New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-19
RLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AS5IMILAIEI
40 THAT OF LIVERPOOL.

Good 9CE,dI nidd iGtl5 I9A
: A considerable part of the business was
at prices indicating an improvement OF not
over lac, but the rest was at AC, and at the
close the weight OF OpiniJn WAS in favor Of
! the quotations we have given. Some par
: ties, however, averred that in many cases
the advance was fully Sc. The upward
movement was stimulated by the offerings
being moderate and the demand strong,
with considerable competition among
BUYERS Good ordinary sold at lRc, strict
do at 1875, I72a, I7#, IS and 1880, low mid
ding at l8A, Is SIG, 1888 and l842c, the last
for high style, strict do at 1925 and Isaac
: middling at 10 and l94c, strict middhng At
i l9l2c, strict middling to good middling at
! 1850, and good middling at 1890. Dingy,
fimsy and dusty cottOng are offered
| treaty at inside rates, but continue neg
| lested, and can not be forced of unless at
! concessions from ruling rates
| The amount on shipboard not cleared, 60
i ing on board and engaged for shipment was
set down at the opening this morning at
"a, 800 bales, embracing 10000 for Liverpool,
/ 10000 for Havre, 1000 for Rouen, 5000 for
| Spain, $500 for the Mediterranean, $4,000
for Bremen, 5000 for the North Sea, and
5000 for the North which when deducted
from the stock on hand by our running
statement on Saturday evening, left 44,7O0
bales to represent the quantity at the land
ing and in presses unsold and awaiting
orders.
The Exchange reports: "Market active;
poor supply Of the better qualities" Its
quotations are advanced lac on ordinary,
good ordinary and low middling and 4Sc
on the higher grades.
COTTON sTATRMBET.
seooK On hand August 81. lgR............... 6,25s
Arrived since last statement. Sg9 T. ,oo
Arrived previously ............. %9 HI 1903, O90
Total. .sI4, IS
Cleared previously, ...........,. 1920 1873 s2s
Stock en hand and on shtpboard not cleared I2 O2s
Stock on hand same date last year. Lee, 800
To-day's e6pOrta embraced 1904 bale@ to
Liverpool and 1878 to Bremen.
Receipts proper since Saturday evening
T785 bales against 1926 on last Saturday and
Monday and 8948 last year, making an ag
gregste since Friday evening of 1879
bales, against 6O33 last week and II ,307 last
year. and since August 81, 249 374 bales,
against ,352 last year-inorease IS, OPP.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
eeipts at all the ports since II nj. on Satur-
day to II M. today 23,2O9 bales, against
20,248 on last Saturday and Monday, and
HAST last year, and since Friday 1924
bales, against 98,4l5 last week and $3.50
last year. Total since august 81, "05,oo%
bales, against 6,023 bales last year-in-
crease 2l3,559 bales. Exports Friday and
Saturday to Great Britain 4O,6A bales
against 25,048 last week, and TO the
continent 1912, against 20,553 Stock at all
delivery ports made up 80 70 d., 347.62l
bales, against 299, 1863 last week.
SUGAR-The receipts we're more liberal
this morning and embraced us hhds. The
demand is good, and the receipts were
mostly sold as fast as landed at Sac tor in
ferior, 74c for common. ia a8c for good
common. SIS $3.50 for fair, 8 09Ac tor good
fair 9ls 0954c for fully fair, 9@ 0I0c for
prime, 1OA &c for strictly prime, lO12 a lie for
yellow clarified and 100 for white clarified
AdviceS from the country this morning
state that the cold weather has injured the
standing cane and that planters, in order to
save the cane and secure good yield. VIII
be compelled to winrow and grind as fast as
possible before the weather moderates and
becomes warm again.
MoLAssEs-The receipts this morning
were confined to $40 bbIs. The demand =
good and the supplies we're nearly all sold
at former prices: Centrifugal 40, fair 81 o