New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-11

10 THAT or LIVERPOOL.
'ienrfai Exchange
quotations. Q4otation.
Low Ordinary................i3 ni2a,
Ordinary. ...................-lo o.. U - = 10
Good ordinary ..............is Gi6s -
Low nllddling. s.........''..t7h -" "a io,i
Mlddng. ...................l9 = GlHs |'I
Strict inideiling. ............H 3 G20's
Good middlng -............Zv4dZ I Ios
The marke: opened at about previous
rates. but as the demand was slack, ahd the
few buyers who came forward claimed con-
cessious which factors w0Eld not admit,
ONLY a limited business was dono durin. the
morning. partly at Saturdays figure, and
partly at a shade less, after which. although
factors met the demand more freely, the
movement continued sluggish throughout
the day. Strict ordinary to good ordinary
sold at i.24c. good ordinary az Is Is l-lbr.
strict good ordinary at 1874 1850. high
strle do at lS19c. strict good ordinary to
low mddling at 1919 a l8a8c. low middling
at Is q a l8zsc, middling al 1898. 1913. and
1880. and good nddling, high style, ~ Die.
Several buyers withdrew. in conse.
uuence Of being unable to obtain the con-
cessions they claimed. and others had their
orders cancelled. The market was de-
pressed by decline of Lied at Liverpool
ana about '8c in futures a. New York, as
well as by the prospect ot more liberia! re-
ceipt..
The amour: OH shipboard, not cleared.
going On board and engaged for shipment
was set down a: the opening this morning
at $4,000 bales, embracing 5000 Tor Liver
pool. %. 600 for Havre. 1000 for Spain. 2UOU
for the Mediterranean. 1000 for Bremen.
10000 for Cork and a market, $4,000 tor the
North Sea and 1900 for the North, which,
when deducted from the stock on hand by
our running statement Saturday evening.
leaves ~. 100 bales to represent the guam
tity at the landing and IN presses unsoid
and awaiting ORDERS
The Exchange reports: "Sales 1900 bales,
including 300 Saturday after 4. p. M.
Moderate demand at lsc decline" Its quo
tations are reduced bsc ON all grades
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
Stock on hand August u, 1911. 6259
Arrived since last statement....... 1895
Arrived prevously....."...... sfS.oj1 SOB
Total, ...........................,s5 827
Cleared today 2l437
Cleared previously. 10. ia
Stock on hand and on shipbosrd not cleared o6t3
Stock on hand same date last yeaT.........2j7 9@s
To-days exports embraced 1891 bales to
Liverpool. 4557 TO Havre. 1892 TO BARGE
Iona, 1852 to Bremen aad 1850 to Queens
town for orders.
ming 1929 bales, against 1854 on last
SATURDAY. and Sunday. and 9l55 last year,
making an aggregate since Friday evening
of 1868 bales, against 1905 last week,
and 1854 last year, and since August 81 of
7;36. SAB bales, against 61S,Si9 last Vear-in-
crease 81 1894.
The Exchange kilograms make ths re-
ceipts at all the ports since II NJ. on Satn'-
day TO II NJ. today 25, 263 bales, agains'
2s,I92 on last Saturday and Sunday, ana
2l,5OS last year, end since Friday, 1890,
bales. against AS last week, and 81. q:
last year. Total since August 81, "a , All
bales. against 2,025 6i3 last year-increA-s
S9.7Sl Exports, Friday and SATURDAY. :"
Great Britain 35,056 bales. against 30 .!9
last week, and to the continent SSH bales,
against 5000. Stocks at all the delivery
ports made up to l. NJ, So .92l bales
against $40. $50 last week.
SUG4R-The receipts this tnorning en-
braced $40 hhds. The market isdul! and
Droes are about NC q 10 easier 10 buyers.
About 500 bbls we're sold, on the basis OF
Sg7c for inferioe; common ~ q lac:
fair sssAc; COED fair Size; fully fair sasei