New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-17

the corresponding time last week. and
l6: 700 the week before.
Receipts since Friday evening. 3S,03S
bales, embracing $3.50 from other delivery
ports (of which 1854 from Mobile, from
Florida and 479l from Galveston), and
81, ,6S5 proper, against 20.259 proper last
week and lS,5l5 Last year. Total proper
since August 81, 272, ,908 bales, against 223,
US last year-increase 49, 1873.
The exports comprise ,l27 bales, EN-
brscing 1893 to Liverpool, lO6O to Rouen.
1856 to Bremen, 307l to Hamburg, and 1887
to New York, to which We have added 50
BY rail.
The Exchange telegrsms make the re-
ceipts ut all the ports from IL NJ. yesterday
at l2 NJ. to-day 26O37 bales, against d, SIC
last week ana 30,09Z last year, and since
Friday 93,4lS bales, against 1882 last
week and 77,0ll last year. Total aince
August 81, l,l60, ,992 bales, against l.OO3 $50
up to Monday noon, November is, last
year Excluding the above sc, O97)-increase
Exports Friday to Monday to Great
Britain 45,33s bales. against 30, 96S last week
and 33, oil last year, and to the continent
1852 bales, against 1854 last week and
1901 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up
to l2 NJ, 546,52 bales, against 50S, ,l66 last
week and 500,452 last year.
The Exchange makes the amount on
shipboard not cleared II ,056 bales, embrac-
ing 81 ,56s for Liverpool. 26 5G5 for Havre,
7345 for the North sea, 6S67 tor Bremen. 2l53
for spaio, 1890 for the Mediterranean,
and 1881 for coastwise ports, leaving
in presses, according to its account. at IL NJ
Sl.199 bales. 1t We deduct from this the
amount sold but not vet delivered the
balance will be about 62 600 bales to repre-
sent the quantity unsod, q Large part OF
which is not yet eampled or is withheld
from sale at present.
The Exchang &c reports, "Saies 10 900 bales
Market firm"
We are indebted 70 Mr.. H. G. Hester
secretary of the Cotton Exchange, TOR the
annual report of the chief supervisor, Mr.
Il. o. Su.Iy, which gives a clear statement
of the working OF tEat department OF the
Exchange for the commercial year ending
On the thirty first of August. Mr.. Sully
deserves credit for the intelligence, diligence
and tirmness with which he has discharged
his ouerous and delicate duties, and there
by made the experiment of supervision q
substantial success. We can find room fol
cnly the following extracts:
The saving to the entire cotton interest il
shown 10 the enormous falling of in what i:
termed the "ctv crop" which has been re
duced from "a, ,508 bales last season to III ,06.
this season, making difference of 23,44t
odlts, Wnlcn, aU $oV udio, dmotAuls u
81 .406,760
Shipments to Europe show that the per
centage of loss in weight has been much
less this season than during the last. The
interest OF the producer has been well pro
tected, not only by checking waste. but also
in the enhanced value of the staple caused
by it's being sold with the assurance to the
buyer that his interest will be equally pro
tected after the bales paes the scales. When
these facts are made public | have little
doubt that the interest of all receivers OF
cotton will dictate to them the necessity OF
giving their unanimous aid in periecting the
reform you have inaugurated, as any objec-
tions on their part initiates against our sue
cess and materially interferes with the as
sistants in the discharge of their duties.
make up the city crop as tollows:
Made under supervision 5i6 l47 lbs, equal to- 1886
Made from reginned seed by Bienvle ia story. SOC
Made from resinnsd seed by Louisiana factory 524
Made from reginned seed by UniOa factory -. ZIG
Made from reginned seed by Maginns factory. 496
Total. .6l07
Leaving 1855 bales to be accounted for, made
from 293, ,469 bales not supervised, and other
loose not under my control.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
Stock on hand September l. 1875. .976
Arrived since last statement...".... 5697
Arrived prevously...... .333 5I7-339 27i
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 349,25o
cleared to-day. ......,.........-....'. Z,5si
Cleared previously .l9o O8I-l92, ,9ll
Stock nm hand and m abinhoard I5e Y3a