New Orleans Republican., 1873-08-09
THAT OF LIVERPOOL.


General Exchange
quotations. quotation.
Inferior: r:..... ................ a3.,
Low Ordinary. -, 0lo.a
crQlnaiy...... ..............uA 4 ga "
GOOD ordinary ..............iii 0l' 10.
Middiing .::................l8a. a. l8'.
Strict mlddling.. g..............l- as.
Good midd!ins ..............Iel. az, le'.
The market opened with a moderate demand
and continued quiet throughout the day. Opera.
tons restricted by supplies. Strict or.
diuaTy, sandy. sold at Is i,c good ordinary. STAIN
ed at Il &c and strict good ordinary to low mid.
ding at /. sc. The better qualities appeared to be
held with una5ated tirmnesS, but the lower grades
were irregular and easy. Dirty and sandy cottons
can be disposed of unless at liberal concessions
In our report OF last Saturday evening we noticed
the receipt of two tales of new crop;from Nanny
Sabine parish Louisiana. which was the first OF
our own % this year. and remarked that il was
said to comprise the first pickings from several
farms plantations, sold to the country merchant
by whom 1t was giuued. baled and forwarded We
have since learned that it was forwarded by Mr.
Stiie, of Nanny, by whom ii was ginaed From
previous letters aa early shipment OF new cottO.
expected from him but not lse has been
received from him ii relation to i. aud the con.
siguee5 compelled to rely upon their own
mine whether these two bales We're new old.
Upon this point howevey there appears to have
been no dissent. Experienced brokers and factors.
who may be regarded as experts, had no hesitation
in deciding it TO be new crop, and are very conf
IDENTIFY OF the same opinion still. The captain OF
the boat however. b. whic ii was brouyL: dow.
the Red river, says it can not be new. for had it
been he would certainly have been apprised of il
at the river landing. I lie weight of the evidence
is almost Conclusive in favor OF It's being Uew.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81. l3-c............ s.s5s
Arrived since tast statement. 81
Arrived previouely.. ......;....; ....i''.i'.'
Made fr0m waste. samples, dam.
aged and hut product from
city oil mills. .;.ci5-i 59a, ~
Total so'..c'
Cleared to-day...... ............. zsl'
Cleared prevlous,v. 80, .62
Consumed at Lane Mills. city,. S'.-l,583.9a
Stock an hand and Oh shipboari GO: cleared IS 81
Stock on land last year. ar................ ooid
The sales of the past three days sum up li5c bales
$50 Wednesday, $50 yesterday, and $50 today,
against $3.50 last week and 1850 the week before.
Weeks receipts 2-l9 bales embracing 902 from
other delivery ports (of which S99 from Mobile and
from GalyestSnl. and .si. proper sgahs. rn ] n.o.
since August 81, 235. .2.0 bales against 93J, ,.o5
last year-Increase 2Si,5i2.
The weeks exports comprise 6G39 bales. EN-
bracns iJio to Liverpool l.26 to Havre and 2olo 10
New York.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at all
the ports from II ~ Yesterday to IL NJ to-day 1858
bales AGAINST 200 on last Friday and 2s9 last
last week aud 1863 last total since August 81
sos GAS bales, against 26o6 6S3 last year-ncrease
S93 O33
Exports. Friday to Thursday inclusive, to Great
Britain l5 l43 bales against L. 448 last week. and to
the continent 2ll6 against 2l4l last week.
stocks at all the delivery ports made up to II NJ
l58 3i0 bales against 1853 800 last week. SO last
The amount on shipooard cot cleared going on
board and engaged fer shipment was set down
ut the opening this morning at $500 bales en-
b-scing 1000 for Liverpool. 1000 for Havre and |