New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-01

12o aga. against l2,063) no than Is
l aS,ou. r. much more promlsM!nags 90 III" have
; IvEd by these figures: .a aI the
hen orders pending here tnro "n;ad at the
ooor which could not be e1eeuTb is was
y1ar;tv of the Liverpool marke vehement has
fhe case also last year. 1no ~ freioht room
oeen !es't .hera was an abundant supply
., s WINE ,;ma At 81 y Dbl. but from th me- the
~ Io;d down in our Market ao liver
beng ialu u W"-t Lane. Whenever l,y sa
painJ a,d railway rates are reouceu ny ~
ireisn.s s "n in freight boats on tne .h U
,npdo va connection on the O.her' w III" he
nanG noint and the supplies lro Vast.
Vast are Of sufficient ma gnitade' o .ho, the
ern friends may rest ass ASSURE But
freioht room will not be waa ah pf -four
sbiSs will not come here 10 sea ro Int little
oarooes when our rect ipCs IoooI trade
more than sufficient tor our our hsra at the
When the -four can be hai no,o ,,;Il be
W. ~ ,ba British market, there wiz he
sp%;ns in abundance to carry it az reaso noadv
rates and foreign buyers are always . Ia.
as tSsc have been throughout me pa. - .nch
son 10 nav caeh for all that is ofiereu AZ ooJ.
na,;tv The trade with Cuba shows 600 e hhIs
erats falling off. the total being ~ ,ooo III,
aga;nsr q 5,I Other foreign ports, moo &c
Maxican. sbow the considerable incIea eos,
3503 bbls u4,12S bbls, against 49,, rnr
There have been no expOt1s ~ to
any for several years. Inc sup i;,,:t 4
Northern Atlantic ports have c aa.1 nm ra;,si
and show but little variation; o1. a. oraase
1854. There has also been si ~, u.o. a;nst
2i3. 49,. ,,,, o.;,+a of
Corn MEAL.-From 1866 our recelpes go y;
this article steadily increased until IN to'D n =
thev amounted to l69, Ill bbls. In the Gu
sninp year thew fell off to LAG, 23o, ana . iSr
the mast year they amounted to only To-, no.
As the article continues in request ~, oon
sumption, the decrease must De attr,ouC.o
to an increased diversion OF trace snu enap
ments to consumers IN the oouta ~"v-
directly from the West. Tne exports ~ =,
Int little from laet year, embracing y.
hhls. against liz, ISL last year and lnciuuius
1909 to Gulf ports, against 242b last year.
AMI "a, 545 to other cOastwlse ports, asa'ne'
1885. roas
WHEAr-Thus far our receipts OF Texas
wheat have been limited, and it's qualsy
has proyed much less satisfactory than last
year: but our supplies by rail from lennes-
see have increased beyond all expectati9ns,
the amount Of our total recelpts ior y uin
alone exceeding our entire suppiies ilolu o.
sources last year. Unfortunately q pro
vious dearth of freights had prevented ves.
86IS lrOm CUMlUS W Jul RoAsey
stock here has found comparatively heHe
tonnage for transshipment. The demand
has thus been temporarily SUSPENDED, III.
though there are orders penang mere at
the parity of the foreign mai kets 1or any
amount that could be shipped to US nom
either Texae, Tennessee o. the NORTHWEST
In glancing at the years movement We nno
that our receipts for five months from sep
TENDER to January, both inclusive. amount
cd to 1868 bushels. For the ensuing hve
months, with the exception of 62 busnels
in March, we had no further arrives ~ aeo
but in July the receipts summed up Is sos
bushels. and for the past month have
amounted to 36, GA, making afotal for the
year of 81 Sl2 bushels, against l4o, 49, last
year, 325, 2S7 the year before, and $50 IN
1928. The early receipts in September
sold at 81 25 q 40, which may be regarded
as the closing prices of last Eear. and the
market opened in July at very few varla'
tons. the first sale OF any magnitude penn
1900 bushels Tennessee to arrive at II -
for red and 81 80 for white. Later in the
month sales we're made at the depot at
81 l00l - for white, but choice white
was quoted at the same time at 81 %
Toward the close of the month 10000
bushels Texas sold, to arrive, at 81 10 in
sacks. The movement then was suspended
by the want of freight room. and sellers OF
fered their stocks at oOc 0$l %, according
to quality. All the receipts have been in
sacks. and the sales made sacks included
bu. buyers prefer it in bulk. Receivers
have advised their correspondents thai
when received in sacks the empty sacks
could be returned to the original shippers
in the interior to be used for further ship
ments.
The following shows the receipts and ex
nOrta cOmDar.d with tho two Drecediu!
years:
. peoeints EYrorts