOng," selected
by Messrs: Beraud e. Gilbert, with the anti
cipation Of getting an early yield. Under
the circumstances, this arrival must be re-
garded as exceptional, and very much in
advance of the general Louisiana crop. In
fact, owing to recent rains no more can be
expected for some time from the same To-
cality. The sample was exhibited at the
opening, and by IL A. n. it had found a
purchaser in Colonel w. NJ. Owen ALWAYS
first in the charge) through his brokers,
Messrs. Wolkhsrt & Meileur, at the fancy
price of twenty-five cents, the right for the
being reserved to the planter. Colonel
Owen has since forwarded it by express to
hs friends Messrs. Bliss, Bennett & Co.. |
New York. This completely eolipses the |
Rio Grande bales which will be due to- |
morrow. Our first receipt of our own crop
last year was on August Il, and in the year
before on August l.
Tho amount ON shipboar6 not cleared, |
going on board, and engaged for shipment.
ing ct $500 bales, embracing 1900 for
Liverpool and 1900 for Havre, 1000 for the
North, and 500 for Mexico, which, when
deducted from the stock on hand by our
running statement yesterday evening,
caves Il ,S0O bales to represent the GUAM
'lty ct the landing and in presses unsold or
awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "SaIes $50 bales.'
market unchanged
COTTON STATEMENT.
tock on hand September l. lsN...... 1855
lrrived snce last statement. 2n2
.rrved previously. .-...i,l A02o
additional bales from city GIN.
nings, hntens and loose. II 963-l l56 1885 |
Total: .....................l. IL 1888
1caieG U0oAy...... '.''...-...... none
'oneumed ct Lehman, Abraham
Coz cotton mil. ........... l.l5o-l, Ia, $50 |
took on hand and on shpboard not cleared. Is a.0
took came time Last year...... ........,,.. 28a32
Receipts proper since last evening oO2
ales, against 86 ON last Wednesday and
IA last year, making an aggregate since
ridsy evening of 400 bales, against CTS
ast week and 1888 last year, and since An.