New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-03
We give also the figures and report of the
Exchange in full, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
General Exchange
quotations, quotations

ocHcihi EXcnhuRo
, quotations quotations
Low ordinary. O.
Srunary ........... .........- o.
Strict ordinary. ...........".ll DIX
GOOD ordinary; 0nt llk
strict good ordinary. ..ll@01lf
Strict low middiing .........i2S gi2ss
Mldunng. .............. .....l2M OI2A Rk
Good middlins. ..............lss 9i3s 13h
nnddllng falr. IAN DIAN
rah'''''s'.''.'.... ..........- o.
The market opened with fair demand,
and although operations were restricted by
brokers claiming concessions which factors
we're unwilling to grant, yet 100 bales
changed hands during the morning, partly
at previous rates and partly at q frac ton
Less, after which parties came together more
freely, sellers meeting the demand at some
concessions from yesterdays quotations,
and the entire business, as noted above,
summed up 5000 bales. The Exchange re.
port of 200 bales, it will be observed, en-
braces the sales from IL M. yesterday to IL
N. to-day, while ours are exclusiv ely to-
day. The dispatches from Liverpool were
not calculated to have any sensible infiu-
ence, the market being reported dull at pre-
vious rates, with sales of 10000 bales, and
arrivals l-l6d lower. Being election day at
New York, there were no market kilograms
from that point.
The sales OF the past three days sum up
1880 bales $500 on Saturday. 500 yester-
day and $500 to-day) against 1890 for the
corresponding time last week, and Il, 800
the week BEFORE
Receipts since Friday evening, 1899
bales, embracing 3457 from other delivery
ports (of which 1913 from Mobile, and 1909
from Galveston), and 23,942 proper, against
23,72S proper last week and 1891 last year.
Total proper since August 81, 1879. 273 bales,
against Isl ,OS6 last year-increase 81, 1877.
The exports comprise % 756 bales, EN-.
bracing 1908 to Liverpool, 3S0S to Havre.
1900 to Vera Cruz, 1888 to Boston, and GAL
to New York, to which we have added SO
by rail.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at all the ports from IL M. yesterday
to u NJ. to-day 30,933 bales, against &c, GA
last week, and Is, 1853 last year. and since
Friday $3.50 bales. against SO, 592 last week
and 70 $50 last year. Total since August 81,
26,Sl5 bales, against 697, 867 up to Monday
noon, November 2, last year Excluding the
above %, l53)-increase l2S 948.
Exports FRIDAY to Monday inclusive) to
Great Britain 1897 bales, against 1877
last week and 1881 last year, and to the
continent Ia Ala bales, against 1866 last week
and 2450 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up
to II NJ, AL .044 bales, against 407, 5l5 last
week, and 427 ,3l9 last year.
The Exchange makes the amount on
shipboard not cleared SO $50 bales, embrac.
ing 81, JAG for Liverpool. 23,l47 for Havre,
1857 for the North sea, 2542 for Bremen,
li62 for Spain and 1923 for coastwise ports,
leaving in presses, according to it's account,
55,10S bales. If we deduct from this the
amount sold and engaged for shipment,
but not yet delivered, the balance will hard
ly exceed $4,000 bales to represent the
quantity unsold, a considerable part of
which is not yet sampled OF withheld from
sale for the present.
The Exchange reports "Sales 200 bales.
Market irregular" Its quotations are re-
duced lsc on all gradss but good middling.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales
Stock on hand September i ls75..
Arrived since last statement. l305O
Arrived previously..... ,l04-229 l54
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 239 1870
Cleared previously. .124 O43--l37 76O
Stock on hand same time last ......... 70 578
ro-day's exports embraced l0,0l9 bales
to Liverpool and 3698 to New York.
We have deducted from previous exports
166 bales for l6S excess in clearance to Liy-
erpool over actual shipment and deficiency
in clearance to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 1928
bales, against - last Tuesday and l2, 100
last year.
For comparative totals for the past three
days exports and receipts, see above re.
port.
ToBACco-We did not hear of transac.
ton to-day. The amount on sale is estimat.
follows: Low Tugs 707ltc; good 8 09c;
low leaf 9l 0l2c; medium 1870 l4la; good
ISM q l7c; fine 10000.
FREIGHTs-f esterday we reported shin
for Liverpool at SD for cotton. A shin was
also taken up for Bremen at 5-l6c. Today
q ship was laid on and one taken up for
Liverpool at SD. The market is firm at
quotations, as follows:
BY, steam-Cotton to Liverpool a4d; to
Hamburg, via New York, lac; to Ant
werp, via New York, Nc; New York,
Bc; to Boston, Providence, Fall River and
Philadelphia, via New York, 10.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool "a Nd: to
Havre l 3l60lkc: to Bremen lac; to Ant
werp slice; to Genoa 5l6c.
SUGAR-Received this morning 144 bids.
We have to note dull market, though the
strictly prime to choice; 8la al $40 for vellOw
and 87s 09Ac for of white and
white clarified Strictly prime is scarce and
in demand; other q AIDES are very dull.
MoLAssEs-Received this morning 500
bbls. The demand is good and prices for
the better grades are lo tirmer The sup
plies all sold at 500 for fair; sac for prime;
81 a 5sc tor strictly prime; and 60 a Gle for
choice.
FLoUR-There is very little demand in
the local trade, but some large orders have
been filled for Cuba. The sales embrace
6848 bbls, OF which $50, 500, 1000 and 5000
bbls for Cuba, particulars not TRANSFERRED,
aud the balance in the local trade, com.
prising 43 superfne at 81 so; so. rs and 100
double extra at s.; 100 low treble extra at
IS As; 100 do at IS SO; rs good treble extra |
IS 80; 100 at Sc; 100. US and 100 choice
treble extra at IS 25; $50 choice extra 81 20:
Is and 25 at 81 so; SO at u 624; IS at s.; |
80, 100 and 425 bbis on privite terms. In
addition to the above sales some lots are |
% treaty for Cuba. Superine ia quoted |
"a 1904 so; double extra IS 25; low treble |
extra $6 5006; good do &6 2506 SO; choice |
treble extra $6 500675; choice and family |
sxtra $707 %; Patent process % 5009 y
Dbl.
CORN MEAL-Fresh continues in light sup.
ply and good demand at % so y Dol. SO.
l50 and 100 obls sold at that price. 1t is Job |
Ding at 50 rs v Dbl.
GRITs-Is selling in lots at IS Is and |
obbing at Is 2505 IS y Dbl.
PORK-Quiet, but held at $50 y Dbl |
stronger under Q small stock. Holders are |
asking $24 Is v Dbl for mess so and Is |
Dbls sold At that price; IS at ga 37l4; so |
'pot, and So, to arrive, at $24 v Dbl. 1t is |
obbing at $24 50024 rs v Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-NOne in first hands.
Dealers are jobbing shoulders at l0c " b. |
BACON-There was much better feeling /
md good demand in . Job way TO-DAY. |
md the market is fully No stronger; deal.
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