New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-05-08
General Exchange
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| Good middliEg. .............l6 Nl64s rs
| HiddIi0g fdir.. 1923 Olb'i Ib3
| Falr..-.- .....--...........-.lbts Ht.3s
The market opened quiet and continued mani
| mate throughout the day, the movement bein,
| somewhat checked by the decline OF 3 -329J Ia,
in futures at New York With no change in spots
| brokers participated in the business, ten of whom
took 100 bales each and three. respectively 220 81:
and 300 the rest being in smaller amounts. We note
| business was divided. While there was no falling
o in prices, holders CT neglected kinds would have
| been unable to press sales unless at cOnces
| siOns from our inside rates.
| We learn from circular of MIR. J. T. Toof sec
Rotary, Of the National Cotton Exchange. that the
| second annual meeting of that body will be held
at GreeDbrar White Sulphur Springs, Virginia, en-
| July II. Two delegates are to be appointed from
each Cotton Exchange where the receipts do not
exceed Is 900 bales, and additional for every
100 900 bales of receipts, the superintendent to be
made on the basis of the deliveries of 1875.
The adoption OF permanent constitution and
rules and regulations will come before the meet
ing. as well as other matters of great Importance
to the trade and the hope is expressed that eacl,
Exchange will send an able delegation.
The ta es for the past three days sum up 400
bales 1850 on Wedne sday li5o yesterday aud 100
to day making, with the addition of 100 bales 20
Tuesdays report, an aggregate for the wesl, o..
$3.50 bales, against 1900 last week, and 20 100 the
Weeks receipts al98 bales, embracing 1898 bales
from other delivery ports tcf which SO from
Mobile, 81 from Florida and $50 from Texas, and
sloo proper. against 6582 proper last week. and
4i2i last year. Total proper since August 81
9 s6o sbales against H2,s0l last year-decrease
The exports comprise 10 59i bales, embracing
1896 to Liverpool and 6a8 to New York, to which
We have added by rail, and 324 per steamer G. B.
Church, Tor Cincinnati.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from IL NJ. yesterday to IL NJ.
today 2'sa bales against as LIST week and 1924
% 500 last week and - 578 last year. Total since
August 81 3,3e7 900 bales, against 3574o.u up to
Thursday noon. May = last year Excluding the
above 52341-feCreaSe 24b go.
Experts FRIDAY to Thursday nclusivel to Great
Britain 3i,6i6 bales. against 1884 last week and
81 800 last year. and TO the continent 1923 bales
against IL a4 last week and 5697 last year. Total
exports since August 81, 2,3N,095 bales, against
25i2 245 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up 30 Il NJ,
t462l6 bales against i'i,442 last week, and 364 -,
last year.
The weeks receipts at the interior towns en-
brace 3li6 bales. against 1892 last week and 1870
last year the shipments 1877 bales, against 1885
bales, against 66 80 last week and Iii last year
COMPARED with last year, this shows falling OFF
Of 1874 bales in receipts, 2lGi in shipments and
The amount on shpboard not cleared, going on
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
ing 10 600 for Liverpool IA 900 for Havre $500 for
the Mediterranean, 1900 for Bremen, 5000 for the
North Sea and 1000 bales for the North, which
when deducted from the stock on hand by our
running statement yesterday evening leaves
10000 bales to represent the quantity at the land
ing and in presses unsod or awaiting orders.
ket uuiet.'
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, l87i.......... l5,a53
Arrived since last statement. 1892
Arrived previously. ...........I ia 683-lll5,775
Total ........................... ISL ,728
Cleared tot Observation-Disclosures.
Cleared previously. OILS 77l-l,el5779
Sotock hand and on shipboard no cleared is ei9
Stock same time last year. .l05 Al
There were no exports, but We have added 5
bales by rail. We have deducted from the pre-
vious exports S08l bales discharged from the
Waterloo, returned in distress, to be shipped on
the Baden, by which it will again be cleared.
Receipts proper since last evening, 1903. bales
against III on last Friday and los. last year
For comparative totals for the week and tor the
year and for weeks exports and receipts, see
above report.
TnBACCO-The sales today embraced 9 hhds,
II iGc, and at -. Yesterday l hid sold at l3c.
/ his makes total for the week Of z hlds. Fac
tors are very stringent i'll their preteusions, predi-
'a'ed on the accounts from the West and from |
other markets, but for the present we repeat our
quotations as follows: Inferior lincluding frosted
and trashy, 9O9kc; medium io0l0kc; fine li0l2c; |
0w leaf i2Gl2hc medium l5h Glihc good l5kD |
Sc me i7Slae, and selections 1920 We have |
,aaea 20 our previous exports 20 hnds forwarded
eported to US at the time, and 2i7 to the amount |
II CITY consumption deficient in previous allow |
noes. together with IL hhds for the past three |
lays.
FRElGHTS-Ths cargo of the ship Waterloo for
liverpool, returned in distress having been dis
ma aiged has s been engaged for the same port to.
xtent the nun Der Of disengsged vessels in port.
he going rate for cotton to Liverpool is l1-32d
aid on at lsc, if the offerings sufficient
Q warrant it: Cotton is shipping by all rail
t 0o &c v 100 lbs TO New York and Philadelphia
By steam-Cotton TO Liverpool aid; TO Bos-
on hc: to Providence and Fall River 1876; to New
ork Sc to Philadelphia aac; grain to Liverpool
By sail-Cotton 70 Liverpool l1.32d asked; to |
lavre q asked to Genoa 1-l6c; to Bremen
G; to Boston, Providence and Fall River 9-l6c.
SuGAR-Only Is hhds came in this morning. The !
took on hand this morning was reduced to 1920
hds and it ia estimated that there are barely
200 in the country, half of which is yellow clari-
peculative feeling and upward tendency in prices,
nth the stock mostly held higher. Some $50 hbds
&c, for low. fair. 81. aa'4c for fair; &c for
God fair 9se for prime; exc for choice
yeos oIarea and SF seesnd ai off e.
armed. NO pure white on hand and ne grades of !
pen Kettle below low fair. New York: Raw sugar
rushed &c; powdered Ii i 0llssc."
MoLASsES-only bbls came III this morning.
ne market is quiet, but steady and unchanged |
18th a stock on hand OF 35ll bbls and - half bbls
air fermenting is quoted at 43c common. not fer |
entipg soc. Dealers are selling reboiled at 530 |
c ioI Iali; oSd6oc Tor prime, and 65Qb3c for |
richly prime to choice.
FLOUR-The stock on hand is very small and |
lily 1864 bbs came in this morning. There are no |
W grades on hand, nor are there any round lots |
,eirabie for export and there is some inquiry for
Iba. The local trade is purch asng sparingy
wing to high prices. The sales embrace 267O bbls
which 500 bbls for Cuba, terms not transpire |
id the balance for the local trade comprising Is
is 2hOn at SIS: IS fine at SIS 25; IS double at |
=; Y, $50 and 100 low treble ira at So 25 s.
d 80 good treble at Sc so: IS at SIS 621.; 100 IS
d $50 choice treble at ST. so at 81 Is; 100 choice
ira at S 25 3d. 35 so, so and $50 choice extra at
so p Dbl; 90 spot and 400, TO arrive. ca private |
rms. Liverpool Extra Western 2Ia2zs" st.
Uis "Quiet and unchanged"
CORN MEAL-The improvement n the demand |
no iced yesterday is sustained today, and rs |
Is sold, of which Is, $50. 100 and 200 bbls sold s
the landing at &3 IS. 100 on private terms and
u.s. so and 100 at s. 80 p Dbl. 1t is selling in &
lots on the landing at $3s7: as 90 aud in store s
81 y Dbl.
low PEAS-Stock on hand %, 900 sacks and not
,ch to come in from the country. There are
ne orders here, but buyers are holding back for Z
Zer pIicea. and tho market ia dru. A Lot of 2nO |