New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-07-13

| There being no freight room 70. Hare.
| 10: which there are several orders pending
! the demand was confined 20 very few
buyers, only one Of whom was enabled to
TIL an order Of any magnitude. the offers
from others Of recent ruling rates being de
clined by factors. who are holding nc above
our quotations, and refuse to make any con-
cessiOns At the same time. if sales were
pressed, especially of small lots, the sel!ers
would be compelled to give way 20 induce
blyers to come forward.
The amount on shipbOaru not Cleared
going On board. and engaged for shipment,
was set down at tho opening this morn
ing at 5000 bales; embracing 1000 for
Liverpool and 1000 for Havre, which, when
deducted from the stock on hand BIZ our
running statement Saturday evening,
leaves 9.700 bales 70 represent the auan
tity at the landing and IN presses unsold O.
awaiting orders.
market dull"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September :, 1877. :s@;
Arrived since last statement. ..... Iii
Arrived previously. ........ 5000; ,lG.73.
Additional bsles from city gin.
wings. !iutels And loose. 49,. I; sS;-l i5j tss
,,a.,ad Pa LA.
Cleared Previous I:......'.: -. pom M.
Consumed at Lehman. Abraham
Goa cotton mill. l,jb-i IT. sso
STOCK on hand and ON shipboard not clsared q SO!
STOCK same time last year,. .........., 30 SAG
Receipts proper since Saturday evening
-! bales, against a56 on last Sunday and
Monday. and 562 last year, making an ag-
gregate since Friday evening of III bales,
against 51i last week and Cpl last year. and
since August II. of 993, PA bales. against
l.2lO,695 last year-decrease 2l7 .4Si.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts |
at Gil tho ports from l. NJ. on Saturday to |
y M. to-day 45' bales. against 664 last |
week and E4o last year. and since Friday
1926 bales. against 1905 last week and 3l0l |
asst year. Total since August 81. :;.i4ta75
BALES, against 3.!23, 9!4S up to Sunday noon.
July II. last year sexcludins half Of the
above l1i5l-decrease 27S, 273.
Exports Friday and Saturday. 70 Great
Britain Gl03 bales. against 9Sl. last week
ma .'343 last year. and to the continent 1919 |
'ales a.a!as. t6'. last week and none last
ear.
stocks az al! the delivery ports III ,de 10
y ~ NJ. 1878 bales. agaias. 1850. last
reek. and 1884 last year.
foBACcO-We did not hear of a sale to-da-
ne amount on sale is estimated at 80 hhds. |
ONE authorities quote lugs at 9 lie. in
tead OF our extremes Of ! q zee. but for the |
resent we repeat our quotations as fol.
,ws: Inferior ?G9Iec: medium 10 q lOlec:
ne ii 0l2c: low leaf IL 0l2Isc; medium |
~ Plano; good ISM i6tc; fine l7h0
stsc. and selections 20 &c. Received since |
aturday evening " hhds exported none:
,9s on hand by our running statement
FREIGHTs-The market il extremely dull
ut with come cotton offering for Havre and
. room tor that port. We continue to I
note as follows 9
By steam-Cotton 70 Liverpool "a nd:
} Boston via New York, &c; to proyidence
I'd Fall River 1916. to NevYork &c: to
10. .
BY sail-CottOn to Liverpool I'D: TO HAVE
'!6c, to Providence and Fall River 9-l6c. |
GRAN FROM TEKAs-Last week we noted
lat shipments OF new oats and wheat had T
zen made in Dallas, Texas, BY rail, for
lreveport. and thence Oy Red river for
is port; the FIRST shipments ever made for s
is market from Texas. These consign- g
enta arrived here on Saturday, the tenth
stane, by the steamer Colonel A. P. Kouns. b
mprislng ls3 sacks oats to Messrs Sherer
Lewis and q sacks wheat to the New I
rleans Elevate: Company. There were %
80 received on Saturday, by the steamer 5
sephine, from Galveston, -. eacks oats
nsigned to MIR. John Calder. Samples of
ese were at hand last week. and being of b
cellent quality, orders have gone on foy | g,
ppIeb from this new source. and large | "
'de will undoubtedly follow. The oats | RI
'ss prime. Samples are on Change, and 81
ers Oh BOG were refused for them, The ! Al
ieae sold at once. for Liverpool, At 81 20
5ushel, although the lot was too small 20 a,
Ike it an object foc purchasers Texas q
eat has largely the preference over West e,
!. especially for export. Send on cup ia
IS here and orders are sure to come for 1 II
samples OF new Texas corn are in 70
red for, though i. is yet too soon for it.
UGAR-The receipts we're larger than ha
al this morning, and comprised 264 hhds ite
l previously on plantation to a dealer. | 10
, market is steady with . fair demand,
80 hhds sold from first hands at 7s,c ar
common not rehlled, and 9asc for prime.
es.es sold % bids fully tar Of Is. aa