The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-08
AMsHtuAN STANDARD or ulsHstrtcArtoN
Gnnl'n uuot'n Ex. vuut'n

The market opened with a continued
fair inquiry. and 1900 bales changed
hands during the morning. mostly at
previous rates. after which the move
mont became more animated. resulting
In further transactions to the extent Of
5000 bales. making q total for tho day,
IA noted above, Of 1890 Desirable
lists Of the medium and better qualities
were In light supply. and commanded
full prices. leaning To our outside rates.
All other descriptions were steady ut
yesterdays quotations. but low ordi-
nary. ordinary aud strict ordinary sold
ut irregular prices. In proportion TO the
amount OF sand or dust. Ordinary
sold at SIC. and some holders
ceived no offers over SIC. Strict ordi-
nary, very dusty, sold IA low az Ole.
The better styles Of the same grades nj
the same time leaned to 9l aud p2neac.
Middling ruled ut i2lc. but average lists
could have been had at taac. and high
style at hardly less than t2ac The
course Of prices renders It proper 10
keep up the wide range we have given
for several weeks past. The dispatches
were not calculated TO have much iniiu.
encc. Liverpool being reported un-
changed, with sales of 10000 bales.
Manchester quiet and firm. and New
York unchanged for spots and l-1Ga3-32
lower for futures, which was moro than
Offset by an advance Of about $40 per
cent on sterling exchange. The supply
was only moderate.
The sales Of the past three days sum
up $4,000 bales IA. 400 on Wednesday,
$4,000 yesterday, and iO,700 to-day
making an aggregate for tho week Of
$500 bales. against 30. 500 last week and
$500 tho week before. Weeks receipts
81. 9l0 bales, embracing 6Ab5 from other
delivery ports (of which 1896 from Mo-
bile, and 1890 from Galveston. etc J. and
81 ass proper, against 1908 proper last
week and 29,733 last year. Total pro-
per since Aug. 81, 705, 1884 bales. against
Sol ,2i1 last year--increase A.i43.
Tho exports comprise aS,0A bales,
embracing 27.alS bales to Liverpool, H.
i56 TO Havre. 1646 TO Bremen. 8s5 to
Barcelona, 1923 to Genoa, 3022 to Bos-
ton, and 1854 to New York, to which we
have added $50 by rail.
The Exchange kilograms make the
receipts ut all the ports from 70 m.
yesterday to IL m. to-day 25,7iS bales,
against 39,447 bales last week
and 1896 last year. and since Friday
139, $50 bales, against 1862 last week
and 79,403 last year. Total since Aug.
81, 2.4S2, 1913 bales, against 2, 100. $50 up to
Thursday noon, Jan. z, last year lex
Guiding the above 4,96)-increase 29l,-
SIS.
Exports Friday to Thursday inclu.
sive) to Great Britain "a, 14s bales, against
n ,242 last week and 81 .6S2 last year.
and to the Continent 80. ga bales, against
u 1897 last week and 19,54S last year.
Exports TO all ports since September
l to Great Britain S73, 7S2 bales, against
SAG, 66l last year to France and the Con-
tinent 4S9, s06 bales, against 273, $50 last
year; total to Great Britain and the
Continent 1,363,5SS bales, against
!, 120, CAT last year.
Sales at all the delivery ports, made
up to IL m., $40 bales. against ss7 SIS
last week and S42, 474 last year.
The weeks receipts at the chief inte-
rior towns embrace 25,711 bales, against
SS,SSS last week and 1886 last year:
the shipments 26,457 bales, against
Is, $50 last week and 1904 last year
and the stocks 100, 2N bales, against
l3l 1886 last week and 152, los last year.
Compared with last year this shows an
increase OF 10, 800 bales in the receipts
and l0,S53 In the shipments, and de-
crease OF 81 1904 in the stocks.
The Exchange makes the amount on
shlpboard, not cleared, before to-day's
sxpOrts) IS, 1868 bales, embracing IS. $40 |
.or Liverpool, 26,O2S for Havre. 1876 |
or the North Sea, 1909 for Bremen,
1913 for Spain, 2276 for the Mediterra-
bean, l03 for Mexico, and 300s for coast