New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-06
Exchange
4
General quotations.

The market opened with a very good inquiry
but only limited supply. particularly OF the knLs
most wanted, While factors were more stringent in
their pretenslons, which checked The movement
and only moderate amount changed hands dur
ing the morning, partly at previous rates and
partly at a fraction higher, after which parties
came together more freely and the movement b.
came quite animated resulting in the sales noted
above. Prices exhibited considerable irreeIlarity
The sales included ordinary at 3c strict ordinary
at l314c, strict ordinary to good ordinary at l4c
coed ordinary at Axe, strict good ordinary at
l+1a and l42Ic, strict good ordina' to low mddliug
at l5c low niddng at l6ls, ISL Is p and l5Ac,
strict low middllns at l5ssc, strict low mddling
middng at 77sc, middlng at Is and Is Z C, mid
d ing to strict mddng at IL ac strict middling at
ltsic, and good middling at Tx and l8e. 1t is
understood that considerable portion of the late
receipts have been limited above the cur ent
prices or to be held for further Instructions
and sampling, moreover, has been delayed by the
weather, which accounts for the light otferin gs in
the face of the heavy receipts and the increase in
the stock unsold as noted below. The extent of
the receipt both at this port and all the ports
sldelatOns had but little influence i'll crop esti.
mates, while they presented an additional induce
ment to factors to meet the demand freely at the
ruins rates.
The amount on shipboard not cleared, going on
board and engaged for shipment was set down at
the opening this morning at go 500 bales EN- blacipg
AZ 600 for Liverpool y 900 for Havre 1900 for Spain
5000 for the Mediterranean. 1000 for Bremen 5000
for the North sea and 1000 for the North, which,
running statement last evening, leaves 81 900
bales to represent the quantity at the land
lug ano III presses unsold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: 'tSales $50 bales incud.
ing s25 after p NJ yesterday. Market opened ac
tive and strong; closed quiet" Its quotations are
unchanged.
the sales for the past three days sum up 2l $50 |
bales (820o on Wednesday, 1850 yesterday and $500
today, part of which was reported late) making
an aggregate for the week of 80 400 bales against
Is 900 last week and 80 100 the week before. |
Week receipts 81, BAG bales, embracing 1850 from
other delivery ports (of which 1886 from Mobile |
md IA from Texas, and IS 1893 proper against |
u 8i proper last week and AZ ri last year. Total
proper since August 81, 2s2 loo bales against
70. 90 last year-decrpast Is ,663.
The weeks exports comprise 36, 1888 bales, en-
,raclng 263l3 to Liverpool 1880 to Havre, 1865 to
'trcelona hoo TO Malaga, llo2 TO Providence, 1887
o New York End 80 to Philadelphia.
me Exchange kilograms make the receipts at |
u the ports from IL NJ yesterday to u NJ to-day
y S,9 haies, against IT, 3il on last Friday, and
j'@e last wear, and since Friday l7g $50 bales
ainst lab 31 last week ard 40 800 last year. Total
ice August ST. 1882 bales, against 26l 1872 last
ear-de crease % 46s |
Exports Friday to Thursday inclusvel to Great |
illalii Il 2'o bales, against IS 093 last week and
~ 's last year, and to the inent Il 228 bales
gaih3l ~, 5j3 last week and 35 694 last YEAR
Stecks at all tire delivery ports made up to II M |
5oi8 bales, against 430 100 last week 1862 34I last
ea- and All ,888 the year before.