New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-07
STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION

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The market opened with a fair inquiry. and a
| though the movement was checked by sCant Otfe
| ipgs OF the kinds most wanted, and the stringer
pretensions Of factors, yet about 1900 bale
| changed hands during the morning at stron
| prices, without indicating any quotable advance
! alter which buyers came forward more freely an
took in addition 2s0O bales making total Of 47Ol
| Prices ruled more in favor OF factors than duriu
| the morning, and while considerably portion q
the business was at previous rates the rest was a
figures requiring the advance in our quotation
noted above The increased buoy ancy Of the mar
ket was more apparent in even.run ming lists o
the better qualities than on the general run Of tn
offerings. and good staple kinds occasionally com
manded a fraction mere
The amount on shipboard not cleared gong n,
| board and engaged for shipment was set down a
the opening this morning at $4,000 bales. en-
bracng 57,GO0 for Liverpool, % GOO for Havre 4Ov
for Spain. $500 for the Mediterranean. 1850 fol
Bremen. $500 for the Moth and 5000 bales fol
| the North, which. when deducted from the stool
! on hand by our running statement yesterday even
lng leaves lo3 baies to represent the quantity
| at the landing and in presses ursold or AWAITING
| orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 5000 bales, includ
are raised a. for ordinary and good ordinary, and
&c for low midd!ins AID the higher grades.
TIE following is copied from tho original docu
We. the undersigned cotton buyers, respectfully
suggest to all the shippers Of cotton that an
brokers to charge buyers on all purchases
made by them half Of one cent per bale the money
to be handed over monthly bv the brokers to the
/
special fund for the employment OF two super.
visors to watch over all cotton on the levees see
weather. and generally look after the interests Of
the shippers also TO procure and pay for detailed
policemen to arrest all cotton thievt on he ievee
| under the direction Of the Cotton EXCHANGE
Signed by twenty buyers.
We the undersigned. in the event of the pro-
posed agreement being carried out, as to protect
ing cotton on the levee. undertake to pay at the
rates Of fifty cents per 100 bales to the Cotton Ex
cotton made by US. Signed by twenty eight buyers.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand ss,teuner 1917. Bales e.
Arrived since last statement. .... 1851
Arrived previously. 1868 32O-865 877
CLEARED today 1851; ss $50
Cleared previously. .............. 592 5S2-6l5 1877
Stock on hand and shipboard not cleared 2s6 aga
stocH same time last year. .3I6 42I
To-day's exports embraced 1875 bales TO Liver
pool ard 3sio to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening PALS bales
against l464 on last SATURDAY and 7525 last year
and since August 81 747 1856 bales az INST $50 6s
last year-decrease 100, 1852.
the ports from IL NJ. YESTERDAY 70 IL M tod az,
1906 bales, against Is l07 last Saturday and
is9 15 last year and since August 81 $40 39l bales
against 6y8 1863 up to Friday noon February last
year excluding the above 10 925)-decresse, SO ST.
Exports Friday to Great Britain 7I55 bales,
osdiust lu.coo ldst week. ana OtOU last and
1870 last year.
stocks At all the delivery ports made up to
p NJ s36,s67 bales against 1858 ss3 last week. and
ToBAc &c Se did not hear of transaction
to on uuos is 81
medium to fine lO0llhc; low leaf l20l2kc; me-
dim ls0l4c good to tine l50l6hc. and selections
ported none; stock on hand by our running state.
II NIX
n By stesm-Gotton to LIVERPOOL -0ad; to
Boston On, Sc to Proyidenes &C. to Ya River &c; to
By sai-CottOn to Liverpool 0l732d: to Havre
Gle to Hamburg I'd; to Bremen l.l6c: to Cron. |
SUGAR-Receved this morning !ea hhds. The
demand is good but at easier prices for the |
ri d sod and I'd isz grades and the supplies
common; 6h06ac fot fair: 81 07c for good fair:
= 01hc for fully fair tic Tor prime: TIC for
ow to good seconds; So 09tc TOR yellow clsrifed:
:. ,, pure :, white clarified There is no white
MOoASSES-Received this morning 1901 bbls.
p no. t;S Of poor quality, while the demand is for
lilies mostly sold at IS d36c for inferior ferment
ng; 40044c for common fermentiug; 46a5Oc for
rhine ermentng; zoe for cistern bottom 53a SEC for
rhine not fermenti e; sac tor strictly prime and
DC for strictly prime to choice Stock in the sheds
n IT. TIE , nth instant. 3oii obs ss7 half bills
ib Soou ioCdi uSIDaEu, and the move. |
nc nt IS restricted by the absence of low GRADS |
he description most called for Fully 5000 baIs
we're sold. of which 90 Is, rs and 100 doibs ertra
t g. IS; 80 and 50 low treble extra at SIS IS; 50
nd 100 good treble extra at SIS 40; Iis Isl and ,00
hoice treble extra at So so and 100 do at IS Co.
at S. SPA 500 and 200 choice extra at IS 70 * !
S. go at Sc l2H; 50 at Sc IS; Is at Sc Is ion |
30 and zoe at Sc IS: and loO 300 and 500 bbls on
rvate terms. WIS v"
CORN MBAL-The market has weakened unde,
ne influence OF better supplies and is row quoted
- y Dbl in round lots; jobbing at 81 1904 2s
70 bbs sold at - IS. and 50 at 81 TO- but lat
J, So So so, l0O 100 and 100 bbls sold at 50 and
70 at 81 05 y bbl-together 800 bbls "A1
PORk-Quet, but steady and very firm with | !
nall stock on hand. Mess IS quoted st Sol * !
Dbl and is jObb ng at S2l So. lot of 60 bhis
oss sold on private terms, and so bbls sold At aI
Dbl. WI" ~ ~@i
BACON-Small stock In few hands and vsrv
Iong ShOuiders are quoted 1t CSC: clear IN |
des II ! 0llhc; clear sides Ike p Is. 10 casks e
oulders sold at csc p h. Dealers obtain Sc
er these prices in their job trade =
DRY SALT MEAT-Is in demand; the stock 4.
and prices, especially for shouiders e.
2 advancing. Orders fom the country are b
ostiy for dry salt meat. giving it the preference
er bscol and pork. The demand in aiao snecn1 | a.
We io-cav and there are orders here from tie