New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-19

snlpDOaru not cleared 81, 2b3 bales, 6mbrac-
ing 3, SIS for Liverpool. 3l,335 for Havre,
for Spain, 1878 for the Mediterranean,
$50 for Mexico, and 1910 for coastwise porte,
leaving in presses, according to its ac-
count. at l2 NJ, 2,l0O bales. If we de-
duct from this the amount sold but not yet
delivered the balance will be about $1,000
bales to represent the quantity unsold,
large part of which is not yet sampled or
is withheld from the makret.
The Exchange reports, SALES 1000 bales.
Market easy"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. ls7s..........a 1855
Arrived since last statement 1917
arrived previously. .G8, 0O-356 OH
Total; ................-........ 365993
Siehre1 to-uay.. y................,...,.. 1857
Cleared previously. 1877 6l-2O5 T98
Stock on hand and on shipboard 100 1875
Stock on hand same time last 4os
To-day's exports embraced 6567 bales to
Havre, 133 TO Bremen and 1857 to New
York.
Receipts proper since last evening 1888
bales, against 1861 on last Thursday, and
Il052 last year making an aggregate since
Friday evening OF i7 .5li bales, against 81 ,S6j
last week and 81 ,4i0 last year, and since Au-
gust 81 of 2SS,767 bales, against 236700 last
year-increase 52,067.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at all the ports from II NJ. yesterday
at II NJ. to-day %, j,377 bales. against 25,3i9
on last Thursday and 2t952 last year, and
since Friday l52,l52 bales, against l2G,952
last week and l2i 773 last year. Total since
August 81, l,2l 7:!6 bales. against l05i,Ss7
up to Wedne nesday noon, November II, last
year (excluding the above g6 952) 2)-incIease
l59 831.
Exports Friday to Wednesday iuclusive)
to Great Britain 53,397 bales, against Sc, ,555
last week and js,35i last year, and to the
continent 26,S62 bales, against 1854 last
week and 3,i05 last year,
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up
to II NJ, 5I5.6 .623 bales, against 53l, 1873 last
week and 5l5,42o last year.
ToBAcCo-We did not hear of trans
action to-day. The amount on sale ia
estimated at 1900 hhds. We continue to
quote as follows: Low lugs 7071sc; good
So9c low leaf 9it a l2c; medium 381ih;
good l51h q l7c; fine lS020c Received since
last evening none: exported none: stock on
hand by our running statement 275i hhds.
FREIGHTs A ship was taken up for
Havre at ! Bloc for cotton, and one for
Genoa at 5-l6c. Yesterday we noted one
for Havre at , lNc and one for Antwerp
at i l4c. We quote as follows:
BY steam-Co,ton To Liverpool aad; 10
Hamburg, via New York, lac; to Ant
werp, via New York, Ilc; New York
5Bc; to Boston, Providence, Fall River and
Philadelphia, via New York, 1c; molasses to
New York SO p Dbl; rice 81 25 p Dbl.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool "a %d; to
Havre l 3-lGc: to Bremen 2l.32d; to Ant
werp 4c; to Genoa 5-l6c.
SUGAR-Received this morning G66 hhds.
Good grades are scarce and in demand, bat
low grades are very dull. The supplies were
partially sold at ~ a Sac for inferior; 50,
16c for common; GA a6l3c for fair; 6l4 a
6+4c for good fair; &c for fully fair; "A d7lac
for prime; IA a Sc for strictly prime; S0SIc
for choice; S1a a 9lsc for yellow clarified, and
909a4o for white clarified.
MoLAssEs - Received this morning III
tbls. Prime and choice is in demand, but
the grades below are almost unsalable, and
prices for them are nominal. The supplies
were partially sold at $50 for inferior; 35c
for centrifugal 46 49c for prime; 49 oslo
for strictly prime. and So a 53c for choice.
The low grades can not be disposed of.
FLoUR-Deaiers were lepleuishing their
stocks, and there was good local demand to-
day. A dealer took 1850 bbls, and another
about 1000 bbls. The sales comprised 1851
bbls, of which l75. on it's merits at 81 70;
81 double extra at S.; 50 and $50 low treble
extra at s. %; 25, 25 50, so, g. and 100 good
treble extra at S. 50; IS and 100 at s. 65; 100
at IS rs; SO at IS So; % and 50 choice treble
extra at Sc; 100 and 100 do at So 25; 100
choice extra at Sc 40: so and 100 at S6 so;
100 at So rs; s5 and 25 at S. S5; so at s. %;
100 and 100 at s. so; SO at s. rs; 500, 500
and 600 bbs on private terms.
Corn MEAL-Dull and weaker. Choice
is held at 81 30 y Dbl, and % and IS bbs |
sold at that price, We heard of some sales.
not choice, at So 6O02 IS y bhl. Choice |
is iobbing at $3o 3 10 y bbl. Offers of less
than 81 80 for choice in lots, were refused. |
GRITs-Dull, and quoted in lots at 81 80, |
and jobbing at 81 6504 10 v bbl.
nominally at 1913 25 023 so y bb. Dealers
have only small job trade at $24 SO v bbl. |
A lot of so bbls mess sold on private terms, |
understood to be under $23 so y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Dull and lower Shoul- |
ders are offering at 9lae y Is. They are |
jobbing at ga a lOc v tb. A lot of IA casks
sold at 9sse v To-.
BAcoN-Nothing doing. Shoulders are
quoted nominally at 1923 Ollie; clear rib |,
The job rates are Is q "a above these prices. |
HAMs-Choice sugar. are in light |
supply and command l7c inferior are dull |
at l50l6c y ib.
at l5G l6c " tb.
LARD Continues dull. Packers in tierce |
is quoted at l3Ac; refined I3lac and keg |
l4lec y fb. so kegs brought l5c and 200 |
buckets l5Ac y ib; keg is scarce.
PRIME MESS PORK-The market is bare |
of prime mess, nor is there any rump pork |
pork or pig pork on hand. |
WHIsKY-Rectited is in light supply, |
and selling at 81 l40l Is for LOuisana |
and 81 l51l II for Western.
CORN IN SACKs-The receipts are small |
and the supply is light with only moderate
demand at previous prices. $50 sacks sold, |
of which $50 new white at zoe; 900 do at |
re, and 800 do at 73c " bushel.
OATs-Good supply. Choice are in de-
mand, but 10 " grades are dull. 900 sacks |
sold, of which 100 at d2c; $50 at 43c; $50 st. |
Louis at 44c, and 300 choice Galena at SOC v
bushel.
BRAN-Is in fair supply. $50 and 500 /
sacks sold at 81 10 v 100 lbs.
HAY--Good supply and dull. 425 bales
sold, of which l25 prime. ct $1s; 100 do at
$40 so; 100 do at $40, and 100 do at e2l v
ton.
BEEF-Is scarce. % bbls Western sold |
at $40 y Dbl. Fulton Market is in good |
supply and dull; quoted at $ll so " half
Dbl, packet % 50 v half Dbl.
COFFEE-Is dull and prices are nominal. |
Stock in fret hands Il, 1863 bags, in dealers
17,OO0. We quote cargoes: Ordinary to low /
fair l8h 0l9o (gold); fair l9as 020c; good |
20A 02Ohc; prime 20% 02lc v fb. Job
lots: Ordinary to low fair 1871 l9Ac; fair
g 2oh oSoac; good 2lS2lAc; prime 2lA0
We are indebted to Messrs. Small g. Co.
and Marks & Co, for the following tele-