New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-08
TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL.

The above is the largest business reported this
Yesterday and 500 ON the twenty see6nd of Octo,
Der. The market opeLed under the depressing
influence of a decline at Liverpool of sG in up.
lands and ll6d i'll Orleans, and increased difficulty
in passing exchange, but with an active demand
from buyers, no came foI ward with offers i C I'm.
der yesterdays Isures when factors, seIeraliy,
morning, nevertheless. reached $500 bales, mostly
at tie irregular decline noted above, but after
meridian, as the extent of the movement was de.
veloped, factors assumed more confidence and the
bulk OF the business was at steadier and even
fuller rates the closing figures however, showing
a partial falling off of nc. The riegularit y OF the
market Is shown by the prices paid, which include
strict ordinary. good style at Pie: good ordinary
good ordinary at 13c; strict good ordinary l2A c.
strict good ordinary to low middling at l3ac low
mdding at i5,s, 13h and l3ac; strict low mid
ding at ID &C, and middling high style, at l4l:c.
The sales for the past tnree days sum up 1900
bales (5l50 on Wednesday. $3.50 yesterday and 300
to-day making, with the addition of $50 bales
to Tuesdays report an aggregate for the week of
$4,000 bales. against $500 last week and 20 400 the
week before.
Weeks receipts IS 05l bales embracing 1928 from
other delivery ports !(of which - from Mobile
- from Florida and - from Texas, and 80 ,223
proper against 2i,063 proper last week and 81 ISL
last year. Total proper since August 81, l37, Ala
bales, against 2O3 leo last yeN-dtcrease 20 7+6.
The weeks exports comprise li.al9 bales, embrac-
ing 4l29 to Liverpool 6692 TO Havre 2436 to Bremen
and 1862 to New York, to which we have added
by rail.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at all
the ports from II NJ. yesterday IL NJ to day
IL 4l5 bales, against II ,4s2 on last Friday, and
1923 last year, and since Friday 1880 bales,
against 935 last week, and 1897 last wear.
Tota since August 81. ol3 053 bales against 100 1871
last year-deCrease l4!,13I.
Exports Friday to Thursday incusive) to Great
Britain IS ,943 bales, against 40 30 last week and
A 2s5 last year and to the continent 10 S2l bales,
against Ii 034 last week, and 1866 last wear.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made mp to IL NJ,
30 84 bales against 2i5 1853 last week 346 $50 last
year and 3Ol 500 the year before.
IA mn m spf RI q
board and engaged for shipment was set down
at the opening this morning at 81 900 bales
1000 for the Med terranean, 5000 for Bremen
ana $500 for tie North, which, when de.
Quoted from the stock on hand By our running
statement last evening, leaves 26,ep bales to
represent the quantity at the landing and i.
presses unsold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: .'Sales 1900 bales demand
active and prices irregular" Its quotations are
reduced Tor good ordinary and &c for the higher
grades.
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock or hand Auguet 81, 1873 ..............7,l7
Arrived since last statement. 5,203
Arrived previously. 49, bGj-l57 39o
O'6
earea 10 nay o34s1s o. o,s
Stock hand and or sh;pboard not cleared 77,l5O
Same time last year .lll,53a
To-days exports embraced 24T3 bales to Havre,
2436 to Bremen, and 1862 to New York, to which we
have added one by rail.
Receipts proper since last evening, 1928 bales,
against 5l73 on last Friday, and 1881 last year.
making aggregate since Friday evening of %, i23
bales. against "a 063 last eek and 81 35l last year
and since August 81 of 1877 Ala bales against 208 100
last year-decrease 20 70. For receipts at all ports
see above report.
SUGAR-Received this morning l43 hhds The
market is dull, especi ally for the low grades. The
supplies were mostly sold. however, at az for
fair &c for good fair; 50 asIsc for seconds ss q
oil 9l.c for yellow clarified 81. 8l0 sfor white
Stock in the sheds % hhds.
MOLASSES-Rsceived this morning i36 bbls and
Sc half bbls. The demand is COED principally for
the North, and the supplies were mostly sold, az
So d59c tor prime, 6OG62c for strictly prime, and
63 Gc64c for choice, showing an improvement of &c
/. gallon. Stock in the sheds hhds Cuba, 3 half
bbls and 90 bbls Louisiana.
FLOUR-Is only in limited local demand, with
small stock on hand. The sales are confined to
400 bbls of which so sour at 81 60; "a double extra
at Sc 25 25 low treble extra at s.; 100 choice |
treble extra at 81 85 20 do at So 40; 81 at So 2;
60 choice extra at SO IS and 20 on private terms
CORN MEAL-The supply has become light
again and the market is frmer. l25 bbls sold at
SO 30. and So at So s.. Holders now ask SO so y |
Dbl. It is retoiling at So 50 y BIOL.
POkK-Is quiet but firm with mess he'd at |
BIS Is ol5 sop Dbl. 1t is retailing at $l6 = Dbl
DRY SALT MEATS duh snd more depressed. |
10 boxes shoulders sold at the railroad depot at
''ge Y ID. They retailing at &c y b.
BACON-Is extremely duh, and prices are still |
lower The sale referred TO in our report, yester-
and sold at 7ac y Is To-day Is casks clear rib |
sides sold at 6hc and 50 casks clear sides on pri-
sate terms. Shoulders are now quoted at &c; clear
40 Bs sesi ss,s; clear sSss Sac lot Of
'oxes Western sold at l3sc p rs
HAMS-A lot OF 10 tierces choice sugar cured |
old at 10hc y Ii. The market is very dull, end |
hoice western sugar cured are quoted at ga |
OLc y Is.
LARO-Is in light supply and fair local demand.
t sssc for pac kers ard &c for refined
WHSKY-Is eearce aud in request. Is bbls J