New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-12
aERIcAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION

Ihe demand was SLACK throughout the
day, and prices showed some little irregu
larity, but factors generally adhered stead
tasty to their previous pretensions, and nc
concessions could be obtained on orders 81
any magnitude. The Liverpool dispatches
reported decline of l-l6d. but arrivals
steady in the morning but stronger at The
close, while at New York spots were quie:
and steady at previous rates. and futures
! l-32 1-l6 higher.
| After our statement was closed last even
| ing ! bales of new crop were received,
making the total to date 20 bales, en-
braclng 10 from the Rio Grande, S from
western and central Texas and 5 from
Louisiana and Mississippi, against IL last
year, embracing Is from the Rio Grande, |
from Texas and from Louisiana. To-day's
sales included l bale new crop, classip q
good middling to middling fair at i5hc.
The amount on ehipboard. not cleared,
going on board and engaged for shipment
was get down at the opening this morning
at $500 bales, embracing 1900 for Liverpool,
500 for the Mediterranean. and 500 for
the North. which, when deducted from
the stock on hand by eur running
statement last evening. leaves Ia 900 bales
to represent the quantity at the landing
and in presses unsold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: ''Sales $50
bales. including 50 after :: p. 81. yesterday.
Market unchanged"
co1ros STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September I. l9,i...... 1855
A,ived s,nce last statement .., 81
Additional bales from city gin.
nings, lintens and !oose...... :! e63-l Isl, ;ss
Total. .i,l75.7H
Cleared Ufeyiousy , ne5s
Consumed at Lflypon Ahron
Col cotton mill ........... ll5e-! l5G eO5
Stock same time last year. 1884
Receipts proper since last evening. 81
bales, against Ill on last Wednesday. and
~ last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening OF 203 bales, against sI9 last
week and GIG last year. and since August
81. '94,7s bales, against ,2l6. i3l last year
The Exchange kilograms mako the receipts
ct all the ports from u NJ. yesterday to
~ N. today 5s4 bales, against 1856 last
1893 bales, against 1886 last week, and 1907
last year. Total since August 81, 3.456, 724
bales, against !, 747 ,665 up to Tuesday noon.
August III, last year Excluding the above
69il-deorease o9O,en.
Exports Friday to Tuesday inclusivej to
Great Britain 1854 balee, against 9Il last
ooA auN 1870 last year, and to the con-
nnent 1881 against 700 last week and none
last year.
stocks at all the delivery ports made up
to r NJ. !O' ,36l bales, against lei, SIS last
week. and l47 1913 last year.
IoBAcco-!Ths Gales TODAY embraced 6
nhds Il, and A. at =. We learn that there |
nave NAY been actual sales within few DAYS of |
~ hhds "a, "a and 1851, said to have been
e es.ssa ZOE the Spanish reggie. This in
sludes the amount of about so hhds re.
terred to in previous report as sold on
saturday. but which we could not anthem
lcate. 1t seems that all the particulars
we're 70 be suppressed, and our present in
formation is from neither buyers nor sellers.
put We have no doubt is substantially cor,
rect. When buyers attempt to sunnress
'aies, the transactions generally leak ont.
ano Is currently reported on the stres. With
s1aggeratons, but in the present case IL
.eem that the nominal amount was a GOOD
ieal less than the actual sales. I,nos ave-
aid 10 have cold at lower prices.
Letters from Southern Kentucky confirm
he previous accounts Of damage to the
rop, but others notice favorable CHANGE
q the weather. and the Louisville Ccur;cr-
'ous1ao! of Monday also notes this improve.
aent, and o general leaning to higher
rcp estimates than were current q week
but adds that whatever NAV be
be result of q careful estimate Of the losses.
is evident that in place of q laroe surrIus