New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-08

side rates. All other descriptions were
steady at yesterdays quotations, but low
ordinary, ordinary and strict ordinary sold
at irregular prices, in proportion to the
amount Of sand or dust. Ordinary sold at
$50, and some holders for this grade said
that they had received no offers over S15c.
Strict ordinary, very dusty, sold as low as
9Ao. The latter styles leaned to ga, ga q
9%c. Middling ruled at l2Ac, but average
lists could have been had at 121sc, and a
high style at hardly less than 1880. The
course of prices renders it proper to Keep
up the side range We have given for several
weeks past. The dispatches were not cal
culated to have much influence, Liverpool
being reported unchanged, with sales of
10000 bales; Manchester quiet and firm, and
New York unchanged for epots, and 1-l60
1890 lower for futures, which was more
than offset by an advance of about 10 y
cent on sterling exchange. The supply
was only moderate.
$4,000 bales IA, 400 on Wednesday, $4,000
Yesterday, and 10000 to-day. making an
aggregate for the week Of $1,000 bales.
against 81, 800 last week, and 81 200 the
week before.
Weeks receipts 81 $40 bales, embracing
6455 from other delivery ports (of which
1895 from Mobile and 4660 from Calves
ton, etc.,, and 5l.4S5 proper against
67,O93 proper last week and 1878 last
wear. Total proper since August 81,
7O5. 6S4 bales. against 59l, 24l last year-in-
crease ia, 4i3.
The exports comprise 1904 bales, en-
bracing q AIS to Liverpool, Il, 456 to Havre,
1916 to Bremen, 6S5 to Barcelona, 1893 to
Genoa, 1922 to Boston, and 1854 to New
York, to which we have added $50 by rail.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at all the ports from II NJ. yesterday
to 10 M. to-day 25.7l8 bales, against 39.4F
last week and i4,9i6 last year. and since Fri
day 1866 bales, against lSS, 632 last week
and 9,4o3 last year Total since August 81,
24S2, 238 bales, against 2,19O, $50 up to
Thursday noon, January !, last year lex
Gliding the above II ,9i6l-increase 29l .5SS
Exports Friday to Thursday inclusive)
to Great Britain Si.l4S bales, against H.
242 last week and 81, 6S2 last year, and 10
the continent 33.214 bales, against 1887
last week and 10 5lS last year.
Exports to all ports since September |,
to Great Britain S73,1S2 bales, against
$40. 66l last year; to France and the Cont
nent 1885, G6 bales, against 273,9s6 last year:
total to Great Britain and the Continent
1863, 5SS bales. against l,l20,647 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up
to twelve NJ, 795 $40 bales, against So SIS
last week, and si2, 47i last year.
Liz week IeCelpiS at INC Cilltl
towns embrace 2J.7ll bales. against 50 SSS
last week, and 1886 last year; the ship
ments &c. i57 bales, against q. $50 last week,
and 1864 last year: and the stocks l3O.204
bales, against l3l ,63o last week. and 1872,
los last year. Compared with last year,
this shows an increase of 1886 bales in the
and TO- SJ3 in the shipments. and
decrease of q ,9Oi in the stocks.
The Exchange makes the amount on ship
board not cleared tbefore to-days exports)
SO, 26S bales, embracing $500 for Liver
pool, 2602S for Havre, L.. los tor the North
sea, 1909 for Bremen, 93S for Spain, 1916
for the Mediterranean, l03 for Mexico. and
3O0S for cOastwise ports, leaving III presses.
agreeably to its account at II NJ, lS2.409
bales. If we deduct from this the amount
sold, but not yet delivered, the balance
will be about $4,000 bales to represent
the quantity unsold, large part OF which
is withheld from sale, IN transit or not yet
sampled.
At noon to-day middling was quoted at
Galveston q. l21ec, at Mobile at l25sc. at
Savannah at l2Tsc, at Charleston at BE.
at Wilmir gtCn at 1880, at Norfolk at
l25sc, at Baltimore at 1878 BE, at New
York at ID 5-l6c, ct Boston at 1870, at
Memphis at 1850, IT Augusta at l2l2c,
At Shreveport at ll5sc and at jefferson at
II lac
The Exchange reports; "sales 10000
bales. Market firm
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
Stock on hand September l. 1873. 915
Arrived since last statenlent....".... 1929
Arrived previously. E...........8 i5,9i6-84''5
Total. ........................... S3i75l
Cleared previously. sec ,i69-S6as53
,+ock IN hand m abinhoa,d
stock on hand same time last year. 1867 62
Tc-day's exports embraced 1888 bales to
Liverpool and 1893 to Eavre, to which we
nave added - by rail. We have added 237
Dales to previous exports for difference be-
tween excessive and deficient clearances.
Receipts proper since last evening 1864
oales, against l2,63l on last Friday, and
1928 last year
For comparative totals for the past three
lays. exports and receipts see above report
ToBACCo-The only sales reported to-day
we're 3 bids Il and y, but We were aware
IF a negotiation of some magnitude pend
ng, which may be contaminated tomorrow.
Weeks sales 3l5 hhds. The amount on
sale is estimated at 2075 hhds. We continue
Dur quotations as follows: Low lugs GO
e; good 7la as; low leaf 90llc; medium
T. 0llc; good u a Zoe: fms II lsc.
fREIGuTs-The weeks engagements EN-
BRACE one ship for Liverpool! at 1924 for
cotton, one at IL 81 and sd, the outside
igures for consignment; one ct 9-l6 and
1924, outside tor consignment; four for
Havre at Bloc, one for Bremen at lac,
and one at sd tor cotton. and oos for tobac-
60, and one fer Antwerp at | 3l6c. We
Iuote as follows:
BY steam-Cotton 10 Liverpool, SD; corn
2la % l3d; to cotton New York Sac; to Bos
on, Providence. Fall River and Baltimore.
7ia New York, 7Sc; sugar to New York s.
p hh6; nolasses g = bbl.
By sail-Cottou to Liverpool GIG a 1924;
,orn l24e q l3i: cotton to Harve | slice; to |
Bremen 81 $40; to Revel 2l-32 0ll-i6d; to
Genoa 5 lee; tobacco to Bremen 55s. Oil |
,ake TO London, 35s.
We learn that the firm Of A. A. Magin- |
,es' Sons have chartered since October l |
10 less than twenty-one sail and steam yes |
els for Great Britain for OIL cake, at an |
.verage of Bog a BIS 81 + ton and are now |
'tfering 35s, which is the ruling rate, in |
BORT, loading with oil cake, on steamship |
I'D seven all vessels. !
SUGAR-Received this morning 1888 hhds. |
The market is dull, but prices are un.
hanged Most of the receipts sold at |
non; 57s a &C for good common; 6ls q |
lac for fair; SIS 061ac for good tair; |
IS 06s4c for fully fair; 707lsc for
prime; ~ arse for strictly prime; |
1ac for choice; "a. 0Sl.o for gray clarified;
a4o for yellow clarified; Sla 09lse for |
If white clarified, and 95sc for white clari |
led. Stocks in the sheds 1886 hhds.
MoLAssEs-Received this morning l446 |
,bls. High grades not fermenting con-
inue in demand and sell readily at full |
'ricee, but fermenting and low grades !
re slow of sale. The receipts were mostly |
old at 20c for inferior fermenting; s. /
. 300 for common do: 80 q 800 for far do; |
g a. $50 for prime do; 4O043c tor strictly |