New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-29
ARD OF CLASSIFICATION.

Middling. .............. 3 0l25s RE
Good mddIipg' 9i3ss 1914
Middling fair. ...............i4 0isE.
Fair. ..........- q
The market opened under the restrictive
influence OF dark and rainy weather, and
buyers and sellers being rather wider apart
than usual with regard to prices, which led
some factors to cover up their samples, pre-
terrin to await the chances of another day.
The sales during the morning were conse-
auently confined to barely 1000 bales, after
which. although there was somewhat more
movement, the additional transactions re-
ported did lot exceed 1870 bales, making
total for the day, as noted above, OF l3Jo
bales. With such a slack demand factors
who were anxious TO realize were conf
PEELED to make some concessions, but
on the whole there was not sufficient
falling off to require any reduction in our
quotations Sales, however could not have
been forced unless at lower figures. The
dispatches were not calculated to have
much influence, Liverpool being reported
quiet at previous rates with sales OF l0,oOo
bales, Manchester unchanged and arrivals
partially l-l6d lower, and New York easier
tor spots, without any quotable variation,
and futures about 32c lower. Foreign ex-
change was a shade easier. The receipts
proper for the week. it Will be observed,
amount to t9,a37 bales; the heaviest be-
fore this season was o. ,093 tor the week end
ing on December 81: the heaviest last year
vas 81 900, week ending January l: and the
year before, 74,2i0 for the week ending De-
cember 81
The sales for the past three days sum up
II 200 bales $3.50 on Wednesday. 400 yes
terday, including 1850 not reported until
to-day, and 1850 today, making, with the
addition of $50 bales TO Tuesdays report,
an aggregate for the week Of As 300 bales,
against $500 last week. and $1,000 the
week before.
Weeks receipts II. G2S bales, embracing
1891 from other delivery ports (Of which
1893 from Mobile, from Florida. and 1894
from Galveston. etc., and 69,1G proper,
against 81 ,5l2 last week and At, 3Si last
year. Total proper since August 81,
S9s. i0S bales. against 109,216 last year-in-
crease lS9, Is.
The exports comprise 25.S35 bales. en-
bracing 500 to Liverpool, ,051 to Havre,
GA to Bremen, l12j u Genoa. 1920 to Vera
Cruz, 1924 to New York and 292 20 Phila-
delphia, to which We have added $50 by
river and rail.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at all the ports from II NJ. yesterday
to Il NJ. today 1913 bales, against 23.02i
last week and 20,SSo last year. and
since Friday 1876 bales. against lli ,3S6
last week and 1902 last year. Total
since August 81. 2936,.2223 bales. against
2,i96, 100 up to Thursday noon. January 30
last year Excluding the above 90 SS0l-in-
crease i39, l57 bales.
Exports FRIDAY to Thursday inclusive)
to Great Britain 52.022 bales. against Go,2230
last week and 1873 last year. and to the
continent 80 Ssi bales. against 2o,51l last
week and 90 l6l last year.
Exports TO all ports since September |.
to Great Britain 069 800 bales, against
l,0ll,l last year; 10 France and the CONT
nent SOS. S0l bales, against 32S.1O0 last year.
Total to Great Britain and the Continent
l,63S, i72 bales, against 500, S52 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports. made up
to II d., 906.S66 bales. against SGT, 410 last
week and s, ,i:6 last year.
The weeks receipts az the chief interior
towns embrace IS 1876 baleP against 2S.l59
last week and 22,766 last year; tho ship
ments 1900. bales, against -. 100 last week,
and Is 309 last year: and the stocks, 49,, SD
bales. against l2S, 80 last week. and lJ2, iO5
last year Compared with last year. this
shows an increase of $3.50 bales in the re-
ceipts, and $685. in the shipments. and
decrease of Is, $50 in toe stocks.
The Exchange makes the amount on ship
board not cleared tbefore to-day's expOrts)
E3,2o2 bales, embracing SO 93l for Liver
pool, 29,6l5 for Hayre, 3S.41i tor the North
ses. 1893 for Bremen, 1913 for Spain.
3l90 for the Mediterranean. and 1904
for coastwise ports, leaving in presses.
agreeably to its account at II NJ. 1875, 42j
bales. If We deduct from this the amount
sold, but not yet delivered, the balance
will be about l0l 600 bales to represent
the quantity unsold. large part of which
is withheld from the market, in transit or
not yet sampled.
At noon today middiing was quoted at
Galveston at l2Lac, at Mobile at l2asc, at
Savannah at l234 1850, at Charleston at
IL lI-I6 % i2Ac. at Wilmington at l2l4c, at
Norfolk at l25sc. at Baltimore at l2aic,
at New York at l3isc. at Boston at l3l4c. at
Memphis at 1859, at Augusta at l2i4 a
1890, at jefferson at l l2c, and at Shreve
port at ll'sc.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 500 bales:
market quiet" Its sales are comput I'd
from P. II. yesterday to P. NJ. to day.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September l. ia.s....::.... 1876
Arrived since last statement...... 1880
Arrived previously. ,olO-l $50 $40
c,.. Total: tai: Of; o'''''o
CieareG to-uaS C.: ,s-
Stock on hand and on shipboard .......... 1853 4se
Stock on hand same time last Tear....... 2sl 5s'
To-day's exports embraced 1870 bales to
Havre and 292 to Philadelphia. to which we
have added 100 by rail to Cincinnati; we
have added to previous exports 800 for
deficiency in clearances ga to Liverpool,
to Vera Cruz and 325 to New York;.
Receipts proper since last evening 400
bales, against 10000 on last Friday and
1925 last year.
For comparative totals for the past three
days exports and receipts, see above re-
port.
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