The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-04
GpnF"Hl Exchange
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strict. Good Ordinary. e%@lo
hGT Vt n Low Mfddlinr % @'S ,o
s a,da' Mddine . ioSgioys ,'
n 81 q M, Md Enir re 5:s sn1 Il"
Fair ......................I2 6012a
The market opened with n fair inquiry. but |
mostly from buyers claiming CONCESSIONS |
sales du ing the morning were consequently |
restricted to about 1000 bales after which the dc,
mand became more active. and. as factors sold
it pretty freely Mt yesterday figures, additional
trnnsactions we're reported to the extent OF 1900 |
bales. making o total for the day. Us noted
above Of $500 bales.
desirable kinds. 80 pecihlly when OF good staple. |
were comparatively steady, while other descrp-
in favor Of buyers, showing, howsyer unless in |
exceutional cases. no quotnhle falling of. Some |
good ordinary sold OF 90. The increased deficit |
IN the w9Ls ysnle snPpy b @a
to have failed to strengthen other markets.
The dispatches reported Liverpool I'M
ehangod Wiz II @ny eco bnes arrivals
lower and closing dun, HAvrs flat at Yesterdays
decline. and New York quiet ut previous rates
q net decline Of l-tO0m5-1OOc in Novembers. 5-1Oo
mG-looc In Decembers to Marchs. and $1,000
b-lOoc in later months:
board not cleared before to- days exports Of 532l
b+lesl 3s.72l bales, 81 bracing 1850 Tor Liver
Tor bremen. 1870 for spain. 1893 for the, Mehiter-
ranean and 2ss for coastwise ports, leaving In
presses. agreeably to it's account at ~ m 0Oes
bales, considerable part OF which Is not on
sale.
At noon to-day Middlng was quoted at Gal
weston nj t0sc, ut Mobile ut 1O}am1O4sc. at Sh.
vnnnah mt i07sc ut Charleston at l0s@1o g. 16c. ut
baltimore at 1oIe, at New York at ll,5e. ct
1t 1oaio6c at Philadel phia at 1tac. at Cfncin-
natl Mt 1oSe. and at st. Louis at l02sc.,
Th sp sns rs m@ae p
The weeks receipts at the chief interior towns
embrace 49,7o3bales, against 4o.74o last week and
81 29s last year: the shipments 3i,673 bales.
against 81 1855 last week and 52.503 last year, and
the stocks 60 l73 bales, against 42.29s last week
Compared with last year this shows decrease
Of II 595 bales in the receipts 10000 in the ship
MEETS, and 1927 In the stocks.
Exports Mt all ports since September /. TO
Great Britain 1882 bales against 2l7.8l1 last
year; to France 2s.752 bales against 60. o59 last
3G, $50 last year. Total to Great Britain, France
and the Continent 247.3G8 bales. against 323.7Go
II The s' worlds visible supply was set down
at 478 621 bales against 374, 1854 last week. and
2.os5, 1928 last year. showing decrease compa RED
with aet year of GOT 107 bales against SIT 42 last
week. and Isl 1872 last year.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September |, 1H7........ 1853
| Arrived since last statement 80. 1873
24l,9ls
Cleared to-day. ......... 6,321 .
Cleared previously...... 1876 .2G9 14O,5DO
| cleared Observation-Disclosures. l0i 1928
Stock same time last year. ............. 1853. 7s5
To.day's exports embraced 1902 bales to Kega
| and 1853 TO New York
\ Receipts proper since last evening 51O6 bales.
against 49l3 on last Saturday and 1858 last
year. m1king an aggregate since August 81
| Of 16s,l89 bales, against 2io,7S9 last year-de-
crease $4,000,
| The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from IL III. yesterday to I'm. to-day
| 80 IT'S bales, ag ainst glib last Saturday and
| bales against 1.0i3.131 up to Friday noon. No
| vember g. last year-decrease 242, M:
Exports yesterday to Great Brit an 2a69
ssd to the Continent 141s4 bales, against 306t
last week and 1863 last year.
Stocks at oil the delivery ports made up to l;
| m. 440,994 bales. against 3G7.518 last week and
'"1 TioBXc ! $ did not hear Of transaction
| to-day. The amount on sale Is estimated q
500 hhds. We continue to quote az follows:
Inferiorlugs 3es3ac, low Jugs 31@3Ac medium rii u
4@4lfc good to fine, 4a@5Hc., low leaf 51s@6h
medium 7@sc good s@1o's. fine 11@11hc. anc
Received since last evening none; exported
hid by rail: stock on hand by our runnin!
FREIGHTS-The going. rates on cotton ar
15-1ec for Havre, and l5,32d for Liverpool. w
|
BY $ eam-C9tton to Liverpool s-16E@1d; t
Revel I'd; to Bremen "a; to Boston, Provi
dence, Fall River Philadelphia and Baltimore
via New York Nc; to New York &c: grain t.
| Liverpool 10]sd.
BY sail - Cotton to Liverpool 1s-a2d; t.
= | Havre IL 1Gc: to Bremen 1c; to Genoa &c.
SUGAR - Received tn morning 81 hhds
Supplies are difficult to sell aud there is only
moderate local demand Receipts being small
however, were disposed Of at 6i4m6}Gc for com
mon. &c for good fair. SIC for seconds. SIC 10
yellow clarified AM 92s@91sc for pure white,
MOKASSES-Receiv-d tn Is morning $50 bbls
| Lower prices were accepted and all the receIp
sold at decline Of &c q gallon Common 36t
fair 49CD5Oc, prime 51G53. strictly prime 54g5ot
and choice at Sic y gallon.
| FLOUR-Receved this morning 1906 bbs.
marked improvement is observed IN the tone Q
/ the market to. day. There is an active demand
: at present prices in the local trade. and Their
is a scarcity of double extra which Is wanted
day embrace $3.50 bbls Of which IS common 9
81 121a; Is fine at "a 5o Is do at 81 IS; 125 doubl
| extra at IS Is; $50 low treble extra at S. IS
good treble extra at So %, 100 and $50 al ST IL
| 50 at So 25; 100 and 100 choice treble at S. BIN
80 at S. 50; 25 and Is choice extra at 81; % fanc
at ST 1917 25 and 25 at ST 25 30 al ~ 81; loo 10
= | and $50 bbls on private terms.
| Common is quoted at S4f64 %; fine s. 50@4 u
superfine S. double extra s. 250 so; low trebl
extra S. 5OGn5 Is good do S6@6 25 choice do Sc
Gg6 IS; choice .tra Sc 1901; fancy s7@7 Is q Do
A lot of 600 bbls was taken for export on Drivat
Z terms.
Dealers and grocers obtain SOC above thes
| prices.
I CORN IN BULK-The market is bare. an
supplies would command 55c v busbel.
4 | WHEAT-None on the market Spring " NJ
1i mands 81 24GD1 25 and winters1 so@13 . bushe
6 GRITs-A lot of Is bbls sold at s.. IS p Dbl.