New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-10


strict good ordinary. ~ Ola
Strict low middling. .........l2A0l2i :
Mlddnng. .............. .....2h 6llas Has
slriet mluuhng.........-.. .ZA dl5
1000 mlddlipg...... .......l3A di3sa l3S
mluunng Ian.................H Ol4s
far.'.............. .........- o.
With dark and rainy weather. and moth.
ing in the news to have much influence, the
market was extremely quiet at the opening,
but there was, never theless. fair inquiry,
mostly, however, from buyers who claimed
concessions which factors were unwilling to
grant. Tnder these circumstances the bust
ness during the morning was OF limited ex-
tent, but later in the day parties came
together more freely, and the movement
became quite active resulting in sales, as
noted above, of $3.50 bales. Twenty. four
brokerage houses participated in the bust
ness, which was almost exclusively for for
eign shipment hardly anything being re-
ported for the North the demand for which
has been interrupted by the high rates of
freight and the course of domestic
exchange. Prices exhibited considerable
irregularity, some kinds in special re-
quest and light supply commanding fully
as much as they would have realized yes
terday, while other descriptions ruled more
in favor of buyers, without, however, re
quiring any further reduction IN our quota
tons than the slight modification noted
above. Good ordinary sold at lac, middling
las and l2l9c for average lists, and l25sc
tor COED style: good middling at l3asc, aud
middlng fair at lie Toe dispatches re
ported the Liverpool market easier, but not
quotably lower, and New York dull at pre-
vous rates for spot and 1872 a Lice lower
for futures. Sterling declined lac in the
morning, but subsequently advanced Ice,
closing a t a net advance of lie, equal to .-l0
Y cent.
The sales of the past three days sum up
1000 bales $3.50 on SaturGa., $500 yester
day and $3.50 today, against l6,200 for the
corresponding time last week, and 1880
the week before.
Receipts since Friday evening. 25lO9
bales, embracing 1850 from other delivery
ports (of which 1863 from Mobile and 1887
from Galveston), and 20,259 proper, against
23,942 proper last week and n ,1So last year
Total proper since August 81, 26,ol2 bales,
against 1877 234 last year-increase 30, i0S.
The exports comprise 1859 bales. mbrac
ing 3O5l to Liverpool and 1913 to Havre.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at all the ports from Il NJ. vest arday
to + NJ. today ., 81 bales, against 29,Si6
last week, and 2s,02l last year, and since
Friday 1887 bales, against SI,502 last
week and 80 sos last year Total since
August 81, 99i 500 bales, against S5l ,T79 up
to Monday noon, November 9, last year lex
GLIDING the above 2S.02l increase 1897
Exports FRIDAY to Monday inclusive) to
Great Britain 30,792 bales, against 1897
last week and 1870 last gear. and to the
continent 1851 bales, again,t l4.4l4 last
week and II 1913 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up
to II NJ, 5OS l66 bales, against 1913 last
week and 1879 last year.
The Exchange makes the amount on
shipboard not cleared 59,GO3 bales embrac-
ing 20, 1888 for Liverpool, 24,25S for Havre,
Con he anti for
$50 for Spaio, 3il for the Mediterranean,
and 2i67 for coastwise ports. leaving in
presses, according to its account. at II NJ
1886 bales. II we deduct from this the
amount sold and engaged for shipment, but
not yet delivered TO the ship, the balance
will be about $4,000 bales to represent the
quantity unsold, large part of which is
not yet sampled or is withheld from sale at
present.
The Exchange reports, "Sales 1900 bales
Market irregular and easier"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l, 1875.
Arrived since last statement. ......... e,I85
Arrived previously... ...275 ,26l-&4 O46
c,s,ra Tpt 4dd:v s;s 2s4Oaa
Cleared previously. lit, l24-l620I2
Stock on hand and on shpboard. ...........l3l9 $50
Stock on hand same time last year. ....,... A6lI
To-days exports were to Havre.
Receipts proper since last evening 65l2
bales. againet 1928 on last Tuesday, and
1854 last year.
For comparative totals for the past three
days, exports and receipts see above report
ToBAcCo-We did not hear of a trans.
action to-day. The amount on sale is
estimated at 1900 hhds. We continue to
quote as follows: Low Tugs 707hc; good
S69c; low leaf 9la q he: medium l30l4le;
good 15lt q lie; fine lS02Oc.
FREIGHTs-A ship was taken up for
Havre at 3 l6c for cotton. Yesterday
consignment of one loading was given
away at the same. Some shipments of mo-
lasses have been made to New York, but
ton. We continue to quote as follows:
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool Ad; to
Hamburg, via New York, lac; to Ant
werp, via New York, lie; New York,
Nc; to Boston, Providence, Fall River and
Philadelphia, via New York lc; molasses to
New York % v Dbl.
By ssil-Cotton to Liverpool % Nd; to
Havre ! 3-16c: to Bremen 2r32d; to Ant
werp 5-16c; to Genoa | 5-l6c.
SUGAR-Received this morning 3l0 hhds.
They were late in landing, owing to rainy
weather. We note better feeling gener-
ally and stronger market, with good demand
for good open kettle and yellow clarified,
and the receipts were mostly sold at 5lac
for inferior; q SIC for common; 6le a 70 for
fair; IA 07Ac for good fair; Sc for prime;
Sac for strictly prime to choice; 8as $50
tor yellow clarified; 909hc for off white
clarified; 9asc for white clarified, and ~
Sc for seconds.
MoLAssEs-Received this morning 1864
bbls and Is halt bbls. Landed late on &C.
count of the rain As with sugar we note
a better feeling, and the market for higher
grades is 1c stronger. Centrifugal is sell
ing at 30a35c; common 40045c; fair As a
SOC; prime 81 055c; strictly prime Sc 057c;
choice So a Coo v gallon.
FLoUR-Scarcely any demand even in the
local trade, and only 900 bbls sold, of which
25 good treble at 1915: rs bbls choice treble
extra at &c 37h; 100 and 300 bills choice
treble at IS so; 25 at IS 62h; 100 choice
extra at IS 80; SO and 100 at 81 y Dbl.
Superfine is now quoted at 81 SO; double
extra IS; low treble extra Is 37la as 50;
good do IS 62h as IS; choice treble extra
Sc 25a6 50; choice extra IS 1917 so; new
process $808 so W Dbl.
CORN MEAL-DulI and offering in lots on
the landing at 80 40, and jobbing at 50 SO
y Dbl. No sales.
GRITs-Is selling in lots at - 9005, and
jobbing at IS 25 y Dbl.
PoRK-The supplies are light, but West
ern advices are unfavorable and the market
here is dull at $25 v Dbl for mess. 25, 25
and 30 bbls sold at that price. 1t is jobbing
at 325 25, and dealers are retailing at $25 so
026 v Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-The market is bare of
supplies, and shoulders would command
l01sc v fb. Even the dealers are out of
shoulders. Clear rib sides are jobbing at
l31kc, and clear aides at l4c " rs, car