New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-25

The market opened with q general 'nIHisy and
operators were restricted by most 0f sh- pending
orders being shade below the rates WLch factors
were willing to accept, and the sales during the
| morning hardly exceeded 1890 bales. after which
| nariies came together more freely ard add
iional transactions to the extent OF 5000 bales
! sweled the entire business to the liberal amount
noted above. Prices exhibited some iIregularity.
| Mixed lists short staple kinds and tho poorer
qualities were difficult 10 move unless at easier
rates while running lists OF low middllng ard
! the higher grades were hrner anc good staple
kinds continued to command i above our outside
quotations. The supply was moderate, especially
OF the descriptions most in request, and III some
eases brokers compelled to Withdraw from
| not being able to find the kinds wanted. There
was very little strict good ordinary and low mid
ding 10 he had at the inside figures fox those
! grades. The market was strengthened by all al
| vance of 2 10 to 10 p cent on foreign exchange
The sales for the past three days SUM ur lIa3O
bales (5l5O on Saturday. 45o0 YESTERDAY and 1870
to-day) against II $50 for the corresponding .inse
last week and Is 900 the week before
I Receipts since Friday evening 2.,ll9 bales EN-
bracing 4027 from other delivery ports tof which
1872 from Mobile and sso from Texasl ana 20 OBJ or
| last year Total proper since August 81. 26:, f8
bales. against 2.0,9!3 last ysar-:nc,ease 81 80
bales.
Tire exports comprise 1898. bales. .mbraein.
72i8 to Liverpool, 1888; 10 Bremen, and 81. 10
New York.
The amount on shpboard not cleared going
board, and engaged for shipment was set down
at he opening this morning .at SO 900 bales, EN-
braciug IS 900 for Liverpool % ZOO for Havre. 1000
for Spain, 1900 for the Mediterranean, 1000
for Bremen IA 600 for the North Sea and 1000 bales
for the North, which. when deducted from the
stock on hand by onr rn NJ attmont yesterday
quantity at the landing ana IA presses unsold OF
awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: ":ales .!Ot bales. Market
steady
The vote on the question referred 20 in our last
report relative TO site pieces resulted ID " bal "ts
for the rule az originally passed. and 9. FOX the
compromise majority iro;he '.!;ieT.a8
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock 81 hand September I, 1874. ......... -, 80
Arrived since Last statement. $50. VOC
ro'sI g.; $40
Cleared vSesi"Is!y... -!8s'.5
stock on hand and shipboara DO. cleared 1873 ..
Stock same time last year. !!,!.0
To-day's exports:were TO Liverpool
Receipts proper since last evening 1922 ba!es,
against .5o1 on last Tuesday and 2GG8 .ast wear.
making an aggregate since Friday evening of % 09l
bales, against 10 SIS last week and 1865 last vea,
and since Angus; 81 of 26l s3a bales against go s28
last ySar-lnCrease Al $40.
The Exchange kilograms make the ,eeei pts a. all
the port. from Z NJ saturday to = a. to-day 6,.si
and since Friday 81, 1872 bales. against 7:.Oi last
week ard s. 7l3 last year. Total since August 81,
1886, 9l7 bales against 9l8,i2s up to Monday noon.
November "a last year, exc!udin. the above 1920
increase 27J ~;
Exports. Friday 10 Monday, inclusive. 20 Great
Britain 22 1853 bales against 80 OIL last week and
% 1862 last wear. and TO the continent 6i20 bales
against lO,07l last week and 1904 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up 10 |, NJ.
last year.
ToBACco-w. cid NOT hea. of = cal. to.
day, although there was som. inquiry.
Sales last week ISL hhds, against 20 the week
before The amount on sale is estimated at $500
hhds We continue TO quote as foow.: Inferior
Tugs e991sc; medium to fine oailssc: low leaf
l20l2Mc; medium 136isc: good - the i54!si.c.
ard selections IL. d20c.
FREIGHTS-vhe market apps az 20 be stea.er
without any marked improvement. There
ia an abundance of loom IL. vessels on
the berth but masters of nnensagsi vessels
reluctant to 90 al recent rates. We 9sote a. FOL
By s.eam-Cot.on 70 Liverpool; 4 . i6i; %
Bremen II I'D; TO New York sc sugar 10 New York
s. y HID. molasses Sc = gallon; tobacco So T.
By .si;-Co..on - Liverpool .-1l5 ga IA. 70
Havre ats Toe; Z. Bremen s!6! 10 Geaos .c;:o
Boston &C.
SUGAR-Re.ev.a ,fi. ,nor,trg 20: Ahds
The msnd good especial. foi the good grades
OF NI.-, kettle snG tie market ~ firm Il yeste'-
dts prices. Tie supplies ar" most ~ 40 Il at ~ n
SIC srr inf .oi. : 2dfe tor .oulpon o.. 40 .c tor
~: - = !nr :. fin: q. Sc .o' fully fair;
=. Sc ior prime; 6aS},c 'of seconds; -. or sen
low elsrih'd; ..s7sc Cor OF whit. .4r.hs., alG
l0Gl0ssc for pur. white clarified.
MoLAsSfS-The receipts we're ii5.sa' ibis morn
1rg, and comprised! sos: bb!s an. .l3 hst 'i,l'
III. market is strong with Il .a; dem and .hs Gales
embraced most OF Che receipts AZ 5O01lc 'og
~; me. 5,a54c FOR strictly ;r.ne, SOC ~. choice
and :Sd SIC for la L.
!LOUR.-Ts only III local demand. With moie;
ate stock on hard and scarcity al low grades
Choice extra and low grades have call tor bak-
.rs use while the medium grades, which ar. TIE
most abundant. are neglected. The sales 10 day
confined 10 1889 bbls. comprising 1910 bbls out
side Of which 50 tine at ST. IS; 20 dou Die at
) IS, 100 low treble etra at So: 100 choice treble
extra at TO- Is good treble exta al - 29 100 do
at S. 40: 200 at s. so 25 choice extra at s. go IS
and so at So % at Sc 25 $50 and 200 choice extra
on private terms. On Change - half bbls choice |
extra sold at s. p half.bs s 9bls treble extra at
So %. and 25 choice at Sc IS y Dbl.
CORN MEALS in moderate supply and dull.
SO bbls sold the landing at - Is; Is at 81 Is
and 100 bbls No. on Change a. 81 20 y DBL.