New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-13

"oulu not 90 on at any 5tiHcr rates tDey
subsequently evinced q disposition to meet
the demand more freely, and fully 5000
bales changed hands during the morning,
mostly without any apparent variation, but
in SOME eases at figures more in favor OF
the buyer. The movement then became
| more active and further sales were reported
to the extent of $3.50 bales, making q total
as noted above of 1850. In the latter part
of the day prices were mauifestly easier
than in the morning or toward the close
yesterday. In several cases offers were ac-
copied which had been previously refused,
and there appeared to be a desire in factors
to realize, and less eageiness on the part OF
buyers to go on unless at some concessions.
The figures paid, consequently. presented
considerable irregularity, while the bulk OF
the business Indicated D leaning to easier
rates. At the close, however, We did not
fud it necessary to mako any change in
our quot atoms except the slight rnuditica-
tons noted above. Good ordinary sold at
HIS, ia and llasc; low middlng at l | "a
and he; mblding at 1925 and l2ltc, the
latter appearing to be the ruling rates, fac
tors, however, holding desirable lists at
l2asc, and midiling fair at Ike.
Tie sales Of the past three days sum up
81, $50 bales (920O on Wednesday, 5000 yes
teriay, and 1850 today, making, with the
addition of SO hales to Tuesdays report,
an aggregate for the week of 1880 bales.
against II 200 lsst week and 36,60o the week
before.
Weeks receipts &, ag9 bales. embracing
1853 from other delivery ports ief which :!i2J
from Mobile, 50 from Florida and 1899
from Galvesto y, aud $3.50 proper, against
1890 proper last week and g, Si2 last year.
Total proper since August 81, 2il, 223 bales,
against 2Q5 800 last year-increase 35,963
The expors comprise -, SJS bales, en-
bracirg il, i9l to Liverpool 1916 to HAvre,
Z ,1... L W.
which wo have added 29i By rail, Of which
.'JS 70 Nav Yrfk.
ihe Exchange kilograms Iuaia tho re-
ce!pgs at al. the ports from II NJ. vest rdav
Mt II III. to-day % 052 bales, against 81 rs
last week AMI 49,ls6 last year. aud since
Friday 50 9d2 bales, against l7f,3SG last
wCei. and lCO,93l last year. Total since
August 81, ,062t21i baies, against 927 $50
up to Thursday mon, November l., last
year teEcluding the above -S,5S6j increase
5.09i.
Exports FRIDAY 10 Thursday iuciuaivn)
to Great Britain 81 593 bales. against 81 900
last week and St,SsS last year, and to tie
continent 70 635 bales, against 20 3ai last
week and - 097 lat year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports ma 10 M
90 y NJ, 52l.72l bales. against 387.73l last
week and i7i,777 last year
The weeks receipts at interior towns on
brace 10 1872 bales, against II 1913 last week
and d3,33S last wear; the shipments 81 0,S
bales, against 81 l31 last week and y, ISL
last year, and the stocks 1852 bales,
against 6S,57i last week and SI,l@6 last
year. Compared with last year, this shows
an increase of lSGl bales IN the receipts,
and 1857 in the shipm nts and deere ase
in thestocks of e52S.
Exports at all the ports since September
!: TO Great Britain 25l, 63S bales, against
3l9,9l2 last year: to France and the cont
nent l6S,0i9, against 622i6 last year: total
TO Crest Britain and the continent ii9,7i7
bales, against $50 1888 last year.
The Exchange makes the amount on
shiphosrd not cleared 7O,7OS bales, embrae.
ing 2S,CS2 for Liverpool, 93,2;}6 for Havre,
1886 for the North sea. 1854 for Bremen, 2297
for Spain, 81 for the Mediterranean,
and 362 for ooastwse ports, leaving
in presses, according to its account, at II NJ
1874 bales. II we deduct from this the
amount sold aud engaged for shipment, but
not yet delivered TO the ship, the balance
will be about $4,000 bales to represent the
quantity unsold, large part of which is
not yet sampled Or is withheld from sale at
present.
AT noon to day middinc was quoted by
the Exchange at 1850 in this market, i44sc
at Galveston, l2asc at Mobile I27Sc at Sa
vannah, l2a4c at Charleston, 1880 at VIII
minston. l27sc at Norfolk, 1880 at Balti-
4
Memphis, i lec at Shreveport, IL Ice at JET
terson, and lac at Dallas.
The Exchange reports, 'Sales 1900 bales
Market easier" It's quotations are I'm
changed.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on band September l. 1878
Arrived since last statement. 1891
Arrived previously..... .291 $4,000 236
lOtdl.. JiO,2l2
C Cleared to-oay .:;..'''.....'...''..'.. ,S54
Stock on hand and on shipboard 1928, 469
Stock on hand same time last YEAR liz 43O
To-day's exports embraced 7l40 bales to
Liverpool, 1909 to Hayre and Ala to BARGE
Iona to which we have added 29l by rail,
of which 958 to New York. We have added
1913 bales to previous exports for corrections
in crstomhouse clearauces.
Receipts proper since last evening 1919
bales, against 692j on last Friday, and
5000 last year
For comparative totals for the past three
days exports and receipts, see above re-
port.
ToRAcco-We did not hear of trans
action to-day. The amount on sale is
estimated at 1900 hhds. We continue to
quote as follows Low Tugs 707lec; good
S99c; low leaf 9l5 a l2c: medium 10 a Ila;
good l5h a l7c; fine lS020c.
embrace chip for Liverpool at SD for cot
ton; for Havre at l 3l6c, and one for
Genoa at 5-l6c. The market is steady at
these rates, and We continue to quote as
follows:
by steayn-Cotton 10 Liverpool lad; to
Hamburg, via New York, lac; to Ant
werp, via New York, 1l2c; New York,
sc; to Boston, Providence, Fall River and
Philadelphia, via New York, Ie; molasses to
New York So " bbi
By sail-C0tton to Liverpool "a SD; to
Havre ! SLIGO: to Bremen 2l.32d; to Ant
werp | 5l6c; TO Genoa 5-l6c
SUGAR-keceived this morning $50 hhds,
The demand is fair at steady prices and the
supplies were mostly sold at ~ q 6c for in
ferior; 606Ac for common; 6lsc for low
fair; GSs a Gao for far; 63l a74c for good
fair; N a7&c for fully fair; 10 Sc for
primes sac for strictly prime to choice; $500
a 97sc for OFT white and white clarified; and
6is 0SAc for seconds. Stock in the sheds
236 hhds.
MoLAssEs-Received this morning $500
bbls and 10 halt bbls. The market opened
at yesterdays prices but subsequently, be-
came dull and weakened little, The sun
plies were mostly sold at 300Nc for cen.
trifugal, IS 045c for common; As q 4Sc for
fair; 49052c tor prime, and 52055c for
strictly prime. Stock in the sheds 1876 bbls
and Is half bbls.
FLoUR-Dull, with only q local demand,
24S0 bbls sold, of which 40 cOmmon at 81:
100 on its merits at "a 80; 100 single extra
at "a IS, and 100 do at Is; 100 low treble
good treble extra at IS 62ls; 25 and 40 do
at $5 Isl; SO choice treble extra at Sc 25, |
and so at $6; 100 and IS choice extra at
IS rs; % at 81 25; 800, 30O 40 and