New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-09

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and although operations were restricted by
light offerings OF the kinds most in request,
| yet the sales during the morning reached
| $500 bales, after which the movement b.
came more active and further transaction.
| were reported TO the extent of 1900 bales,
making total for the day, as noted above
| OF l0, 800 bales. The lower grades showed
past, and in some cases factors &C
| cepted " 1l4c less than they had
previously refused. This was especially
the case with dasty lots. At the same time
clean cotton with good staple commanded
outside figures, whether of ordinary or strict
ordinary. The better qualities were offered
spsringly throughout the day. and. being in
good request, commanded fuller prices, bny
| ers paying IL q IA and in some cases asc
more than they were willing to give yester-
day. and, without regard to such excep-
tional trans actiuns, the grades from low
| miidiing to good middling inclusive were
| sufficiently stron ger to require an advance
OF partial lSc n the quotations. The dis
patches reported the Liverpool market dull
at decline of l-,6d with Gales OF only 5000
bales, but this was coanteracted by an ad-
vance ID foreign exchange. New York was
| reported dun at previous rates for spo:s,
| and l-32 a 3-32c lower tor futures.
| The Exchange makes the amount on ship
board not cleared lbefore to-day's exports)
| 90 GAG bales, embracing 1879 for Liver
pool, 81 oil Tor Havre l6 30 tor the North
sea. 33l7 FOR Bremt H. 1876 for Spain, 1893
for the Mediterranean, 35S for Mexico, and
1924 for cOastwise ports, leaving in presses,
sgTeeably to its account at II NJ, 16, III
bales. If we deduct from this the amount
sold, but not yet delivered, the balance
will be about. 10000 bales to represent
the quantity unsoid, large part of which
ls withheld from sale, IN transit or not yet
sampled
The worlds visible supply at noon to-day
2,792 l3i last year.
We are indebted to Mr.. ID. G MOrey
freight agent of the jackson railroad for
comparative statement Of the receipts Of
cotton at the New Orleans station for the
pact four months, compared with the four
proceed NJ seasons, from which we copdense
the following: Total this year, l65, $50 bales,
showing an increase over 1874 o. 1879 bales:
over 1873 of 10 09S: over 1872 of 29. 632 over
1871 of $500, and over 1870 of 70.073.
The Exchange reports "Sales $3.50 bales.
Market steady"
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand September l. 1875. .:::a..s,s7S
Arrived previously. 1874, '75-S29, 324
Total. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s3s 300
cleared tO-Oay. ............,-......... none
Cleared previously. .5t9. $3.50 9sS
Stock hand and shipboard. 26s 342
Stock on hand same time last year go S44
Receipts proper since last evening $3.50
bales, against go on /; st Saturday, and
1863 last year, making an aggregate since
August 81 of 7O9, 264 bales, against 597 ITO
lat year-increase ll2l54,
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at ill the ports from IL NJ. Yesterday
to II NJ. to-day. 81 732 bales, against 1923
last week. ana 49, 65 last year, and since
August 81, 2,5O3,970 bales. against 2 205596
up to Friday noon, January 8, last year, Tex.
Guiding the above Is 3t5) increase 29S, 374.
Exports yesterday to Great Britain. L ,4S9
bales against IL, 039 last week, and 1853 last
year. and to the continent. 1898 bales,
against Is 034 last week ana 2l5S last year
Stocks at all the delivery points, made mp
to IL NJ. 79S.0l0 bales. against 1911 927 last
week and Si7 ,225 ,st year.
TOBACCO-We did not hear of a transac-
ton to-day. Sales for the past week 3l5
hhds. The amount on sale is estimated at
2075 hhds We continue cur quotations as
follows: Low lugs Gaze; good 7 " as; low
leaf Gallo: medium II a l4c; good Is a Zoe;
fine IL a lSc. Received since last evening
none; exported hid by rail; stock on hand
by our running s'a'emen' 2660 hhds
The Louisville COuier-JournaL OF Thurs
day reports the market actIve and prices |
well supported; sales l2l hhds A large |
proportion Of the offerings consist of non
descript mixed packages and light weights.
Receipts largely FROM the Kentucky river |
and Owen districts.
fREIGHTs-The engagements for the past |
week embraced three ships for Liverpool,
four for Havre, two for Bremen and one |
for Antwerp. all for cotton. In port, load |
ing with oil cake, one steamship and seven |
sail vessels. Rates are still looking down, |
but for the present We repeat our previous |
rates as follows:
BY steam-Cotton to Liverpool, Sad; corn
l2ts q l3d; to cotton New York Ac; to Bos
ton, Providence. Fall River and Baltimore. |
via New York, &c; sugar to New York IS |
v hid; molasses 81 v Dbl.
BY ssil-Cotton to Liverpool GIG 19-32d; |
corn l214 q l3d; cotton to Harve l 3-l6c; to |
Amsterdam Ac; to Antwerp l 5-'6c; to
Bremen 81 32c; to Revel 2l-320ll-l6d; to- |
Genoa 5l6c; tobacco to Bremen SIS Oil |
cake to London, 35s.
SuGAR-Received this morning 1917 |
hhds. The demand is good, and the
supplies all eold at yesterdays prices:
405kc for inferior; SIC sac for com
mon; Sc poo for good common; 61s %
Sac for fair; 6as 06lsc for good lair;
6ss o6a4c for fully fair; 707bo for
7 l4o for choice; ~ OSLO for gray clarified;
$40 for yellow clarified; 819 091sc for
of white clarified, and CSC for white clari-
fed.
MoLAssEs-Received this morning l347
bbls and AZ half bbls mostly fermenting.
The market is quiet, owing to the scarcity
Of supplies not termenting. A lot of good
fair to prime not fermebtlDg sold at
40 v gallon. The supplies are selling
at zoe for inferior fermenting; q
q SOC for common do; 80 a 800 for far do;
36 $50 for prime do; 40 043c tor strictly
prime do; 45c for choice do, 45c for prime
Prime not fermenting is selling
1t 43 q 45c; strictly prime do 48 q SOC; choice
IL $3.50 y gallon. Stock in the sheds |
Il. 839 bbls and $50 half bbls.
REFINERY SUGAR-Cut loaf in bbls is
'elling on ord.s - ct 1910; crushed 1l2sc;