New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-05-18

| The market opened With better irGIli =, and q
steady pnSes for ii r d. faDs knds alter skes
other descl ptOns were Offer more frt ely, a. d
the movement ezfio d mere ed activity with
| in fave. Of buy ers but without any quotable va
lation, while GOO d staple ,nds were scarce and
Sat rat with s. pea Of io,' ba Hayre dull aud
'Gwp and NsM low s0es a.
The Exc I &c ~ ss the amount on shipboaId
not cleared lIefore ,oday's exportsl 50 100 bales
10 for the North 1852 tor Bremen 655 for the
Mediterranean and ~ iOr cOastW Use ports. leav.
to it's At
sold but not vet delivered, the balance will be
about o3coo bales to represent the quantity un.
market, in transit or not vet sampled.
The Exchange reports: Sales 5000 bales; market
steady; OMAN. ~ good Its sales are are omput'd
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
Stock on hand September L. 1975....... 1876
Arrived since last sta'e ment.." I9o
Additional baling since March
from city glnnings of seed cot.
ton not manifested, loose cot
Total 400 i 'SSS 1888
Cleared to day. ................... 8,i09
Cleared previously 1900. ........l ,406 ,240
Consumed at Lei man, Abraham
Co. g mill. IIo
Burned IN steamers............... 594-1, 4l6,01S
Stock on hand and on shipboard. ......... 1897
Stock Oh hand same time last yesq IS 9ss
pool and 43O9 to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 1855 bales,
against 1871 on last Wednesday and 673 last yea'
making An aggregate since Friday evening of 4t16
bales. against 1893 last week and 3i4l last year.
and since August 81 of 1852 ,O43 bales, against
912 ,622 last year-increase 3S9 AL
hA al ma rec0iDta a
all the ports from u NJ. yesterday TO u ~ to day
1904 bales, against As last week and 1929 las ear,
week and IL 173 Y t year. Total since August 81
4C8 ba.es. against 1873 uD to Monday
sss m uesdss To Great
Bri ain 1924 bales. against. 1890 last week and
q 6!5 last year and to the continent 1888 bales,
Stocks ct oil the delivery ports made up to II H..
1872 1862 bales. against 49a2l last week and 1856 ISL
We are indebted to Mr.. Samuel H. Buck, secre.
tary of the Nationsl Cotton Exchange, for his
Statement of the cot-"n move me- It OF the United
April, 1876" submitted TO Mr.. John B. Latte,
chairman Of the committee on crop statements,
and reTorted, " It'll the appreciation OF the commit;
Exchange nom hicn We extract the following:
RECAPITuLATION.
Receipts at United States ports, Septem-
temter L. 1873, to April 20. 1876. ,944 O84
Shipments overland direct to mills, came
time...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 248 TO
In transit via TO de- at points of crossing
on Ohio nd N. isis ippi rivers to East
ern delivery ports at the close Of April
and stock at Cincinnati. ......... 25l52
Total. ..............4,2l az s46
sPINNRRs TAKINGs.
Stock at ali United States ports September
!, 1879. ................. .............-. Il,4l3
Receipts at all United ports September /.
1875 to April go 1876. 1914 084
Foreign exports 8. same time. .....2, 1872 ,9l2
Ship ed 10 points in Cal ada. 1852
Stock at u lied States psr's ---
April 30, l876.................. 5R655-3,328.l2 9
6S7, 1863
Dc d CT cotton in transit between d livery
ptrs at close of April. .................. 1927
Septem Der i, 1875, to April 3d. Is76..... 674,o4l
Add over and shipments direct to mills
north al east of Ohio aud Mississippi
rivers dun ing same ,ime. ............... Z4S,1l0
fetal tAkings for Northern consumption
Ence September 1, 1875, to April 80,
TOBACCO-The sales to-day embraced lO2 hhds
new II, 3, 50. Al, and ~, making an agre-
gate thus far this week Of ASS hhds, against SAG
I'll last week. The amount on sale 10 estimated
at 10 900 hbde We continue to quote As follows: