New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-15

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The market opened under the influ
of discourag ing dispatches. Liverpool being
reported l-l6d lower for uplande, with sales
of only 5000 bales, and New York dull at
decline of Loo in spots and l-l603-32c in
futures, which checked operations and CON
fined the sales during the morning to 25OO
bales. after which, although later kilograms
reported further decline at New York of
l-l6s in spots, yet foreign exchange ruled
higher, the movement became more active,
and further transactions were reported to
the extent of 5000 bales, making q total for
the day, as noted above. of $500 bales. The
grades above good ordinary continued
steady, but at rhe same time, the better
qualities being offered less sparinely, buy
ers had rather less difficulty in filling their
orders, except for certain descriptions OF
good staple kinds, which continued scarce
and were held rather above the limits of
pending orders. The lower grades presented
the same irregularity noted for several days
past, and generally ruled in favor Of buyers,
without requiring any change in our quota
tons. The unfavorab!e tenor OF the dis
patches was cOunteracted by an advance Of
~ a &c in sterling exchange, equal to about
$40 04-lO y cent.
The sales of the past three DAYS sum up
30, $50 bales (925O on Wednesday, IL, 600 yea
terday, and $500 to-day, making, with the
addition of 600 bales t, TUESDAYS report
an aggregate for the week of $1,000 hales
against $1,000 last week Including 600 adj
ditional OH last Friday, and 81, 500 tho week
before.
Weeks receipts GO 700 bales, embracing
1915 from other delivery potts (Of which
1858 from Mobile, ii from Florida, and 3243
from Galveston, etc., and 65.445 proper,
against 81 4Sj last week and 44,S34 last
year. Total proper since August 81,
III, l29 bales, against 63b075 last year-in-
crease 30 OBJ
bracing 1919 to Liverpool, 1864 10 Hsvre,
500 to Santander, 422 to Vera Cruz, 1900 to
Boston, 93l to New Bedford and 1916 to
New York, to which We have added 300 BY
rail.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at all the ports from II NJ. yesterday
to II II. today 99S bales, against %, rs
last week. and 2o,369 last year. and since
Friday l60ls3 bales, against l39. CSC last
August 81, 2,642 42l bales, against . $50 632
up to Thursday noon, January Ii, last
year texcluding the above 20, 69)-increase
36l, 7S3.
Exports FRIDAY to Thursday inclusive)
to Great Britain % 225 bales. against 81, las
last week and 81 1888 last year, and to the
continent 2i.6so bales. against 80, pa last
week and 1896 las. year.
Exports to all ports since September l,
to Great Britain 952,0l3 bales, against
SSi 900 last year, to France and the Cont
nent 5l4,352 bales, against 2S3, SS2 last year;
total t" Great Britain and the Continent
l,i66. G35 bales, against ,lGS, lis last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made MP
to twelve NJ. 0,55S bales, against 795, $50
last week. and S72.5Sl last year.
The weeks receipts at the chief interior
towns eAbrace 80, PSI bales, against 25,7ll
last week. and 1850 last wear: the ship
ments 3l.773 bales, against &c, 457 last week.
aud l9, 52l last year: and the stocks. 127 .7I9
bales, against 100, 204 last week. and 49,
372 last year Compared with last year,
this shows an increase Of Il. 69l bales in the
receipts, and l2,252 in the shipments, and
decrease of IS 623 in the stocks
The Exchange makes the amount on ship
board not cleared before to-dav's exports)
1870 bales, embracing 53,2SS for Liver
pool, q .SS7 for Havre, % 800 tor the North
sea. 5t9l TOR Bremen, 95i for Spain,
1924 for the Mediterranean, and 1906
for cOastwise ports, leaving in presses.
agreeably to its account at II NJ. 49, 6l8
bales. If we deduct from this the amount
sold, but not yet delivered, the balance
will be about $4,000 Gales to represent
the quantity unsod, large part of which
is withheld from the market, in transit or
not yet sampled.
At noon to-day middling was quoted at
Galveston at l22sc, at Mobile at l2as l2lac,
at Savannah at l27sc, at Charleston at ID a
1850 at Wilmington at l2leo, at Norfolk at
l234c, at Baltimore at 1855 I2ac, at New
York be, at Boston at I3l4c, at Memphis
at l2Ac, at Augusta at l2Ac. at Shreveport
at l | Ice, and at jefferson at ll5sc.
The Exchange reports: "Sales $3.50 bales.
Better grades steady: lower grades irregu-
lar" Its quotation are reduced lac for low
ordinary and ordinary, and lsc for good
ordinary.
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand September l. 1875.
Arrived since last statement. lo.l63
Arrived previously. 1854. 37U-S94 535
c,. I9, TAI 9oi5ll
cleared to-day. ......--...--......... t,Wi
Cleared previously. 594, li3-6O0 l61
Stock on hand and on shipboa7d. 3it
Stock on hand same time last year. 200 i24
To-day's exports embraced 2759 bales to
Liverpool 202S to Havre and 93l to New
Bedford, to which we have added 306 by
rail.
Receipts proper since last evening 9632
bales, against 1864 on last Friday and 1913
last year.
For comparative totals for the past three
days exports and receipts see above report
ToBACCO-The only sale reported to-day
was hhds. Weeks Gales Is. The amount
on sale is estimated at 2l00 hhds. We con-
tinue our quotations as follows: Low
9 0llc; medium l20l4c: good Is Ice;
fine IL a lSc.
fREIGHTs-Yesterday, not before re-
ported, a ship was taken up for Cette at
$50 for slaves, aud to-day one for Cork for
orders, at 9-l61 sd for cotton. In addition
to the above the only engagements reported
this week are ship for Russia at SD for
cotton and one for Bremen at 3 &c., We
continue to quote:
By steam-COttOn to LIVERPOOL 10 32I: corn
IL l2lad; cotton to New York aac; to Bos-
ton, Providence. Fall River and Baltimore,
ria New York, 7sc: sugar to New York s. |
y hid; molasses So y Dbl.
Bv sail-Cotton to Liverpool GIG q 1920;
20 Harve rs al 3-l6c: to Bremen rs a
3-l6c; to Antwerp l 3-l6c; to Revel and |
CrOnstadt s. 02l 32c; to Genoa l 3 100 |
lac; to Boston 1850; to Providence q O
.532c; to Philadelphia 1850. Oil cake to |
london 35s.
SUGAR-Received this morning 2232 hhds. |
The demand is good at yesetrdy's prices,
md the supplies we're mostly cold at AZ
1sc for inferior; Sac for common; 57sc |
or good common; 6l6c for fair; 6as q
he for good fair; Csc for fully fair; Gao
or strictly fully fair; 67sc for prime;
G for strictly prime; no choice on hand:
q 08Ac for gray clarified; $40 for yellow
fairfield; 814 09lso for of white clarified.
nd 9A a9ssc for white clarified. Stock in
he sheds 1890 hhds.
WORCESTERSHIRE this morning 174O
bis, mostly fermenting. The market is
are.of choice not fermenting, and all good
rades not fermenting are scarce and in