New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-30
ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssIMILATED

Good middIing .............I9ss0 l97E i8s,
The sales included strict good ordinary
at 1872 and 1880, strict good ordinary &c
low middling at 1893 and 1824c, low mid
ding at l834 and I9c, strict low middling at
10 and l9l8c, middling at 1913 and i9Ac,
strict middling at 1880, and strict middling
to good middling at 1890. At one time
factors seemed to have established pretty
general advance Of l8c, but later in the day
the demand was less active, and factors &C
cepted prices which they would have pre-
yiously refused. Tie market was strength
ened by an Improvement of 1BC at New
York. and of I-I6d in uplands and I'D in
Orleans at Liverpool; but. ON the other
hand, the advanced rate of steam freight
bales Of Underestimate from the seed at the
oil mills-have changed hands within a few
DAYS at l242cy which appears TO be the
ruling rate for that description. 1t is in
request for batting.
The sales of the past three days sum up
Is, $50 bales 1920 on Saturday, 400 yoster-
day and $3.50 today, against II, 300 for the
corresponding time last week and $4,000 the
week before. Receipts since Friday evening
1906 bales, embracing $50 from other de-
livery ports lof which 1891 from Mobile)
and 1926 proper, against l2,77 proper last
week and 1921 last year; total proper
since August 81 OF l55,OS3 bales, against 81.
1l8 last year-increase 67, 975. For allports
see statement below. The exports comprise
13, 765 bales, embracing 1915 to Liverpool,
8IO6 to Havre, and 1884 to Bremen.
The amount on shipboard not cleared,
going on board and engaged for shipment,
was set down at the opening this morning
at 3d. 500 bales, embracing II 900 for Liver
pool, 1000 for Falmouth and market, $4,000
for Havre, 1900 for ROuen, 1000 for Spain,
$500 for Genoa, $500 for Bremen 6000 tor
~
which, when deducted from the stock on
hand by our running statement last even
ing, lett "a, 300 bales to represent the guam
tity at the landing and in presses unSold or
awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: q Demand good.
Its quotations are raised 45c.
COTTON STATEMENT
Bales.
Stock hand August 81, l872...o.. 6,259
Arrived since last statement..... 10 62& ~
Arrived previously. I58IB7~ l95,I0
Total ?91s68
Cleared to-day Observation-Disclosures. none
Cleared previously -s.............. llO543 iio,5t2
stock On hand and on shipboard not cleared 81 426
Stock on hand same date last r546
Receipts proper since last evening 1902
bales, against 1894 last Tuesday, and
$500 last year, making an aggregate since
Tuesday evening of 1926 bales, against
I2,IUl last week, ana 1921 iaSL year. anu
since August 81 of l55,093 bales against
81, Il8 last year-incTease 81 ,975.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at all the ports from - n. yester-
day to u NJ. today 24,326 bales, against o.
9O4last week, and 17,776 last year, and since
Friday 58547 bales, against 81 l57 last week
and 49,ll9 last year. Total since August
81, 589,O96 bales, against ais, 583 last year
increase 1858. Exports Friday 10 Mon |
day, inclusive, to Great Britain Il, 500 bales, |
against ll.44l last week, and to the con |
tinent 1924, against 1898 last week. Stocks
q all the delivery ports made up to II d., |
w, 753 bales, against 245, 1893 last week.
SuGAR-Fhe market Is dull and prices are |
ruling With downward tendency. The re-
Ceipts this morning comprised 176 hhds, of |
which about 100 hhds sold, in lots, at she