New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-10

stock on hand and on shipbosrd not cleared. 3374
Same time last year. ...............-'.'.' 1880
To-dsy's exports embraced 2s4 bales to Liver
pool and 1854 to New York. ..o -.
against s3l on last Wednesday and Ga last year.
making an aggregate since FRIDAY evening OF !vaS
eince August 81 Of l,4l4523 bales against 1884, 7s
last year increase AIS, 545.
The E1chanse telesTams make the y lece'p" da AZ
1893 bales against 300 last week and 54 last year
and since Friday 1894 bales against 2s75 last week
3, last year-increase cal SCI.
Exports rd:y to Inssdsy peia,ys to snS ST H
last year and to the contiDant aS4 bales against
1896 last week and 1881 last year
stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to ~
M, l6s Sol bales, against 1860 last week and
l0r Sci last year.
port was posted at the Exchange at about r. NJ
,om which make the following synopsis:
weather since July adorable a. an average for
too much rain in the first fortnight; or 10 OF the
interior southwestern counties report weather too
dry during the last 81 bser
the plant blooming and Boiling red; report other
Of dry weather 81 counties report the condition
Of the crop good n better than last year; 10 the
we We are indebted to Mr. B. G. Hester. superinten
dent Of the Cotton Exchange, for the sufJolned
new Orleans crop report for July. signed by the
COMMITTEES on information and statistics, Mr.. Har-
LOUISIANA Twenty eight parishes have fur.
nshed us With 50 replies. o% on Thc CT
supfsvorable" being extremely hot and dry. and
much less favorable than during the same period
age but not equal to last year. Extreme drouth
during June and July checked the growth Of the
which t. eo%ps,sysy small 4ao s snd mas Is
some places It 10 blooming 70 the top"
While it has fruited well. the drouth has caused
dronped on. The apresent condition." is very un.
favorable when compared with last yeer.
the corner Of the STATE along
there the prospects are better From inc parishes
along upper Red river We have reports OF an over.
| flow, but the extent Of the damage ID not yet
worms are reported in several places, but they
| are not yet in sufficient numbers to do any dam
MIss1ssIPPl.-we have received ninety.two letters
| from twenty eight counties in this State, very
Wssshe1 as rather toc dry and ns, asS less 7.vor.
able when compared with the same time last year:
Stands, howsysr, are very generally rePIessntied
compares snfsvorsbiy With last year. the plant
shed ding. and one county tIssaquenaj nStes the
appe aran 60 Of the cotton worm.
I. e csuptss % have received
During the psst month the weather is reported
by some - seas0nable but by the majority as too
wet and compared with last year it il, up TO this
period certainly leGo favorable.
The stands with few exceptions are very good,
and ON the whole better than last year. The plant
boiling we'll but heavy and continuous rainS have
| caused it to grow too rapidly and run into weed
and in some sections, from this cause, 1t 10 shed
| ding and / sing its forms and souarea
The present condition Of the crop u represented
o. satisfactory, although still about ten days late
and in other reepects comparing un1Avorably with
aaue period last year.
I,Sone Of our correspondents mention the appear
anre Of rust and boil worms, 90 fAT, however
borderine on Rcd river have suffered from recent
| overflow, but st this time We can not report the
TODACCO-T6e only slls reported to day was
hid The amount ON Gale 10 estimated ct $500 hhde
We continue to quote - follows Low Tugs 81 a
| SIC; medium to good lugs 70Sc; lowleaf S*Gloci