New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-11
THAT OF LIVERPOOL.

For certified checks prices were about !, higher
than the above.
The sales during the morning were mostly at
fully a. higher than quotations. but the mar
ket was subsequently depressed by apparently
sensa ional dispatch from London and a revulsiOn
at New York in futures. which opened at an ad.
vance of 7-l60hc and closed at a net decline
from SATURDAYS rates of A1El6c, making
the entire variation for the day, COM
pared with yesterday, ll-l6a Is loo. part of
the sales we've for currency, without conditions: a
larger part at currency price, but payment
on the currency price of &c t. 10 currency
ruling in the open market at IA az ~ cent pre-
mium>, and another part for certified checks, with
out conditions, some buyers refusing to go On
unless such terms. Upon the whole the mea
can hardly be regarded successful, but it
was nevertheless attenoed with little Or incOn-
venence and for he present at least it is proposed
to continue it. The sales included low middling,
good STYLE early, at l3 &c for currency and lao
4is for certified checks aud strict low middling
at IA for the latter. In addition to the advance
reported at New York in FUTURES at the opening,
spots advanced y c. at which the market closed
but weak and irregular.
The amount on shipDoard not cleared. going
board aud engaged for shipment was set down
at the opening this morning at 40 900 bales.
embracing o. 900 for Liverpool 1900 for Havre.
1000 for the Mediterranean 2oo0 for Bremen
and 1000 for the North. which, when de-
Quoted from the stock hand by running
statement Saturday evening, leaves l8 200 bales to
represent the quantity at the Landing and in
presses unsOd awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: quotations for currenc
Sales $3.50 bales. Market opened active and higher;
closed easier III gives as currency Quotations
the same figures it gave Saturday as certified
check quotations.
COTTON STATEMENT
Bales
Arrived since last statement. ........ 1853
Arrived previously. .l59, 3i3-l73, 81
Total. lao, 988
Cleared prevously. .9S, 352- 80 1872
Stock on hand and on s5 picard not cleared 81 $50
Same time last year. 10 8i99
Receipts proper since Saturday evening, 1892
bales, against II JIG on last sunday and Monday
and 3475 last year, making an aggregate since Fri
day evening of 03e bales against Il 58l last week
and 1898 last year and since August 81 l5l,453
bales against ga l43 last year-decrease 81 $50
The Exchange kilograms maks the receipts at all
the ports from IL NJ. Saturday to IL NJ to-day
1920 bales, against 1929 last week and
against 81 49 last week and 33541 last year; total
since August 81, 66l 454 bales against 794 1913 last
1872 83i.
Exports (Fri6ay and Saturday to Great Britain
26 AT bales, against % $40 last week, and 1866
last year, and to the continent 10042 bales.
against 1866 last week and Alp last YEAR
Stocks at all the delivery ports made I'D 70 y NJ,
3S 1897 bales. against l36257 last week, and 352535
Last year.
SUGAR-Received this morning 556 hhds. The
market is duh and dragging and prices weaker
About half OF the receipts were sold at &c tor in
ferior. &C for common; &c for common to fair; =. q
&c for fair 10 good fair ga for fully fair; 9d9l
for prime to choice 80 09c for strictly prime; &c
for seconds; 98l0c for yellow clarified, and eb d
l0C for white clarified
MOLASsES-R this morning 1898 bbs and
IS half bbls. The market opened firm. with fair
demand, bat closed weak and lower. The receipts
mostly sold at 5005lc for good fair 81 0j5c
or prime; 5G@57c for strictly prime and soc for
'hoce. These prices show decline OF about &c II
gallon.
FLOUR-The market has shown very little ami
ma ton TO-DAY and the sales confined to 1905
,bls of which 200 and 400 private terms and D.
$, rs 80 and 2oo choice extra at so so at So So
1,taa Ala aytv of raf,ln
IA at ST. 62l, 81 DO at 81 50; 40 low treble extra
It 81, and IS supertne at SIS IS " bb
CORN MEAL-AbOut ll00 bbls were received this |
morning, but only 40 bbls sold on the landing at |
40 u Dbl Offers of $50 Is are refused and $50 IS
sked.
PORK-A lot of 100 bbs mess sold at SIS 25 y
'b. Supplies are offering at that price. 1t is re- |
ailing at $40 u Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Shoulders are offering in
ound lots at &c y Is; they retailing y b.
BACON-NO demand Shoulders offering at |
&c; clear rib sides 6hc; clear sides &c " Is. |
ale OF IS casks shoulders was made at Sic y to.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is in light supply and |
Western is quoted at l3c u ID.
HAMS-The market is very dull; with a large |
took on hand. Choice Western sugar cured are |
uoted nominallv at ga. 0l0lac y 10.
LARp-Continues in light supply, with only a
ocal demand: Tierce, refined is quoted a: &C; |
ackers 8Asc; key l0d04c y Is. A lot of Is terces
t fined sola at ga p II.
WhlSKT-Is m light supply and good request,
,ncinnati at 81 o. = gallon. % bbs choice Gin
innatI rectlted sold at s OF T. gallon.
BULK tORN-Ihe market is bare and there is
ore on the way here.
WESTERN PRODUCE AND PROvISIONs-we
ave to note duh market for sugar to-day but
he receipts Of molasses were ali sold though at |
over prices In Western produce there are 10 |
uyers for round lots, aud only retail or Job busi
ess is doing
CORN IN SACKS-Light supply and very little
Ding The sales embraced 1913 sacks of which
70 mixed at re 63 yellow (new) at Pane. $50 |
liked at 73c: 500 yellow mixed and white mixed |
IS; 800 choice white at 74c; 200 800 and 500 at
&c, and $50 white (new) al I5c y bushel. |
OATS-Sales were at Saturdays prices The |
apply is tair with moderate pemand. 400 sacks
I'D. of which 200 ordinary at See 800 at Sic; 500
hoice at SIC. and 500 at 53c T. bushel
BRAN-The supply is plentiful and the demand
tolerate. $50 sacks sold, Of which 200 choice at
&c, and $50 at Csc y 100 oe
hAf-ls in good supply and dull IS bales choice
Did at $50 = ton.
BuTTbR-inferior qualities plentiful and dull
"a prices nominal, while choice is in light supply
no good demand Choice Western sells at 90 33c |
heice Goshen 40c T. T..
oHhESk-ls in fair supply and moderate demand
holce " estern factory is selling at 14dl4lsc: New |
DIX cream &c: English dairy and nutmeg l1Gl7,ac |
RiCF-onlv a local demand The stock is aecu
uIatlng. W quote: (Louisana) choice ~ d7Ac; |
1me oAGIc; nIr 606sc; ordinary So d5a,c; |
mmen 4'saoc; No 303A c,fs fb.
COFFbE-is inactive Stocks In first hands IA $50
ga We quote cargo lots: Fair god) 22d2hc, |
cd " sdZAc, prime "a. d23ac y Is. 1t is lob |
ng at u nc for far; PA. for good and 23Ac y
for prime.
CHICKENS AND BGGS-Chickens are