New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-17

For ssaSsa So siAaiAg. ladders hav
Btrenuously oontended for the outside I'll
ures OF ansso10osb, ahAe tanore, An
the eetter qualitiee, could hardly be lille
without having recourse to their stocks an
paying tho prices claihed; but, at the sam
ti0e, owing to the limited demand, factor
who were instructed to close consigomenti
md were consequently compelled to pres
sales, fouHd it necessary to make liberia
concessions in order to accomplish their OF
ect. There hes consequently been 3 goo,
deal of irregclarity ard . wider margil
eDme cases end accepted IN others. Their
has been no change in this particular, bu
in the married. decline at Liverpool al.
New York, and our ruling aoOve all ott @
Southern markets, as well as above the par
ity Of LiverDoo2, the tendency has been NOR,
in favor Of buyers. We have consee aentl,
found it necessary to reduce our insid'
figures " o Nc. but without any reference
to the limited sesiness Of to-day or yester
day, retaining in most cases the outside
| rates to represent the rates which w0ulC
be claimed for desirable lots of any magni
tude in the event Of Q renewal OF the do
mand. 1t present there ia none tor Liver
| pool, and the orders recently executed fol-
| Mexico aud tie North having beer
filed, there IS none in that direction, while
| buyers for Havre are waiting for fSeigh,
room fOr that port, or further development
with regard to exchange and prices.
The steamship Harris brought bales OF
new crop from the Rio Gfande, Of whiSh
was shipped from Brashear to Galveston
and OF the otLer 5, 2 were disposed of At
public sale 'l-dsy, l was sent by express to
BO0dward & Stillman, New York, l to G..
M. Parker, Mobile, and l to Mauntel,
Borges & Co., st. Louis. One of those sold
at auction classed good middling, with good
staple, and brought l74ec, and the other
classed .middling and sold at 15c. The lat
Ter has been shipped to E. r. Robertson g.
Co. New York. by the steamer OF the CrOm-
well line. which literally pu, il on the free
list. Tho other also has been forwarded.
All were of good staple.
The sales for the past three days sum up
90 ba'es 1858 on Wednesday, 81 yester-
day and IS today, making an aggregate
for the week Of 1850 bales. against 5000 last
week and 1900 the week before.
Weeks receipts 797 bales, embracing 1856
from other delivery ports tof which 80
from Mobile and 46 from Texas), and CO.
Lazy last year. Total proper since August
81. 393,705 bales, against l.2il. 4s6 last
year-decrease 2l7, 78l.
The exports comprise ll09 bales, en-
bracire 400 to Liverpool. 1928 to Havre,
46l to Providence, and 9l7 to New York, to
which. We have added % by rail and river.
The Exchange telegrams make the receipts
at all the ports from " M. yesterday to
II NJ. today 73) bales, against S46 last
4OlS bales, against $3.50 last week and S599
last year. Total since August 81, 3,447 ,667
bales, against 3.728,04S up to Thursday
noon, July Is, last year Excluding the above
l57O)-decresse 28O, 1881. .
Exports Friday to Thursday; inclusive, to
Great Britain OILY bales, against l9, l7Q last
week and 870l last year. and to the CONT
nent 5729 bales, against 1872 last week and
none last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up
to II N. 1859 bales, against 164, 352 last
week, and 209, 210 last year.
The weeks receipts at the interior towns
embrace $40 bales, against TAG last Neek
md 973 last year. the shipments 1924
bales, against 2095 last week and. 1912 last
gear. and the stocks ,5248 bales, against
1851 last week and 29,048 last year.
Compared With last year, this shows
alli1g off of 433 bales in the receipts, 568 |
n the shipments and Il. 800 in the stocks.
The amount on shipboard not cleared,
vas set down at the opening this morn |
ng ct $500 bales. embracing 1900 for |
liverpool, laOO for Havre, 1000 for Mexico |
md 500 for the North, which, when
deducted from the stock on hand by our |
unnlng statement yesterday evening, |
caves 10000 bales to represent the guam
lty at the landing and in presses nnsold or
waiting orders.
The Exchange reporte: ''Sales 80 bales;
ull and nominal" Its quotations ars re- !
uced :4c, emitting the figures for good
niddling and middling fair.
COTTON sTArEMENr.
took Oh hand September I, 1s7i......... 1858
rived since ast statement ls,
rived preyiously .......:. i,l442ss
pinga istens and Loose. ll,s6a-l,ls6,s3 s
Total: :........... .1l7a,3sl
feared previously. :lI4, LIS 7s
onsumed at Lehman. Abraham
Co.'S cotton mill............ l.l5o-1, la7.ls7
took on band and on shipboard not cleared. 1874
Jock same time last year,. ............ 28l73
There we're no exports to-day, but We
ave added 70 bales by rail and river, in
uding IL bales lintens, to Cincinnati.
Receipts proper since last evening 1863
ales, against l6l on last Friday and
70 last year.
For comparative totals for the past three
avs and tor the year and for the three |
lys' exports and receipts, see above report.
TOBACCO-We did not hear Of q sale to.
~. The business this week has been con-
ned to ID hide. The amount on sale is
timated at" 1878 hhds. We find such q
eat diversity Of opinion among the fac
rs with regard to quotations that re
nst omit them for the present.
were no receipts this morn
e, and no sales. There was some inquiry,
1t at prices below the views of holders,
hich were refused. We quote as dealers
tail or job rates SAC for good common;
Z 0e34c for low fair; 10 q l0l4c for yellow
arifed. and i0I9 ollie y fb for white
aritied. Stock in the sheds 2599 hhds: on ;
Q landing 500 hhds.
received this morning. | ,
d nothing doing. We quote as dealers
, prices: 10 q 45c for common; 80 q $50 for q
r: 50 a 600 for prime; go q GO for strictly | !
ime. and IS 070c for choice. Stock in the | I
eds 1895 bbls and 81 half bbls.
market is quiet TODAY. after
sterday's activity, but strong for winter
leat flour, which is mostly held out of | Z
lrket for higher prices, and some offers
70 % are refused fOE round lots of e
DICE treble extra. spring wheat -four is | p
Ill. The sales are confined to 725 bbls
the local trade, of which SO double extra | s
s.; IS and $50 choice treble at S. 25; IS y
'ice extra at $6 621a; 200 at Sc IS; 100 at F
30 and 80 bbls on private terms. Su G
fine is quoted at 81 50; single extra 81 IS; c
IDLE extra IS; low treble extra s. IS; good y
$5 3h as so; choice do Is 621b05 rs; B
ice extra $606 Is; choice and family P,
ra Is 50. 81 and 81 IS " Dbl. B
,oRN MEAL-Continues very dull. and q
y 100 hbls sold at % 80, IS at &3 IS, and G.
It u p Dbl. 1t is jobbing ct S404 10 v
Dbl. G.
'ow PEAs-Are dull and lower, with only L.
b demand on orders at IS CSC " busbe1 40
dealer sold IS sacks mixed at $50 y
hel.
ORK-Hss continued dull and weak at
0Ol d md &0l 20 in