New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-11-11
IoAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.


The narke. opened under the influence
of a decline of l-i6l at Liverpool, leading
buyers to claim further CT neessiors of l.r.
which most factors refused to grant In
some cases, however, the latter met the de-
| mand more freely, but the sales during the
morning hardly exceeded 1900 bales, part
at previous rates and part at slight falling
OFT, after which the movement became much
more active, and further transactions were
reported to the extent of 1900 bales max
ing total. as noted above, OF $500. Prices
exhibited considerable irregularity, a part
OF the business being at previous quota.
tlOns, part at easier rates. without spy
quotable falling off, and part at decline
of lsc. Middling suled at 1917 a 1850, but
sales were reported as low as l23sc. Good
Iniddling to middling fair approximatjng
the latter, sold at l32c. As a general
thing, even when there was no quota bic
variation, the advantage was on the side of
the buyer. The supply was ample, and in
most cases factors We're free sellers.
The Exchange makes the amount on
shlpbOard not cleared G., 800 bales, embrac.
ing 2,296 for Liverpool, 23,2Sl for Havre,
6665 for the North sea. 5000 for Bremen
$50 for Spsip, 81 for the Mediterranean,
and 2SlS for coastwise ports, leaving in
presses, according to its account. at I2 NJ
1850 bales. 1t we deduct from this the
amount sold and engaged for shipment, but
not yet delivered 10 the ship, the balance
will be about $1,000 bales to represent the
quantity unsold, large part of which is
not yet sampled or is withheld from sale at
present.
The Exchange reports, "Sales 5000 bales.
Demand good" Its quotations for low
middling and good middling are reduced
bo.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
Arrived since last statement. 1870
Arrived previously. .2s4 O46-2ss, 1855
c, Total; a9a 80
C C,ieare9 to-oay. :;............."...... 3,s26
Cleared previously. .l62 o72-l65, $50
Stock on hand and on shipboard, ia a.4
stock on hand same time last year. los sis
To-day's exports were to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 3635
bales. against 2,2l9 on last Wednesday.
and S084 last year, making an aggregate
since Friday evening of 90 90i bales, against
since August 81 OF 230,2S7 bales, against
iso,5lS last year-increase 3i,969
me Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts ~ all the ports from 10 NJ. vest -rdsy
10 ~ N. to-day g, GAL bales, against 80. 2gS
on last wednesday, and 20, 0f5 last year, and
since Friday. l0I, COB bales, against 100. 800
last week and l03, 1i0 last year. Total since
uPto tuesday noon, November 10, last wear
!excind'ng the above 23,045) = increase
Exports Friday to Tuesday inc usiye, to
Great britain 81 ,S!4 bales, against $3.50
last week and s., 607 last year, and to the
continent q 2s9 balep, against 1861 Last
week and IL 1898 last wear. ''
Stocks at all the delivery ports made nm
to ~ M, 5i9 09S bales, against AGO. 5I3 last
week and 474 622 last year. '''
ToBAcCo-We did not hear of a trans
action to-day, The amount on sale is
estimated ct 23OO hide: We continue to
quote as follows: Low luas 707kc: good
$3.50; low leaf 9Is012c; medium i3af1x:
good Ism 017c; fine I8G2Oc. Received
tince last evening none; exported IA hhds to