New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-30
sRw ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, AssINTLATED

General EKCdAnRt
quotations. quotation
LOG ordinary. OlS
Ordinary ..........'.'.''.'.'-is sgi4H ~
Good ordinary, .......,.......I6 OI1 IT.
Low mlcdlng. -............'IS Ol9T 70
nld0l1ng. .............-.-....- 0lS 10
Strict middling. .....'..'...'55 S1St All.
Dusty and sandy cottons sell at from a
lic, according to condition, and slightly
dusty at u a l2c under the figures for ckean
of their respective grades. The market
opened with fair inquiry, bat the move
ment was checked by factors being more
stringent in their pretensions for the better
qualities, which were the most in request,
The sales during the morning were conse-
quently of moderate extent, at stronger
prices for all desirable kinds, and easier for
the poorer qualities. Operations were
also restricted by telegraphio commu-
nication being interrupted, and no mar
ket reports received from Livt rpool;
and later in the day, although the dis
patches subsequently received we're not dis
couraging, the movement continued slug
glsh. The sales were consequently confined
to the moderate amount noted above. Strict
ordinary, with but little dust, sold at lac,
strict good ordinary, high style, at 7hc
and strict low middling at 1870. The lower
grades exhibited continued irregularity,
Strict ordinary was quoted as high as l4A !,
and even $50 and upward, while sales, as
noted above, were reported at l4e- The
market closed quiet but firm, with little low
middling to be had under 1880, while good
style sold at l8+o.
The amount on shipboard not cleared,
going on board and engaged for shipment
was set down at the opening this morning
at 81 900 bales, embracing AZ, 900 for Liver
pool. $4,000 for Havre, 1000 for Spain, 10000
TOR Bremen, 1900 for Cork and a market,
$4,000 for the North Sea and 5000 for the
North, which. when deducted from the
stock on hand by our running statement
last evening, leaves liz, 200 bales to
represent the quantity at the landing and
In presses unsold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 800 bales,
including 400 alter P. NJ: yesterday. Mar
ket quiet aud unchanged"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81. Is72...........s 625s
Arrived since last ststement...... ,S3
Arrived previously. 6-I lSs so
c,e. Tesa Io OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; go
Cleared previously ......s.s.,....' Se,7la@ Se 0sf
Stock On hand and on shtp5oard not cleared. 1884, 20
Stock on handsame date last yeay.. IA $50
To-day's exports embraced ALPS bales 10
Liverpool, 1885 to Bremen, 1895 to Cron-
stsdt and 1872 to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 1873
bales, against 1850 on last Saturday and
1881 last year, and since August 81 OF
LOSSES bales. against 852, go last year
increase l66, 469.
SUaAR-Received this morning, 10s hhds.
We note quite fair demand to-day, With
sales of 279 hhds st 6he for inferior, Gao
for common, 7dsc for low fair, TAO for far,
Sc for good fair, 81 GS+c for fully far.
$50 for strictly fully tair and gle for
strictly prime.
MoLAssEs-Received this morning y
bbls. Fair termenting sold AT 4lc; prime
termenting at 80 c Sci choice ferrnentlng at :
55c gallon.
FLoUR-Ths market ia very drill, and the
sales are confined to 1878 bbs, OF which "
low treble extra at e %; 100 double extra
at Fl 80: SO, $50, 60 and 100 COED treble ex-
ira at IS; l25 DO at s.: 100 choice trs Gle
extra at IS so; 81 and 100 do at So Is; 100
choice extra at 49, e do at % 25; " do at
% 35; 50 choice extra at sic 25 v Dol, and
100 on private terma
Coks k6AL-The market 10 In sapply