New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-21


COTT0N STATEMENT.
Stock on hand septembsr l. 1s74....... 1885
Arrived since last statement ....: -
Additional bales from city gin.
nings, nntens and loose. ..... 1861, l5s .O3
Total. .........i,l ~, 80
Gi ns. sm p1s. " 1y;:, ;s;:s
Cos cotton min......,..... l,lsO-l ,l56 IS
Stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared IT, l3a
STOCK samo time last year. Is, ~
To-day's exports are represented by 2;
bales spipped By river steamer. We hav,
deducted from previous exports 81 balei
for an excess in clearances to New YOrl
over actual shipments.
Receipts proper since last evening 81
bales, against 80 on last Friday and 23'
last year.
For comparative totals Of the past three
days and for the year and for three day g
exports and receipts sec above report.
TOBAccO-The only sales reported to day
were l hid at l8hc, and II at =. This
makes total for the week o; IS hhds. The
amount ON sale is estimated at 1926 hhds.
Until the market shows some movement
and prices are more settled, We must Tor
bear regular quotations. Letters from Louis
vile, under date Of the eighteenth instant.
| ESpUEt III auVAuC0 vi 1C i 10 COuftCT-COUT
nal, OF the same date, reports the offerings
moderate and the market active and firm.
''the opinion being held that sonnd lug- and
leaf Of different grades were 50075c " loo
| lbs higher than last week; receipts H. ht. -
Previous reports, soon after the return OF
good weather, intimated that the damsg.
to the crop had been q good deal exagger-
ated, andprices gave way accordingly; but
| the impression now seems to be that it will
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vative authorities, and that the better quail
ties In particu ar will rule higher. In con-
nectiOn with the tobacco trade, we regret
to notice the removal to New York of the
highly respected and well known house Of
Bryan & Thompson Henry H. Bryan and
Samuel +. Thompson), who have been
leading tobacco fac 0rs in this city for many
years. The change has been made in com
pliance with the wishes of their Western
tsblished In that city tobacco factorage
firm, in whose experience and fidelity they
could place implicit confidence. Mr.. Bryan
has been for some weeks in New York.
Mr.. Thompson took his departure on Thurs
day. They had already shipped their TO-
baccO by q New York steamer, and have
forwarded their books, etc. Their popular
cashier and chief clerk, Mr.. John T. Bryan,
accompanied Mr.. Thompson, and will ill
puO oOW0 PV0At1Uu 1u IuO NOW 1OEk uOu6o.
We hope this change will result at no dis
tant day inthe re-establi-bment of the pres
emit house in this city with q branch IN New
York.
FREIGHTs-Nothing of any interest has
transpired to day. We continue to quote
as follows:
BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool -0l53 ed;
to Boston (via New York; Bc; to Providence
and Fall River 1876; to NewYork &c; to
Philadelphia No. Grain to Liverpool Sd;
-four 81 03s Cd.
=. BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool ssd; to Havre
1910: to Providence and Fall River 9-l6c.
SUGAR-There were no receipts this morn
ing. There is moderate demand in job
way, and "a bids sold to-day at &c for good
common and 10c for yellow clarified. Stock
in the sheds 2239 hhds; on the landing 100
hhds.
MOLAssEs-None coming in and nothing
doing. We quote az dealers job prices: 40 |
O 45c for common; so 055c for fair: $50 Coo
for prime; 60062c for strictly prime, and !
IS 07oc for choice. Stock in the sheds, 1925 |
bbls and 80 half bbls Louisiana and 80 |
bbls New York syrup.
FLOUR-The receipts this morning EN-.
brace $4,000 bbls. The market is very dull,
with only q small local demand. Choice |
grades are firm. but the medium and lower |
grades are feeble, and the stock and the |
,Oming crop consist mostly of the latter
description. Only l048 bbls were sold, of |
which 81 bills superine A. S. 50; Is low
,reble at Sc so; 100 at S. 621a; 26 at S. IS;
10 good treble.extra at 81; % and 100 good
reble at 25: IS and so choice extra at IS;
5 and 50 at s. 25; SO. $50 and 300 bbls on
private terms. Wheat was lower in Chi
ago. to-day, bat stronger and more than raj.
led at the close. The market ia quoted for
Oh lots IN the local trade at s. Is a for dour
lie extra; Sc 5006 IS for low treble extra;
Is @s al 25 for good treble extra; 81 500
IS for choice treble extra, and $808 so
Or choice and family extra. Round lots
an, of course, be had for less. Liberal
rders are looked for soon by the trade gen.
rally for all descriptions Of produce and
rovisions for the country, as planters
rOps are now in q condition to warrant
hem in making purchases. We have lust
zen q letter from Dallas, Texas, to flour
,erchant here, in reply as to supplies in
acks from Dallas, stating that 1000 sacks,
IL lbs to the sack, may be clipped at any
me on day's notice. Shipments are now
made for Cuba, in sacks, from
lis city.
RICE-The stock of old is about 375 bbls.
air demand. Receipts are small on &C.
"a No. 2, old, 214 03c; common, old, Az
'4l4c; ordinary. old, 81 O 14c: new, fair,
V q 6&c; prime 707Ac v lt. 60 bbls
srely prime sold at INC y fb.
We are indebted to Messrs. Roman e.
acullu for the following weekly report:
Stock on hand % bbls; new received this
eek 663: sold 1893; rough rice received this {
eek lib sacks. We quote: Prime 707Ac;
If 6lS Sac; ordinary, old, 5A 051er;
mmon do 4A 04he; No. 9 do 21s 03c y t
(. The stock Of old is abOu. 375 bbls. Re- | |
ipts are small on account of rainy weather.
CORN MEAL-COntinues very dull and ia r
lily sc y bbl lower. Only 100 bbls sold q
% 70; 100 at 50 72lA; IS and 25 at 50 Is !
Dbl. +
CORN IN SAcKs-Fair supply and dull. f
, sales from first hands. Yellow mixed a
quoted at SO, and white and white
xed at &c " bushel. A dealer sold 300 q
70 sold in store 500 white at 93c y bushel. is
CORN IN BULK-The market is bare. The | k
ali lots coming in BIZ railroad are for | 4
ALBANIA direct. q,
NEW LQUIsIANA CORN-NiRe ears of
uisiana hew corn were placed on Change m
9 morning as sample Of the production Z
tbis State. They are pronounced by
'se in the trade as much larger ears than OF
} Western, larger cob and much more 81
lin and corn to the cob than the West ::
}; classed prime white, full and very b
y gram ana ABOUT equal to new New u
drid or st. Charles county, though some m
inns may not be quite 80 plump and &c
ty a. New Madrid. 1t came from Natchi- CO
hes, from Colonel William NJ. Levy's
ntation Letters accompanying the corn, &c
} to Captain SinnOtt, of the steamer ~
kas. and one to Mr.. w. C. Raymond, n.
sident Of the Merchants Exchange, cay: ~
his is a fair sample ola large portion Of ri
corn crop on Smith place. When you
slider that the season has been rather an de
adorable one, a. drouth prevailed during 1t
months of May. June and part of July. e.
may be regarded as q refutation of the Sc