New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-06-16

The. market opened with nothing IN III
dispatches to have any sensible Influence
except further decline in futures at Rev
York, but later dispatch of 2:l2 2. NJ re
ported a decline on spots also of lac Their
was nevertheless fair inquiry, which 500,
subsidized from buyers being unabls to fine
the kinda wanted. "r from factors holding
above the ruling rates. The stock, even
including city balings. is now go much re
| ducei and so large portion Of il is held
! Oft the market. that the actual offerings are
| limited and present poor assortment and
but little scope 20 buyers. AT the same
| time there is fair demand for low mid
J ding and the better qualities o. the STYLES
| wanted. and Such descriptions commau!
prices which appear to be independent Of
the course OF other markets. Hence the
closing rates showed u" variation from
previous quotations.
We copy the follcwin. from IL. biae:
boards Of the Cotton Exchange.
The following is the ofiica! cotton report
Of the Agricultural Department for June:
The threatened reduction in area, not
sakeD place. nor the reduced area Of last
year been much enlarged; reported increase
year, North Carolina. l0!: South Carolina,
JOG: Georgia, 90: Florida, %: Alabama. I0i:
Mississippi. l02; Louisiana, i0l; Texas, loS:
Arkansas. l0l; Tennessee. -. Report of
condition most favorable in the past five
years. except 1872. Stand is comparatively
good. and recent weather has been more
favorable to rapid growth. Crop unusually
clean. Comparison with crop Of full vitality
and nominal growth. in all reports, is az
follows: North Carolina. q: South Carolina,
81: Georgia, 81; Florida. 81: Alabama. lOi;
M'ssssippi. 100: Louisiana. y. Texas, SO:
Arkansas. 30. Tennessee. 81.
The sales Of the past three days suu; up
5000 bales 1850 on Saturday. $50 yesterday
and 1900 to day.. against 500 for the CORE.
spending time last week. and 8. 30 the week
before.
Receipts since Friday evening 81, bales,
embracing SOC from other delivery porte.
of which 1902 from Mobile and 204 from Texas.
and 5l:: proper. against 9!9 proper last
week and 1896 last year. Total proper since
August 81. 1928 bales. against 200: 23
last year-decrease 90. 400.
The exports comprise 267 bales, embrace 1
ing 2li9 to Havre and 81, to New York. not
os2 as noted in the original clearance.
The Exchange kilograms make the re.
ceipts at all the ports from ~ NJ. yesterday |
to II M. today 1868 bales. against 1886 last |
week and 1913 last year. and since Friday !
'le1 bales. against 500 last week. and 62il; |
asst year. Total since August 81, 3,4l5,6 63
,ales. against 1858, 1861 up to Monday noon.
June Is. last year texc!udins the above
5i3D-decreass &c. ,69S.
Exports Friday to Monday. inclusive, 70
treat Britain II 1854 bales, against %. 500
asst week and iO. $50 last year; and to the
continent none, against 5ise bales last week |
md 800 last year.
Stocks at ali the delivery ports made up
o II NJ. 003S bales. against 81. .3GS Last
week and $685. last year.
The amount on shipboard not cleared.
DING on board. and engaged for shipment,
vas set down Mt the opening this morning
. 5000 bales. embracing 1900 for Liver.
DOL. / 900 for Havre. 1900 for Spain. and
900 bales for the North, which. when
from the stock on hand by
ur running statement yesterday evening,
caves Sl.ooo bales T. represent the quantity
the landing and in presses unsold or
waiting orders
Inc Exchange reports. ''Sales 1000 bales.
larket steady"
COTTON sTArEMEN:.
cck on hand Septemberi 49,. iss:
rived since last statement. a.
rived previously. ......... $500! l3s So
lCltlOnal bales from city gin
nings, !iutsrs and Loose pt.
Exchange estimate. .... .!s3-;H-S5s
iota1 ............. 1882
e 90 re4 Quay 80. ''''......'... slss
earsd previously iN. -c6-t zoe e55
ock on hand and an shpboard not cleared 60 e51 |
DC same time last year.. ............ S. roo
To-day's exports we're to Hayre We
we deducted from previous exports 100