New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-26
Genera! Exchange
quotations. quotations.

Noo4 iuiuAliuSs UASrs loi
The movement opened with 3 fair inquiry and.
although the movement was checked bv high.
Offering. yet the sales during she morning reached
$50 bales. after which, as factors me, the demand
freely. there were additional transactions to the
extent OF $50 bales. making the t0ta! for the day,
a. noted above. !60~ bales. We no. iced q tendency
of i.l6d i'll uplands a! Liverpool. but the extent OF
the demand and limited offerings prevented buy.
are Indicated by the declipe in low midd'ius to
:niddltng. inclusive. reported above The business
included good ordinary at i'.,c. strict good ordin.
arv to low midding at lac. low middlinS at IA.
~: and i',.c. the last ;or high style. and n.dd.ins
The sales for the past three DAYS sum W. .sos
bales 'l:W on Wednesday. 1900 yesterday, and ioas
to-day making an aggregate for the week Of 10 500
bales. asains: S9G' LAS: week aud 26o. the week
before.
Weeks receipts :, a.; bales. em.rac.r. :o!6 from
other delivery ports (of which 2o4: from Mobile
proper last week and 93.e last year. Total proper
since August 81. 1901: bales. against 1920 last
| yeAr-incyease 900.
1 The exports comprise AZ: bales, embracing 4.S3
to New ierk and 80 TO Philadelphia.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
$3.50 bales, against 6392 last Friday and ara last
year. and since Friday As 32 bales, against ;. 6.S
last week and s'.s4i 'as: year. Total since August
SOS. '''S 0"'e'' against '''''' last seA'-'nc'eaSe
Exports friday to Thursday Iucius,ve,' 10 Grea.
Britain 3:.5 bales. against 3l24 last week and s2ls
last year. and to the continent 300 bales, agains:
none las: week and 500 bales last year,.
stocks at al! the delivery ports made up TO I'm.
i2st': baies. against io9.s:s last week. and s5.23i
last year.
Week: rece pts at the interior towns IS ,s!s bales.
against 1891 East week and Il, 5l9 last year: ship.
meats I3.6od bales. against 1923 last week and
S'si last yea': and stocks 1925 bales, against
20 SIG last week and 1885 last year. Compared
with last year this shows a decrease of 9Os bales in
the recei pts. and an increase of 3655 bales in the
shipments and 3504 In the stocks.
board and engaged FOX shipment was set Town
at the opening this morning at IL 900 bales,
embracing 6eN bales for Liverpool, l5os for Havre
ana fotN, :or the North. which, when deducted from
the stock on hand bv our running statement yes.
tsrdav eve. ing. leave. 1880. bales to represent
The Exchange reports: Sales It5e bales. Marke.
i.eau!at;, IT. quotations for ordinary. low mid.
o.ias ana in.ddling are reduced &C.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock cr hand August 81, a.4............, SIS;
Arrived since last statement. ........28U
Cleared ne5a .o.dav s'''Ia
cleared previously. 10 Ait. $50
Stock on hand and on Ia cupboard, not cleared %. So,
Stock same time last 1881
To days exports embraced 1911 to New York and
81 to Philadelphia.
Receipts proper since las: evening s.is bales.
making an Aggregate since Friday evening of 9l2:
bales, against 5t24 last week and $3.50 las. wear.
and since August 81 of 5,0l2 bales. against l..lJ2
last year-increase 500.
For receipts at all the ports see report above.
~IObACCO-Ihe saies to-day embraced 2& hhds
Is, 3. 100 and 1901. at This makes . total for the
week including $50 not reported, of 1885. agains: $40
last week and Gil the week before. The market cou-
tiuues strong. We quote. Inferior Jugs al SIC: low
to medium Sd3hc; good TO hle ga 0shc: low leaf
loalotc; medium Haze. good to hne LEV ai3sc
and selections AZ i4Di5c.
FREIGITS-We have heard OF no further en- !
sasements aimee the two ships reported for Liver
poo. Oh v ednesdsy at sd tor cotton. We quote
as follows:
~ stesri-Cotton to Liverpool -. last shipments
~ l-iod; NO room left; Ad asked on Steamship to |
arrive; to Liverpool via New York ll.lod: to New
pk &c; to Boston. Providence. Fall River and
fOur o0c.
y ~sa..TCottOu to Liverpool. sd; to HAVE lac; |
S~uGAR-There were 90 receipts sro,u r.. co,s. |