New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-06
1xR,cAS srAspAED OF CLASSIFICATION.
General HyChanpa

The market opened with an active i-ni.ad, ard
notwithstanding moderate supply. the S s!es dur
ing the morning reached 2G9O bales mostly at fall
prices, staple kinds occasionally commanding an
advance of &c, after which the movement con.
tinued animated, and the entire business as noted
above, summed up 5000 bales. Although prices
were generally strong, they at the same time ex.
hibited some irregularity.
The amount on shipbOard NOT cleared, going on
board, and engaged tor shipment set down
at the opening this morning at so $50 bales. EN-.
bracing 600 for liverpool 5000 Tor Havre. 1893
for Spain. 500 for the Mediterranean, 600
for Bremen and 1000 bales for the North, which.
when deducted from the stock hand by our run.
ming ateinent yesterday evening left about y 200
bales to represent the quantity at the Iaud!u. an
10 presses unsOld OF awaiting orders.
Tie Exchange reports: 'Sal.s 5000 bales. in.
Guiding 1900 after P. NJ. yesterday. Demand good
market steady"
Three notices were successfully posted a. the
Exchange today, the first to the effect that Ger.
tain members having violated articl. eight of the
constitution. by refusing TO abide bv the rules
adopted by the Exchange June g. the secretary be
instructed 20 furnish to the board the names .f
all those who have thus refused the second That
forty-tree cotton buyers having protested against
the modification of rue eight selating to side
pieces the decision of the matter bs referred to a
vote OF the members. by ballot, on the tenth in
slant beoween |! NJ. and !. P. NJ either for enforc.
ing rule eight or for changing it as follows: All
from the bales before BENG weiglled I'V. or
fair and equitable deduction shall be
made for weight OF sane-aN such unnecessary
bag.ihg 20 bs the property of tie seller. The
usual side pieces not TO oe considered unnecessary
baggiug. Two pounds per bale scaleag 90 10 be al
lowed az heretofore. The third notice is as fol.
lows: The attention CT cotton factors is respect
fully called to the following action Of ;he board of
dir.t tors at their meeting last evening:
ResOlv ed That ali factors be notified of the yes
elutOn Of this board in reference to the LABOR of
gathering the loose cotton made in presses, and
in all cases where factors neglect to turnsh such
labor the chief supervisor shall furnish tka labor
and collect the same from the factor upon de livery
OF his pr OportiOn of the loose cotton
Resolution adopted October :, referred 10 above:
Rt.Sst Vt.I he rrufl iYeA IN &b.-
labor necessary for gathering loose cotton in pre-
yards. ETC. is furnished by Size press. S,.e OF ex-
pe!.e 20 the Exchange.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September Z, i3:s.......... 1888
Arrived since last statement ....... fl23,
votal. .ao5 lis
.rei 10 Gas sSas
Stock hand and on shipbsard. not cleared 8s.86o
Stock same time last year 17.a3
To,day's exports embraced 100: bsls. to Prov.
dence. and 1892 to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening l0l69 bales
making an aggregate since Friday evening of q III
bales against 25 43O last week and 25 800 last year
and since August 81 1852 Sic bales AGAINST 1872 6gl
last year-increase 20 825.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at oil
the ports from ~ yese rday to II ~ to-day rs 628
year, and since Friday l2A 259 bales against l7743
last week and us l57 last Total since August
81 '3 500 bales. against 565 1922 (up to Wednesday
noon November s excluding the above Is. 1867 last
Exports Friday to Wednesday incusive) TO Great
britain $3.50 bales against 5563 last week and .3
iasS year TO France meme, against 300 last week
and none last year. and to the rest of the CONT
neht S''o bales. against 1858 last week and 10 13l
last year.
Stocks at al the delivery po.ts made up 20 7, n.
40 loo bales against 1855 Last week Aad 293 III
lOBACCO-We did not hea- Of a sale to-day nor
did We hear OF any inquiry. The amount on sale il
estimated at 2150 hhis We niinUe to ouoe as fol
lows: Inferior Tugs 9ds}sc medium to fine like:
6lsc. and selections l.l d20c keceiyed since last
evening none exported . hhds stock on hard by
our running statement. i52i hhds
FREiGHTS-Nesterday we reported that 4 ship
one for Liverpool at I'D. We quote as TO lows:
BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool IA SD; TO
Bremen a.d; to Liverpool via New York 9-l6d; to
Boston. Fan River, Providence ard Chcop.s all
Name ster via New York. lie; to SeY York 80;
rice etc to New York. = bib, 6oc: moasses TO
New York SC T. gallon; sugar T. hha, IS; tobacco
"a + hid bulk gram to Liverpool lid
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool 80, to Havre lie;
to Genoa | ac; to Boston &C
St1GAR-Received this morning ga hhds. The
market Op ened with . good demand, but closed
slack. The supplies were all sold however at full
fair "a 0Ic; fully fair he; prime &c: strictly
prime 81, 08a,c choice CSC; seconds ~ ace; cen
Irifugal "a. acc yellow clarified s'sashc p Is. !
The demand is partly for shipment, put mostly on
speculation to fill orders Acvices IRON the upper
coast report injury to the cane by frost Some |
irouth and want of water for their mills
MOLASSES-1he receip' this morning comprised |
S3s bbls and 80 half bills. The demand IS good on /
peCulation and for shipment, ard prices are lc p