New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-31
Stock on hand and on shipbosrd not cleared 10, $50
Stock same time last year. Is $40

To-dsy's exports were to Liverpool.
l Receipts proper since Saturday evenin
24O bales, against 26 on last Sunday an,
Monday. and 1863 last year, making an az
gregate since Friday evening of 262 bales
against 70 last week and 379 last year
total since August 81, 1894 6Ol bales. agains
l,2A, $40 last year-decrease 229, 739.
The Exchange kilograms make the re
ceipts at all the ports from IL M. on Saturda,
to IL NJ. today 1859 bales, against 578 las
week and 1870 last year, and since FRIDAY
2425 bales, against 1851 last week, and 327;
last year; total since Auguet 81, 5,O4.
bales against 1894 ,O49 up to Sunday noon
August 30, last year Excluding half of the
above 182O)-decrease $4,000.
Exports Friday and Saturday, to Great
Britain none, against HOO bales last week
bales against $50 last week and IL last year
Stocks at eli the delivery ports made ny
to IL M. 74,l38 bales, against 84,636 last
week. and loo, 832 last year
ToBAcCo-The only transaction reported
to-day was 9 hhds at -. The amount on
sale by our running statement is 1915 hide,
but is actually more, although factors
do not count up over 1900 hhds. The
Louisville Courier journal of SATURDAY. re-
ports the offerings light, market firm, with
slight advance in the better grades. A
New York dispatch of the twenty-seventh
reports sales of 1850 hhds, part for Spain.
Received since Saturday evening, 9 hhds:
exported, none; stock on hand BY our run
ming statement. 3l02 hhds.
FREIGHTs-We continue to quote AZ fol-
lows:
BY steam-Cotton to Liyerpool "A 1.d.
to Boston (via New York; q G; to Providence
and Fall River l3-J6c; to NewYork hc: to
Philadelphia $50. Grain to Liverpool Sd:
-four 81 q 3s Cd.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool ed; to Havre
l5l6c: to Providence and Fall River 9l6c.
are quoted about "a 53k-.
SUGAR-There were no receipts this morn
ing: The market is steady and strong
with fair local demand, with a small dim
!nlshing ct ,ck. Dealers are selling in job lots
IN the sheds at 8h 08Ac for good com.
mon. &c for fair, 9Ac for good fair, 9Ia
09a4c Tor fully fair, loo for prime, IOAc
tor choice. lO4c for yellow clarified, and
lO1sc for of-white clarified. Stock in the
sheds 1893 hhds
MoLAssEs-There were no receipts this
morning. Nothing doing. Common is quoted
nominally at 4Oc; fair SOC; prime Sc; choice
6O 1000 Y gallon. Stock in the sheds, 1884
0ols and ~ half bbls, and 80 bbls New York
syrup.
FLoUR-Buyers are off as usual at the
close of the month, and the market is quoted
in job lots for the local trade at IS SO for su-
perfine; 81 IS for double extra: IS a. 1915 for
low treble extra; S. 2506 50 for good
treble extra; $6 7507 IS for choice treble
extra, and 81 5008 50 for choice and
family extra. The principal sales TODAY
we're 100 bbls good treble extra at S. % y
Dbl. and $50 bbls on private terms
Three car loads Of new Texas -four have
ust arrived. These are the first coneien.
nents from Texas. They are from the Dal- |
rs Mills. One Car load, classed good treble
Extra, 2l4 bags, came to Messrs. Glover &
)dendahl. An offer of e IS v bag was
made BY. baker, and refused for i, and
subsequently, the lot sold at9$3 y bag.
,wo-csr loads, 3Sl bags and 4S half bags,
iase1nG double and low treble, came to
II. ID. y. tswfer, and were offered BY auc-
ion on Change to-day ct IL NJ.
The href bag offered was bid in by Mr.. Il.
'afaye. OF Deeves, Hubbs & Co., ct Is. The
ext sale was bags, also ct Is y bag. The
roceeds for the benefit of St. Vineent's In.