New Orleans Republican., 1875-10-02

ing 6xmO1teQ out nttt0 animation, after
which parties came together more freely,
and the entire business summed up the
amount noted above, distributed among
eighteen brokerage houses. The dispatches
reported no change at Liverpool, but de-
cline at New York of 1se in epots and l-3l
03-32c in futures, but prices we're sustained
by the competition among buyers. This
was especially the case with good staple
kinds, which commanded extreme rates.
The sales of the past three DAYS sum up
5000 bales $500 on Wednesday, 1900 yester
day, including so not reported until to-day
and 250O to-day), making an aggregate for
the week of li,2O0 bales, against 1000 last
week and 500 the the week before.
Weeks receipts Is, 1875 bales, embracing g
206S from other delivery ports (of which 1854
from Mobile and l04 from Texas), and l6, ,;357
proper, against $685. proper last week and
1878 last year. Total proper since August
81 32Os4 bales, against 30,745 last year
increase 1889
The exports comprise 1872 bales, embrac-
ing 604 to Rotterdam and 266S to New York,
to which we have added 2l0 by rail.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at all the ports from II NJ. yesterday
to i2 NJ. to-day. Is :79 bales, against 10, 0,26t
last week and 1913 last year, and since
Friday, 79,062 bales, against 47,S1l last
week, and 59,603 last year. Total since
to Thursday noon, October |, last year
lexclndlng the above ,T3)-increase
80 759.
Exports Friday to Thursday inclusve)
70 Great Britain Si2S bales, against 565c
last week and li900 last wear, and to the
continent 1860, against 1883 last week and
1000 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up
to II NJ, 100 SIC bales, against l04, $40 last
week and 1fO Dl) last year
The weeks receipts at the interior towns
embrace 20,JS3 bales, against 1869 last
week and y, ,9l9 last year: the shipments
l5,tSS bales, against II 800 last week aud
1854 last year, and the stocks 1899 bales
against 1880 last week and 30 272 last
year. COMPARED with last year, this shows
decrease OF 1866 bales in the receipts. and
ll,3i3 in the stocks, and an increase of l34
in the shipments.
The amount on shipboard. not cleared
going on board and engaged for shipment
WAS set down at the opening this mornin G
at %, 600 bales, embracing 5000 for Liver
pool, 10000 for Havre, 1000 Tor the North
Sea, 1000 for Spain and 1000 for the North
The Exchange reports: Sales 2300 bales
Market steady.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales
Stock on hand September / 1875.
Arrived since last statement. 1903
Arrived previously. 81 s87-4l 5st
Total...................... .......5l SCI
cleared to-day ;...............'....... 6n4
Cleared previously. 2O3-l4 S0'
Stock on hand and on shipboard ........... SO 75I
Stock on hand same time last wear "a s3;
To days exports were t Rotterdam.
Receipts proper since last evening 1851
bales, against 27l7 on last Friday, and
2l55 last wear. For comparative totals fol
tha pnE AZ fhpan av-at nd ,te
see above report.
ToBACCo-The only sale reported to-day
was 3 hhds. The amount on sale is es
timated at 2i50 hhds. We continue tc
quote as follows, the inside figures fol
light apd the outside for heavy: Low lugs
7le a Sc; good Sl9 q l0c; low leaf II Il a BE
medium l3l3 q l6l9 good leaf II lSlec
fine l9 a 20c; seSections nominal.
FREIGHTs-Yesterday We reported shiy
for Havre at ! lac for cotton. We continue
to quote as follows
BY steam-Cutton to Liverpool a ll-I6d
to 60 via New York SD; to New Yorh
aso; to Boston via New York 3lc; to Provi
deuce and Fall River via New York 34c
10 Philadelphia Ac; tobacco to New Yorh
S.;
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool "a SD; tc
Havre -0lAc; to Antwerp SD; to Ham
burg SD; TO Amsterdam Sad.
SUGAR--There we're no receipts this morn
ing. We have to note dull market and lit
tie or nothing doing. There is oDlv q
small job trade in the sheds. at SAt
for common; 8lec for good common; S3a
for fair; Sc for good fair 9k4 a 9lec for fully
tau; 9l3 094c for prime to choice; 97s a l0t
for yellow clarified and l0Ac tor off white
clarified. Stock in the sheds COB hhds.
MoLAssEs-There have been no receipt
of new yet, and there is no demand for old
Stock 10 the sheds 1888 bbls and 10 hall
Louisiana. and 90 bbls New York syrup.
New LOUISIANA MoLAssEs-Tbere were
some receipts this morning, not yet landed
The market is dull. There appears to be
very little call for syrup, and the sales have
been mostly on private terms, hence We
must omit quotations.
FLoUR-The month has opened with q
good stock and dull market, with only 9
small local demand. 1880 bbls sold, o
which 25 and 25 double extra at IS 50: Z.
low treble at Sc; SO good treble extra al
Sc l2l9; 20 do at Sc 90; SO do at Sc 374; lO(
choice treble extra at $6 40; 25 at S. SO; so
IS and IS choice extra al 81; so and I6O a
81 12lt; so at 81 25; 100 at 81 25; 25 al
81 81 ~; 25 at 81 so and SO at 81 62le; 200 il
lots at 81 rs; so and 100 bbs on private
terms. Supertiue IS quoted at 81 rs; dou
BILE extra $5 25; l,w treble extra IS 50a6
good do Sc 25a6 SO; choice treble extra
$6 5006 rs; choice and family extra, o. a
IS; patent process So 5009 " Dbl.
CORN MEAL-Dull. Only 60 bbls sold
at 81 95, and 25. SO and SO at So v bbl II
is jnbbing at 90 y bbl.
GRITs-Selling in lots at S. 3O05 35, and
jobbing at IS SO v Dbl.
PoRK-The market opened quiet but
strong, with small stock held at $24 v
bbl for mess. There were buyers at $23 rs
this morning, and an offer of $23 80 was re.
fused for 200 bbls to arrive. so, so, SO and
SO bbls sold, spot, and 100 to arrive at 1924
v Dbl. Dealers are jobbing a. $24 30 " bbl
Subsequently, however, under an advance
in the West, offers of $24 were refused
Last evening I27 bbls sold at s23 Is q bbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-The market for shoul
ders is stronger, under favorable Western
advices and small stock, with very little
offering in first hands A consignment OF
10000 lbs clear rib sides sold to q dealer on
private terms, and two car loads shoulders