New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-14
Ov CLASSIFICATION
General Exchange

The market opened with very .col inquiry.
but the movement was checked: bv moderate offer.
ngs and the stringent pretensiOIS OF factors not
w!thst anding winch 2sa bales changed hands
during the morning a. very full! prices after which
ouyers came forward more Freely ana took 1850
bales at figures still more in favor of factors show
ing q pretty general Improvement of sc. The
controlling element appeared to be the pressure Of
the demand upon ;hs supply and the competition
among buyers, twenty four brokerage houses par.
ticipating in the business; but pTices were also
streng thened by adv OF sc in spots at New
York. and an improvement of 4 10 y cent IN for.
eign exchange considerable portion OF the
current receipts was not offered
We notice that at q meeting of the cotton buyers
IL WAS resolved that all cotton buyers, mem oers OF
the Exchange should take part in the ballOtting
proposed 10 be taken on TUESDAY mex, between
every effort to poll strong vote on that day for
the enforcement OF rule eight and TO see that all
me nj bers of the Exchange friendly to the views OF
the BUYERS should deposit their votes to the same
effect. The same meeting, at ~hich NJ. Samuel
Simpson was chairman, and slr. g. II Schaefer was
secretary. have issued q COneliatOry aGJresS to
cotton factors on the subject.
The sales of the past three days sum up
GLIDING 800 not reported until today, and $3.50
TO-DAY }, making with the addition of 100 bales TO
TnesdSys report, An aggregate for the week OF
35 oGo bales, against $50 last week ana 20 200 the
Weeks receipts 81, si5 bales. embracing :los
from other delivery ports (of which 1923 from Mo
1880 proper last week, and 81 i03 last year Total
proper since August 81 209 so: bales against l1C 50.
last NebT-lilCTeA6t 5o,Stps
Tho exports comprise 2. ,8at baiea, embracing
u 00l to Liverpool 1858 to Hsvre, 225i to Hamburg,
$3.50 to Bremen 1923 to New York and le8 to Pail.
adelphia, to which We have added % by rail.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts AZ all
the ports from II n. yesterday to II NJ to-day q 1876
bales against D +52 last week and 2I1a last year
and since FRIDAY l53 8S8 baes against l:2 III last
WEE and Isl, $50 last wear. Total since August 81
S54 9S2 bales against .i6 l59 up to Thursday noon
November 10 last year, excluding She above 2: ~
increase 23S S23
Exports, friday 10 THURSDAY. inclusive. to Grsa.
Britain, 81 1913 bales against 50 666 last week and
AZ 1903 Lost wear and the continent :. %: bales
against 5s5a las. week and i9.ss} last wear
Stocks at ali the delivery ports made 70 - NJ.
4.4 bales ayans. IS. 80 last week, and SS 63S
last year.
The Exchange reports sales 6.5o bales i1cluH-
ing 400 after +. n. Yesterday Demand good.
Its quotations raised l. c on al grades except
ordinary.
COT-ON STATEMENT.
Stoc. Oh hand September l. !3:3.......... Is a53
Arrived since last statement s89s
Arrived previously. !33. :.!-2s3 .3.3
Total. soI. 3e6
Cleared TO CAV. - -
Stock on hand and on shpboard, not cleared 1857
Stock same time last year. 1876
The amount set down for exports to-day en-
brace shipments by rail- .,,o
Receipts proper since last evening $3.50 bales,
against 7lTS on last FRIDAY and 59'i last year:
making aggregate since Friday evening OK s9sls
bales against "a $50 last week and - ls lastly