New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-10


The bulk of the business was done during
the morning by two buyers, who took TO-
gether $50 bales for Liverpool, at prices
fully up to our quotations, after which
there were additional Gales of 70 bales, max.
ing total as noted above OF CO. bales.
MiddfiDg SOLD At l4A and i4ssc. The dis.
patches received were calculated to have
an unfavOrable influence, adecline OF u in
spots being reported =, New Yark amt I-l6
03itc in futures. while the Liverpool mar
ket was reported ste ady with sales of IL, 900
bales, but l-l6d lower for arrivals. but fac.
tors steadfastly adhered to their previous
pfetensiOns.
Tie receipts included bale of new crop
BY the Ouachita Belle. consigned to Messrs.
Meyer, Weis & Co., which. being badly
ginned and apparently immature. although
Of lair staple, brought only I4ssc. The
bale received by the jackson Railroad on
Saturday, which was we'll ginned, brought
at the Same time lSc, and was taken for
including from the Rio Grande-of 9
bales, Against Is last year. ell from the Rio
Grande.
The amount on shipboard. not cleared,
goins on board and engaged for shipment.
was set down at the opening this morning
az 1000 bales tor Liverpool. which, when
deducted from the stock on hand BY
our running statement on Saturday.
leaves 1850 bales to represent the
quantity at the landing and in presses
unsold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: ssSaies 625
bales; demand fair" Its quotation Tor
Middlipg is raised lSc.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. ls74......... 1885,
a Arrsea since last ST atement 80
Additional bales from city gin.
nings. lintsns and loose. IL. 963-1 1877 res
Total. l73.s3s
Cieared to-day. none
G Cani esl Pr pS5s " qsS.;: l,lsasss
20. cotton mil. ........... 1,l5O-l, 154, COG
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared 1851
Receipts proper since SATURDAY. eveninr
80 bales, against 50 on last Sunday and
Monday and 335 last year, making an az
since Friday evening of 100 bales,
against ~ last week and 4O4 last wear
and since August 81 Of 1874, 1897 bales, agains.
!. 20, 9i9 last year-decrease 22l ,O22.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
1t all the ports from l2 M. Saturday to
Y N. today 100 bales, against SIG last
Teak and 733 last year, and since Friiay
1913 bales, against 80l last week, and 100 !
ast year. Total since August 81, 3455, 43I !
BALES, against 3,746 6S3 up to Sunday noon.
August 3, last year Excluding half of the
'bove 733)-decrease 29O,S59.
Exports, Friday and SATURDAY., to Great |
sritain 10 bales, against 1886 last week and |
1870 last year, and to the continent 1881 |
against zoo last week and none last year.
stocks At ell the delivery ports made up |
o ~ NJ. 1898 bales, against 100, 4lO Last |
week. and l4S.036 last year.
IOBACCO-Wa did not baor nc n &,.-
Ion TO-DAY. The amount on sale ia esti-
mated ut 2So0 hbds. The market continues
cry strong, especially for the better quail
les, bnt We still find such a discrepancy
the views OF the trade that we forbear
uotations. Received since SATURDAY. even
ng bids; exported 1872 hhds to Santander:
tock on hand by our running statement
.S7 hbds.
misunderstanding has transpired of apy
loment since our last report We continue
, quote as follows:
By steam-CottOn to Liverpool "a sad:
} Boston (vis New York; Ac; to Providence
nd Fall River 1876; to NewYork NC. tn
hiladelphia NC. Grain to Liyernonl IA
sd; -four 3s a 3s Cd.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool I'D; to Havre
eI6c; to Providence and Fall River 9-I6c
SUGAR-Received this morning "a bhds.
he market continues quiet, but steady and |
rong; dealers are selling in job lots in the
eds at Sko for common: GA sac for | ,
ir; &c for good fair; 9aac for fully fair: (:
&c for prime; 90 0l0kc for yellow clari.
d, and l04 lilo for white clarified !
Ock in the sheds, 26G hhds.
9 bbls were received this
)rnlng. We quote ~ dealers lob prices: | 4