New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-11

OF the limited amour. noted above $40 bales
were taken by three buyers who reported the
rates. Some sales, in fact, were made at less.
With such limited demand sales could not be
offerings we're light and brokers' met with con.
siderable difficulty III finding the kinds wanted.
The DISPATCHES reported Liverpoo! quiet at pre-
quiet: Havre fat and irregular, with no quotable
change; and New York dull ana easier for spots
with no Guotabe variation, and irregular for fa-
lures, which closed at net decline of 1-3,05.32c.
The crop reports OF the Memphis, Galveston and
New Orleans Cotton Exchanges will be found ii
another column.
The bale OF pew crop from the Rio Grarde, pre-
viously noticed as being in transit from Browns
vile, and picked entirely from this years plaAts,
has 6e en received, and sample Oft may be seen
at the counting rom OF the consigDees, Messre.
Gordon and Gomila Like the previous bales, it is
from the plantation of Mr.. g. Brulay, near Browns
vile.
At noon to-day middling was quoted at Galveston
at lie, st Mobile at lo34 a lie, al Savannah CT
l0.sc. at Charleston az lie. at Wilmington a.
1890. Norfolk at lszsc, at Baltimore at lc al
New York at LAG at Boston at l2c at MelpL,s
at Io3z c, at Augusta at 1895 0l0asc.
The Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not cleared ltefore today's exports) 1914 bales.
Bremen, COZ for Spain and l40 for coastwse por,s.
leaving IN presses, agreesbly TO its account at
1850 bales, only small part of winch is actually
sale.
The Exchange reports: Sales $50 bales. Market
quiet"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales
Stock on hand September /, ls75......... sT6
Arrived since last statement $500. o3S
Arrived previously tincluding
city bal;ngsj.... ,5a5 o57-l,5s5,6 s5
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" ..l,ss5,67l
Cleared to-day. 22s5
Cleared previously; ::;. .s.:n: l''SS'iso
Co.'s Mill. .................. 10
Burned in steamers. 5s4-l542 l4l
Stock OF hand and on shipboard not cleared $3.50
Same time last year. ..................... 1889
Today exports were to Hsvre
Receipts proper since Saturday evening 5i4 bales,
last year. making an aggregate since FRIDAY even.
ing of 55l bales against 1885 last week and III last
year, and since August 81 of 4o6 375 bales agains.
993 ia last year-increase il3,lol.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
al the ports from Pm Saturday to y NJ. today
and since Friday 1860 bales against 3454 last week
ard 1926 last year Total since Angus, 81 4o71lo7
Sse last sSas ass sg S Saturday July
ExPorts FRIDAY and Saturday to Great Britain
8632 bales against 1851 last week and 6lO3 last year
week ana 1879 last year.
NJ, 23e 657 bales, against 285.25o last week and
ToBAcCo~we did not hear of sale to. !
day. The amount OF sale is estimated g. |
lows: Low lugs So 06c medium to good lugs |
5k N7hc low leaf 8dahc; medium l001l1ac; good |
l2Gl3c: fine 3hal5c: selections l5,a Gi6c. and |
Africans Received since Saturday evening,
"A hhds exported none; stock on hand by our run |
ming statement 3,ii4 hhds
FREIGHTS-We continue to quote as follows:
By steam-COtton to Liverpool I'D; corn per |
Dushel lod; cotton to New York &c; to Boston, |
Providence, Fall River and Philadelphia, via New |
By ssil-Cotton to Liverpool, l7,32d; to Havre, |
nc; to Bremen lhci corn to Liverpool, per
SUGAR-Received This morning 10 hhds. The
demand is good aud prices are steady and strong.
The receipts sod at sac for fully fair and SC for
md white clarified l01a 0l03.c y Is.
MOLASSES-Only bills clstern bottoms anne in
hls morning and were sold. On Saturday some
Inferior molasses sold at SOC, and common at 43c p
CITY REFINERY sUaAR-Is selling on orders at
] &c for standard in bbs; l2c tor graduated
powdered and crushed. and l29s for cut loaf
CITY REFINERY MOLASSEs-is selling on orders
It ACC for common 45c for fair; SOC for prime; $50
or choice AID S0085c for golden syrup.
FLOUR-The market is almost at a standstill o |
lay, and only 1000 bbs sold in the local trade, If
which $50 and 100 bbs on private terms, 25 dpuoe
xtra at 81 rs; so, SO and so low treble xtra at |
81 IS 100 good treble extra at IS 37la; $50 do at
xtra at 81; Is choice extra at 81 so p Dbl. Com
non is quoted at g. fine ss2S03 IS; superfne 1915
q double extra g asa - So low treble extra s4:5
hoice extra Sc 5O07: choice family S707 Is y Dbl.
CORN MEAL-Is quiet but steady with the stock
50 60 j. Dbl only Is and So bbls sold ID at that
rice: Dea ers are jobbing at So rs y Dbl.
GkltS-CommaHd s. IS " Dbl. on the landing, |
nd sell in job lots, in store at &404 10 y bb
PORk-We have again to note quiet but steady |
market with q small stock and none coming in. |
lie Be is quoted at So .5G22 y Dbl as in weight |
nly Is and rs bbls 40 at G22 y Dbl. Dealers are
)bbing at $22 5O022 IS y bbl
DRY SALT MEATS-There are no shoulders in |
rst hands, and the stock held by dealers is small |
ne last received sold to dealers at Sc loose and
callers are retailing them at csc y TO-
BACON-ls in light supply, and quoted at ga % |
&c for shoulders; IL &c for clear rib sides and
'ssc for clear sides. Dealers job rates are &c
bOve these. Only casks shoulders sold at lOc !
10.
hAMS-Choice sugar cured continue scarce and
demand for the local trade; small size for Cuba 8
tierces small sold to arrive at l61sc y tb. Small
re command l60l63ac; medium Is i 0l5Ac; large
4 also p 10. as in brand. ,
BREAKFAST BACON-Is scarce and commands
&c p ii. ,
Packers HOG PRODUCTS-Are selling in lob 6
rs on orGers at 6l90l9 50 for PRIME NESS ST. .
r extra prime; &ls 500l9 y Dbl for rump, and
IL y half Dbl for pig pork No family clear on 4
md it is called for.
LARD-Coutinues in light supply, and IS selling |
the local trade to dealers and grocers at 12Ac
tierce refined; l3!a 0l35:c for keg and 10 tor
cket. ,
CORN IN BULK-The market is quoted at SIC | J
bushel and the supplies are mostly sold to ar. | 8
"a The tow that came in last week, Is, 600 bush =.
is being put in sacke.
is selling in job lots at :,
l3 y gallon for Louisiana and Western Is l!
~~1I 80 ho+v d. vhN- 4