New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-12

Inferior .....,.,..............- a.
Low ordinary. ............:- o
Ordinary. ...............izf 0!Z5 ia
strict ordinary ...l3S gi3s -.
GOOD ordinary. .............tSb Oi3e 1919
Strict good ordinary. .......l3h 1Ab
Strict low mhiddiin g.....".l4s al4t
Mlddl1ng.... ....-.......l4S O!9t -
Good middlng 80. ..............i5S olsss l5s
Hlddlng falr .........io OloS nom 10
Under the influence OF a further decline
of l-l6d at Liverpool, and isc in spots and
y n 'ac in futures at New York. few
sales were made at reduction of tsc, but
the reduced stock unsold being concen-
trated in few hands holders refused to be
governed by other markets and adhered 10
their previous pretensiOns. In enc or two
instances. however. they accepted offers
which they bad refused yesterday. but as
general thing buyers were unable to obtain
any concessions. We have consequently
made no change in our quotations, but
qualify them by the remark that when fac
tors press the market to close oOnsignments
they are compelled to accept inside figures
or shade less. Buyers who have special
orders are unable to fill them unless at
prices leaning to our outside figures. At
the same time good staple kinds continue
scarce and are held at extre1ae rates.
The sales for the past thcse days sum up
1850 bales 1900 Wednesday, 5000 yesterday,
including 100 not reported until to-day,
and 1850 today. making an aggregate for
the week of 1880 bales, against 1850 last
week and $3.50 the week before.
Weeks receipts 1861 bales. embracing
49, from other delivery ports tot which
S02 from Mobile and 90 from Texasl. and
l775 proper. against 1851 proper last week
and 1901 last wear. Total proper since Au.
gust 81, 9Sl ,649 bales, against l.l99.os7 last
year-decrease 2l7 .43s.
The exports comprise 1872 bales. EN-.
bracing 23S, to Havre and 1857 to New
York, to which we have added ~ by rail.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the porte from II NJ. yesterday to
l2 NJ. TO-DAY 2GE bales, against 22lA last
| week. and 1901 last year, and since Fri
day l3 907 bales, against i2,S last week
and 12,4l6 last year. Total since August
81 ian error At Charleston corrected},
3,409,l6S bales. against 3.G76,9ll up to
Thursday noon. June IL, last year texelud-
ing the above S0lJ-decrease 267 ,743
Exports Friday 70 Thursday inclusive)
20 Great Britain - .elS bales. against IS, 53S
last week and a. 1913 last year. and to the
continent 1915 bales, against 1898 last week
and ii O29 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up
to II NJ. 266 65i bales. against .935, 32l last
week and pa 535 last year.
The weeks receipts at the interior towns
Gil UTdCt 1910 Ddlco, dSdis46e II ~ IhSt WEN
and 2572 last year: the shipments 1894
| bales, against 1880 last week and 6l93 last
year. and the stocks 2SS9l bales, against
30 ,59l last week and 81 ,202 last year.
COMPARED with last year, this shows 3
falling off of liza bales in the receipts, an
increase OF sol in shipments. and = de-
crease of 222,3li in the stocks.
! The amount on shipboard not cleared,
going on board, and engaged for shipment,
was set down at the opening this morning
| at $4,000 bales. embracing 1000 for Liver
I pool, IL 900 for Havre, 1000 for Spain, and
| 1000 bales for the North. which. when
| deducted from the stock on hand by
| our running statement yesterday evening,
leaves 81, 400 bales to represent the guam
tity at the landing and in presses unsold
| or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 1850 bales.
| Market unchanged"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September !, ls71.......... 1888
| Arrived since last statement.... 476
Arrived previously. ........l ,l39 5ao-1 l4o o9s
Total ;........ ................:;..il's 'oo9
| CLEARED today. .................. ~ -
Cleared previously. '9'-l io' '8s
Stock on hand ard on shiuboard not cleared SIS ae5
Stock same line last year s,82t
| There we're no exports to-day. but We
have added 40 bales forwarded by rail.
Receipts proper since last evening 322
| bales, against 3l3 on last Friday, and :3t
! last year.
For comparative totals for the past three
| days and for the year, and for three days
| exports and receipts, see above report.
ToBACCO-The only sale reported TO- day
was 3 hhds last evening at 1915. Weeks
sales 90 hhds. The stock on sale is estimat-
ed az 1000 hhds. We continue to quote: In
i
! q l2c; low Leaf IL q l21sc; medium 3313 o
i4lac; good ISM a l6l.c; tine II y Q lShsc. and
selections 90 q 22c.
! FREIGRTs-The market continues dull
and dropping, with an excess of freight
room compared with the offerings. We
| quote as follows:
! BY steam-Cotton 70 Liverpool - a I'D;
TO Boston &c; TO Providence and Fall River
| l3-l6c: to New York 5sc: to Philadelphia
| &c.
BY saii-Coston TO Liverpool "a I'd; 60
| Havre lc: to Genoa NC: to Boston 9l6c.
! SUAAR-Only hhds came in this morn
| ing. The demand is confined to occasional
| job lots for groceries. and We quote
I IA aar for common; s0SAc for low
| fair; sas a $3.50 for good fair; 6aa 09e for
fully fair; 9lac for prime: 9as 09lae for
| 101bc for off white clarified. Stock in the
I sheds on the eleventh instant, 1918 hhds.
! MoLAssEs-Only i. bbls were received from
! plantation this morning. There il little
! or nothing doing. and We quote 400
400 for common; SO SOC for fair; $50 Coo
for prime; 60 062c for strictly prime. and
| 65 070c for choice. Stock in the sheds on
| the eleventh instant. 2S03 bbls and 81 half
| bbls.
| strong with moderate local demand. The
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