New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-17
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssI4ILATED

IN giving the above it is proper to state
that the wide range il good ordinary is
| owing to the dispr0pOrtionateiy high prices
paid for strict, with staple, compared with
the ruling rates for poorer staple descrip-
ton of average classification. In fact the
range we have given does not give tbs ex-
| trenes, for i'll at least two eases sale8 were
made OF strict good ordinary with staple at
l8c The increased strength Of all 0esir-
| able kinds arising from their being in good
request and light supply, Is 6hown By low
| middliDg, good style Of which sold at
| l8Ao, against lS8o for a similar descrip-
| ton yesterday. and strict low middjiDg
| having sold at 1890 for even running. al
! though we still retain 1890 as the outside
| figures, to give the fairest representation Of
/ the market. We notice among the medium
| and lower grades considerable proportion
! OF dingy and dusty cottOns, which are ne
! elected, and can not be sold unless at the
inside rates
The amount on shipboard not cleared 60
ing on board and engaged for shipment was
set down at the opening this morning at
II. 500 bales, embracing 10000 for Liverpool,
$4,000 for Havre, 5000 for Spain $500 for
the Mediterranean, IL, 900 for Bremen, 5000
for the North Sea, and 5000 for the North,
and 1000 for Rouen, which when deducted
from the stock on hand by our running
statement last evening, left $1,000 bales to
represent the quantity at the landing and
in presses unsold and awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: Demand fair,
supply limited, prices easy for low mid
ding and grades belOw-better qualities
scarce and higher" Its quotations show no
change in ordinary and good ordinary. d
reduction of lBc in l0w nniddIingo and an
advance Of lac in middhng and good mid
ding.
coTfoB sTATRHEER.
Stock on rand augpss 81 Is2............... 6,aS9
Arrived since Last ststenen5.... 6,5IS
arrived previously S92rh38-o 1913 SIT
Total Tot $40
Cleared previously ,............o 27B 35I-e 1856 238
stock en- hand and on shipboar not cleared Il0 1873
Stock on hand same date last yeas...o.....so eI78
To-day's exports embraced 1857 bales to
Havre, 1851 to Boston, 1855 to New York
and $50 to Baltimore.
Receipts proper since last evening 1852
bales, against 2508 on last Saturday, and
1853 last year and since Angus. 81. 34I.s
$50 bales. against I65, 404 last yeare-ino
crease 1916.
The Exchange kilograms make the re.
oeipts at all the ports to-day 1882 bales,
against Il, 528 on last Saturday, and ll,2I2 |
last year. Total since August 81, 908 932
bales, against 680,767 last yesr-jnoreaso
228, 165.
Exports yesterday 90 Great Britain 1921
bales; against none last week. and to the
continent 1888, against noneo Stock at all
delivery ports made up to 10 NJ, 356, 504
BALES. against 359, 20l last week.
SUGAR-OnIy Isl hhds were received this
The demand 10 good and prices /
IRE firm. The receipts we're nearly all sold
It lsc for common, &c for good common.
Q fer fair gl3c for fully fair, 100 for prime. {
O48c tor yellow clarified, ant IIls !2c TO-
Vhite clarified.
hoLAssEs-The receipts Vere small this
lornirg, and were confined to 429 tbls. 6
he demand is good, and the receipts were I
Did as fast as landed at 45o for common.
% $50 for fair soc for prime, 56&58a Gog a
richly prime, and so 06lc for choice b
FLoUE-The demand Is only in a small il
zeal way. There is a scarcity of choice but b
70 stock of the grades below is large. The
lies to-day are confined to I348 bbIs, Of I
hich 75.sour at 81 25; 60 double extra at "
i 100 good tFeble extra ct 81 aud leo Dc 1T ]