The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-19

room. delays In deliveries md light
ofFefinQs Of the kinds most in request.
as Well as BY the liberal operations Of
the past week, having partially supplied
tho bending orders, the business during
the morning did not cxceed 900 bales,
but later In the day factors Offcreu their
stocks rather more freely, and buyers
came forward with o better spirit, tax.
ing 800 bales, making the total sales Of
the day ns noted above, $3.50 bales.
Good staple kinds were held with una.
batcd flriuncss, but the general run Of
the offerings were easier without re-
ul,irinR any change In quotations, ex-
cept d reduction OK &c ia the. inside fix
ures Of middling and good Iniddling
Average lists OF middling sold at 12fc
while desirable and moro even running
lists of tho same grade could not be had
under 1870. The market was unfavora
bly affected by u decline OF be In stcr
ling, equal to about $40 per cent.
The Exchange makes the amount or
shipboard. rot cleared before today
reports, 9s, 2B6 bales, embracing 1871.
for Liverpool, 28.837 for Havre, 1853 fol
the North Sea, 61O for Bremen, 9l15 fol
the Mediterranean, and 1869 for coast
wise ports, leaving In presses, agree
ably 10 It's account at 12m., ,9g1 bales
n we deduct from this the amount sold
but not yet delivered, the balance Wi
be about 5000 to represent the quaint
~ unsold. a large part OF which II with
held from the market, In transit, or not
vet sampled.
The worlds visible supply was SCI
down today ut 2,5G5.2i7 bales. against
2.G4O, g4S last year.
The ExchDuge reports. Sales slJ'
bales. Market unchanged. " The sales
arc computed from r. N. Yesterday &c
We arc indebted to Capt. Samuel II
Buck. Secretary Of the N0tionnl Cotton
Exchange. for his report on the croI
movement. presented by the Committee
on Crop Statements. MesMs. J. y. In.
lite chairman, A. II. May. j.. A.
Given, Perry Nugont and Harrison
Watts, to Mr.. John Phelps. president
from which VIC take tho following
pBrnrT1rLir1oS.
I,ocsilts n United States ports during
Shipments overland dir,ea 10 mills 81 ss
In transit iroJn poipts Of .'rctaing on The
Ohio and Mississippi riyers 70, Eastern
delivery portS rlfrsB Of November. ana
stock al Cincinnati NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. sG,gt
Total bales, 4 ,ey,. 81
sr1NNEH's rAHrsGs.
stock ut all United Slutrs ports. sept l.,
Receipts d tinted Haica ports. quarter
ending Nov. 10. tsT5....................t5j $50 %
Total l9le@ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a 500 30
Foreign exports same q,iatter .73G.5I2
Rlippcd u, points In Canada. ...... AZ
Stock nj all United States ports.
NOV. ~ .3o, ls',zs
1904
rhsnrt cotton IN transit between delivery
ports. close OF November $500
I Taken by Northern srlnncrs during aep-
trtnlHr, Of1obor and November. ........ 2Jt,i
Add overland shipments direct to mills,
| North aud Esst. Ohio and Mississippi
| rivers during a8mn time. .............. Bt.s3
Total takinlss for Northern consumption
durIuH quarter. neutrality-suspicious.. 6J 81
coTroN STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sent. I. 1875. ..,... .thales, 49,,
| Arrived since last statement. 1910
Arrived previously .6la 3ot-G2T .2e
e37 -
Cleared today ...........,.,...s.. ., SDS1
Cleared previously ..............i 40 52o-4iG.A ~
stock on hand and on ehipbocrd not
Do. came tlno last year ....4......,.4.. 10 81
| To-tlay's exports embraced Jn07 bale.