New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-06
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
GenaIal EYchanoa

| the smallest business within our recollection
| reported since the panic of 1867, and we ar,
not sure that it had its parallel even then
At an earlier period, probably in 1864, unde
| exceptional circumstances, only 1000 bale
| were reported. New York. moreover, wal
weak for spots, and l-l60 lsc lower for tu
| lures. Under these circumstances, with d.
! Improvement in exchange. buyers were un
Hing to go on unless at further cOncessi
| which factors were reluctant to admit. The
! movement during the morning was cOnse
| quently of limited extent, but later in the
| day the latter met the demand more freely
| and the sales summed up the fair amour
| noted above. AS already stated, certain
descriptions, which are scarce and wanted
| commanded previous rates, factors, in view
| of the steadily diminishing supply, refusing
| to give way, but other kinds were Offered
| freely and in exceptional cases sold ever
below our inside figures. In one or more
| instances offers were finally accepted At
under yesterdays asking rates.
The amount on shipboard not cleared
going on board, and engaged for shipment
was set down at the opening this morning
at 1900 bales, embracing 5000 for Lv
erpool 5000 for Havre, 1000 for SPAR
and 1000 bales for the North, which. wher
deducted from the stock on hand by Oul
running statement yesterday evening, leaves
$4,000 bales to represent the quantity at the
landing and in presses unsold or awaiting
orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales l7OO bales
market irregular" lis quotations for or
binary and good ordinary are reduced bc
with no other change.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales
Stock on hand September L. 1814......... 1888
Arrived since last statement.... 258
Arrived previously .........l 1877 ,657-l 1877 ,657
Total .....................l Isl, $40
Cleared to day. 2803
Cleared previously. o93 1927 O96 285
took on hand and on shipboard not cleared 81 325
Stock same time last year corrections added 70 l55
To-days exports embraced 1908 bales to
Havre and 1895 to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 2I9
bales, against 80 on last Saturday, and 679
last year; and >iuce August 81. $50. l43 bales
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the porta from II NJ. yesterday to
II NJ. to-day 1886 bales, against 1921 last
week. and 22ll last year, and since August
81, 3 1877 1874 bales, against 3,666,2Il up to
Friday noon, June s. last year Excluding
the above 22li)-decrease 26S 942
Exports tFrday) to Great Britain II ,6Sl
bales, against oSOl last week and 264l last
year; and to the continent 20l6 bales,
dHNiust lUO IdtU week duu none laSC year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up
to IL NJ, $50 399 bales, against 1877 $50 last
week and 29l 0S4 last year
TcBACCO-The only sale reported to- day
was hhds at zoe, and omitted yesterday.
Sales tor the past week ll8 hhds. The amount
on sale is estimated at 1925 hhds. We repeat
our revised quotations of yesterday, as fol-
lows: Inferior Tugs 90919c; medium 100
I01ec; fine II q &c; low Leaf 800 121ec: me-
~, IL 20
OlSlec. and selections 20 022c. Received
since last evening, none; exported, Il9
hhds to New York; stock on hand by our
statement 4057 hhds.
FREIGHTs-In our last report we noticed
a ship taken up for Havre at lc for cotton,
and one Land on for Liverpool at led. The
market is dull and dropping, with all excess
of freight room compared with the offerings.
We quote as follows:
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool a I'D;
TO ,ston a4c; to Providence and Fall River
l3-l6c; to New York SIC; to Philadelphia
Ac.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool % Nd; to
Havre lc: to Genoa he: to Boston 9-I6o.
SUGAR-None IN from plantation this
and only 90 hbds good fair sold
rom first hands on the landing at SIC y
ID. The market is dull and nnchang ed,
and We quote for reference: "a 08c fer |
common; S0SAo for low fair; Sas a sac
or good fair: Saa $50 for fully fair: 9kc |
'Ac for yellow clarified, and 1Oi4c for of |
white clarified. Stock in the sheds 1898 |
lbds..
MOLAssEs-Only 4 bbls were received this |!
morning. No sales. The market ia dull and |
and we quote nominally at 4O0
80 for common; 500 55c for fair; 5806Oc |
or prime; 6o a 62c for strictly prime, and
3 zoe for choice. Stock in the sheds 3O36 |
ibis and SO half bbls.
lay, and is about at a standstiII, owing ip
'art to scarcity of round lots desirable for
xport, and in part "a the absence of freight
Dom for Cuba. Su 5rfine is quoted at IS;
ingle extra S. %; " treble extra IS IS:
God treble extra 6; choice treble extra
6 25 a 6 so; CHI ice aid family extra Sc $50
25 y Dbl. Only 843 bbls we re received this
forming. and few email sales were made
t the above prices, the principal of which
re go choice treble extra at Sc SO: 100
hoice extra at s. and 300 bbls on pri-
We are indebted Mr.. Sidney D. Max
ell. superintendent of the Cincinnati
lerchants' Exchaig for the following
atement: The ftrket of -four in CincIn-
at on the first hstant, according to re-
rms collected fr4t, the receivers. jObbers,
illers and railrUGiis was AZ 1893 bbls wheat
our and 1862 bb ~ -four
CORN MEAL-Efstral supplies are ex-
cited, and the make is dull at 81 y Dbl.
5 bhls sold. of Ehich IS and $50 at 81;
. 25. so and so alta 10; 50 and 50 at 81 rs
bbl. II ,
Cow PEAs-T supplies Offering are
rgely IN excess the demand, and the
arket is dull anSunsettled at irregular
ices. Choice mif.d are Offering in round I
ts at 81 80, and ;oice clay at 81 As and .
, buyers 200 ed, ks mixed sold. in the i
der trade, at 81 II, $50 At 81 40; so clay at
650l 20, and 1T 81 20 y bushel.
PoKK-The ma ket is stronger to-day
der Western vices, but there are no
yers about. Tt stock is small and held
My at s2l so *Ebbl for heavy mess. and