New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-07
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TO THAT OF LIVERPOOL.

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Good middling -..,..,..'.''.Eo's WEl ~
The political events of the day and the
failure of the usual kilograms from New
York and Liverpool partially suspended
business during the morning, and although
buyers came forward in the afternoon, it
was not with much spirit, and the demand
continued slack up to the close, resulting
in the moderate business noted above.
Prices exhibited considerable irregularity,
buyers claiming and in many cases obtain
ing a cor cession of fully sc, while n
others factors could not be moved from
their previous pretensiOns. Upon the
whole, however, the advantage was
decidedly on the side of the
BUYERS, and although we make
only slight modifcatiC ns, yet, within their
range there was pretty general falling
eff of sc. Styles which commanded on
Saturday 1874, 1885, 1874, 1913 and 1880,
sold respectively at 1915, 1917, 1875. 10
and l9Ac. Middling is taking wider
attribute to variations in classitications.
Among the sales we noticed good ordinary
at 1SA and lS3c; strict good ordinary at
1914, 1871 and 1880; low middling at l9
and l9lSc; strict low middling at l9k and
l2Iac; strict low middlng to middling at
l9bsc; middiing at 1914 and zoe; strict mid
ding at 2oA, and good mddling at 2lc.
The amount on shipbCard not cleared,
going on board and engaged for shipment
was set down at the opening this morning
at LOG 600 bales, embracing 1000 for Liver
pool, 1000 for Hsvre, 5000 for Spain, 1000
fer the Mediterranean, 10000 for Bremen,
5000 Cork and market, 5000 for the
North Sea and, 5000 for the North, which,
when deducted from the stock on hand by
our running statement last evening,
left AZ, 500 bales to represent the quantity at
the landing and in presses unsold and wait
ing orders.
at an irregular decline of lsc. Demand linn
tied. Sales $500 bales, including 300 after
P. n on Saturday" It's quotations are re-
duoed bc in low middling and middling.
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand August 81. 1s72........:..... $3.50
Arrived since last ststement...... 3e6
Arrived sS1,LI'- sso 443
Total IA. SOL 7ca
Cleared to- day. ..................., ols1
Cleared previously. a44,elo-S3roi4
Stock en- hand and on shipboard not CLEARED 68s
stock on hand came date last year. ..Ol5i5
To-days exports embraced 1926 bales to
Liverpool, 2I90 TO Genoa, ll3S to Cork for
orders, and 1850 to Boston.
Receipts proper since Saturday evening
1922 bales, against 1859 en- last Saturday
AMI Monday, ana $3.50 last year, MAKING an
aggregate since Friday evening of 1851
bales, against 6026 last week and 1905 last
year. and since August 81 of 497, 1903 bales.
against Acc, 3Si last year-increase 30,92i.
SUGAR-There we're receipts this morning
of 1922 hhds. The market is quiet but firm
with fair demand, and the supplies selling
at 6 a 624c for inferior Ca 974c for com
mon, ia 974c for fair, .8d8Ac for good
fair, Sls aSasc for fully fair, &c for prime,
94 o9l9c for strictly prime, GA a loo for
choice, 9ls a l02ac for yellow clarified, and
I0Le a lac for white clarified
MoLAssEs-The receipts this morning en-
braced 3IS6 bbls. The demand is good,
especially for the better descriptions, and
prices are a DC p gallon higher than on
Saturday, the supplies selling readily as
landed at 30647e for centrifugal, IS q Sic
for common, So 054c for fair. IS d $40 for
prime, 5Se5ec for strictly prime, and Go
for choice.
Crrr REFINERY SUoAR-A brisk bust
ness is doing on orders, for groeers and for