New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-25

The market was nearly at stand. still, but there
was nevertheless soms inquiry from BUYERS who
accept. There are also orders pending, but 90
much below quotations that no attempt was
msy be added for city balings since the last
account of stock was taken aud deducting the
amount Withheld from the market the sctual
amount on sale is IT duced to such narrow limits
that factors prefer missing salts to making TIL
concessions claimed Under these circumstances
quotations are nominal.
The dispatches reported Liverpool quiet at pre-.
vOus rates. with sales of 1900 bales and arrivals
quiet and steady; Havre also quiet and steady,
ton in spots and i 80 as SO higher in futures
At noon today middling was quoted Ct Galveston
lOac, at Charleston at il9llsc. at wilmington
at HHc. at Norfolk at II PC, at Baltimore at
Rsc. ct New York at PIC, at Boston at Like, at
Memphis at llkc. and at Augusta at lO'sc.
not cleared. before today's exports, SAG bales
embracing 1884 for Liverpool and 67l5 for Havre
IL NJ, 1902 bales, only small part of which Is
actually on sale.
The Exchange reports: "saes IS bales. Quota
tons nominal. Buyers and sellers apart"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales
Stock on hand September l, la73......... 1876
Arrived since last statement. 9o
Arrived previously tncluding
city balinge). ,598, 4s2-1 593 ST.
Total. Il Soa ,653
Cleared to-day. Aba
Cleared previously. .....;..:.... l,S77,573
Consumed at Lehman Abraham
Co.'S mill 176
Burned IN steamers. 59+1 ,l2I
Stock on hand and on shpboard not cleared. rs 426
Same time last year. ....................... 1921
Receipts proper since last evening 70 bales,
against II on last Thursday and l3 last year,
making an aggregate since Friday evening of lll9
bales against llO7 last week and 1T last yeer
AM Of I hale inst
994 1872 last year-increase 423,lA.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
loss bales. against $40 LAST week and 1893 last year
and since Friday SS22 bales ainst 1870 last week
sess ast total since
"a last year-increase $50 3s5.
Exports FRIDAY to "Wednesday inclusive) to Great
1900 last Year, and to the Continent ssN bales u
against last week and $50 last year.
stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to IL
NJ: l29 653 bales, against l47,l39 last week and
TOBACCoN1he sales to-day embraced p hhds,
g., and 49, Yesterdays sa,es were 81 bids.
We continue to quote as follows: Low Tugs ST q
6hc; medium to good Tugs 70sc; low Leaf 8ss aloe;
lions l6al7c Received since last evening 81 hhGs;
E xported by railroad; stock on hand by our
running sts tement IL, s66 hide
FREIGHTS-The market is steady at previous
quotations, which We repeat, as follows:
BY steam-COtfon to Liverpool -09-l6d; corn,
Y bushel, -alikd; cotton to New York nc; to
Boston, Providence, Fall River and Philadelphia,
via New York, &c.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool, sl6d; to Havre &c;
to Boston kc to Providence 1.c; corn to Liverpool
SUGAR-Only hhds came in this morning con.
signed to a grocer. The market is quiet but
sales are beng made to srocers IS hid. csoce
old at lie p Is. Fair is quoted at 80. aloe; fully
AIR loh 0l0as prime 1913 choice lc yellow cla.
MOLASSEs-N None coming in, and only $50 hhds in
the sheds. The last sale was at 4Sc for tair fer
CITY REFINERY suGAR-rs selling on orders In
,bls at 1lbc for yellow clarified and lIkc for
White: ia 0ll7sc for standard in bbls lissc for
III a; i2c for graduated, powdered and crushed, |
CITY REFiNERY MoLAssEs- selling on orders
1t 40d 4Sc for common; SOC for fair: 55c for prime
'oc for choice molasses. and soasSc for golden |
FLOUR-The market is very dull with good |
snd and a. only small 9a local demand Only a
sw treble extra at o. IS; 80 gooa treble extra at
IS Isl 100 choice treble extra at s5 IS; 100 do at
hoce extra at Sc Is; 50 ct 81 IS, $50 and $50 on
inc 60 Is; .uperfne s3 seas Is; double extra 81
,hoice treble extra s5 $685. choice extra ss 2sS
So cho,ce family extra Sc 1917 Is p Dbl
G Sb MEALms in good supply and dull and l5e
8 ct e2 s. p bbL Dealers are retailing at &275 /
OhA!O-CoMu6uu % ~ y Dbl on the lan0lng L
md 81 l504 20 in jobbing lots in store
PORk-The market is dull and Csc lower under |!
Western advlces, and 10 quoted SI8 IS ~ Dbl and |
10 sales 1t ia selling in job lots to dealers and |
ROGERS ct Sls SO0ls rs p Dbl, and the latter are
etailing Ct sls p Dbl The principal sale to-day
vas 20 bbls at ST. IS p Dbl,
DRY SALT MkAT-Is in light supply, but BUYERS
re holding off on account Of falling prices in rro-
sions. The latest sales were at 7lsc, loose, aud
+ 07Ac packed, for shoulders. Dealers are job.
BACON Fair supply, but no demand. Shoulders
ides los 0Iokc y IT,, no sales Dealers are re-.
ailing at &c above these prices The principal
aes were casks shoulders at SIC, and 10 60
lear rib aides at loo p 10.
HAMS-The market for choice sugar.cured
nd stronger Western advices. small size are
uoted at Is 0l6c, a. in brand; large size and
Urinary average 14k also y ID. 80 tierces or
nary aversg &c cold at l5c, and do small size st
nc ID.
LARD-Is in light supply. but the market is dull
nd easier for buyers under the influence of West.
m advices, and Is tierces refined sold at IL &c,
nd 50 kegs packers at l2kc p ID. Tierce 10 now
aoted ct III 0ilAc; key and hslf'bbl l2k 0RAc;
ucket l2Ac p ID.
BREAKFAST bACON-Is dull and quoted at 1870
C 10, e in size and quality.
PACKkRS HOG PRODUCTS-Dealers are retail.