The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1875-12-25
Genl'n Quot'n Tx. QJot'n

the Exchange as below.
AMERICAN STANDARD or CLASSIFICATION.
Genl'n Quotn Tx. Quofn
Inferior. ....s...ss...... --el---
Low Oriinary.sss...... u -,
Observation-Disclosures. 10 Mt0lt io'i
strict Ordinary ......... iosMIo9 -
Strict Good 0rjinnry.. io,smli,h 49,
s sGT h tsw MIEidiia4 '' '@. ~.
Miudlng .......ss..sss l2.a".l3ts ~.
Good Middling MN. I3ss@i3t. 49,
M nn;s ran. "a @lrs
With nothing In the dispatches to
have much influence, and no variation
In exchange, the market opened with u
good inquiry, but the movement did
not exhibit much activity until after
meridian, when It became quito
active, ,rcsulting i'm sales to the extent
noted above. The better qualities were
generally firm with u tendency to out
side figures and occasional sales ut a
fraction more, but the medium and lower
grades showed even increased irregu-
lnrity leaning to inside figures, with OK
cepttonal transactions at less. A very
good style Of low middling sold ut 11bc,
strict low middling, high style, ut 12c,
and strict middDing to good middling at
13c and 13ic.
The sales Of the past three days sum
up 3O.5OO bales, 11,7OO Wednesday, 1850
yesterday. including 1900 late not. re-
ported until to-day, and $3.50 today
making an aggregate for the week OF
Sc, 900 bales, against So, 900 last week. and
ri 100 the week before.
Weeks receipts 72,721 bales, embrace
ing g2i4 from other delivery ports. of
which 1893 from Mobile, from Florida,
and 1904 from Galveston, and 63,477
proper. against 62.621 proper last week,
and 43, $50 last year; total proper since
August 81. $50, 40G bales, against 496, $50
last year-incrcase 90,286.
The exports comprise 55,118 bales,
embracing 2S.s45 to Liverpool, 1910 to
Havre, 1897 to Rouen, 1901 to Antwerp,
4e43 to Bremen, 1850 to Naples, ~ to
Genoa, ! to Havana, 1888 to Providence,
and 5135 to New York, to which we have
added 28S by rail.
The Exchange kilograms make tho
receipts ut all the ports from IL IN. yes
terday to ~ m. to-day 29,728 bales,
against -, 1854 last week. and 2O,7Sl last
year, and since Friday ,131 bales,
against l95, 100 last week, and 1885
last year. Total since August 81, 2,l53,-
$40 bales, against ,9G0,2sl up to Thurs
day noon, December n, last year Tin
Guiding tho above 2O,7sl),-incrcasc
1913, $50
Exports FRIDAY to Thursday inclu-
sive) to Great Britain s2,1s3 bales,
against 81 1893 last week, and 76,025 last
yea, and to the Continent 46, 093 bales.
against 1913 last week, and 26,S45 last
| ear.
Exports to all ports since Sept. !: TO
Great Britain 1,O12 bales, against
| 7GS. 15t last year to France and the Con
tinent 429,1l bales, against 226, 1886 last
| year. Total to Great Britain and the
/ 4 I'm las 81
last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made
up to IL m, ISL, 400 bales, against 708,5O7
| last week and 779, O7O last year.
| The weeks receipts at the chief inte-
rior towns embrace 81, O37 bales, against
$3.50 last week, and 1886 last year
shipments 42,491 bales, against 4G,327
last week, and 1924 last year, and the
stocks 1872, $50 bales, against III 1863 last
week, and LOG, 4O5 last year. Compared
with last year, this shows an increase of
13, 1911 bales in the receipts, and IL, 900 i'm
the shipments, and decrease of "a, 255
In the stocks.
The Exchange makes the amount on
shipboard, not cleared, before to-day's
exports) % $40 bales, embracing N, 496
for Liverpool, 30,94S for Havre, 7946 for
the North Sea, 1910 for Bremen, 1929 for
Spain, 1888 for the Mediterranean and
2273 for coastwise ports, leaving in
presses, agreeably to its account at IL
M, 140,507 bales. IT we deduct from
this the amount sold, but not yet de-
livered, the balance will be about 100, 600
bales to represent the quantity unsold,
a large part OF which is withheld from
the market, In transit, or not yet sam
pied.
At noon to-day middling was quoted
at 1890 at Galveston, 121c at Mobile 124c
at Savannah, 12a u 13c at Charleston,
1890 at Wilmington, IL 9-16c at Norfolk
12sc ut Baltimore, 12t &c at New York, 13Ic
at Boston, 12ic at Memphis, l2tc at
Augusta. life ut Shreveport and life at
jefferson.
The Exchange reports: "Salcs $500
bales, better grades firm, lower grades
Irregular"
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept l. 1875. ...... .(bales) 9976
Arrived since last statement. 1919
Arrived previously. .6s2. O96692 0T5
7o2o5l
Cleared to-day ..;......."......... 1902
cleared previously ............ ASS .sse-4G5a As
Stock X. on IN hand and on shipboard not -
Do same time Inst wear 2s 1ss
To-day's exports embrace 1868 bales
to Havre, 1897 to Rouen, 1906 to Ant
werp, l to Havana, and 1914 to New
York. We have added to previous OK
ports IS bales for corrections OF clear
ances.
Receipts proper since last evening
1913 bales, against 1863 on last Friday,
and none last year.
For comparative totals for the past
three days exports and receipts see
above report.
TOBACCO-We did not hear Of a
transaction to-day. The amount on sale
is estimated at 1850 hhds. We con-
tinue to quote as follows: Low Jugs
Mt 7@7ac, good at SM9c, low leaf at
9s@12c, medium at 13@i4!c, good at
15aM17c, and fine at 10000.
TOBACCO STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1875 hhds 1912
And past three days. ........... %
AND previously. .......... col 623
1886
Exported past three days. .. none
previously ...... 6S3
Broken up for baling, city use, ETC.. 53s- 1921
otocK on nand; etc. =. ...... ........ 26il
. FREIGHTS-A ship was taken up to-
day for Liverpool at Ed for cotton. one