The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-29

and easy prices, without requiring any
change In our quotations. We give also
the figures and report of the Exchange
as below: ..,
AMERICAN STANDARD OF cLAssIFICAT1oN.
49,, Ge .Mm Q 1n tx. ouotn
Inferior. ................ 6s@s IA
Low Ordinary......... ISlm .
strict Ordinary. s FIX - -
Good Ordinnry, ;....... Sa@i" ~
Strict Good Ordinary. los@io,s 49,
s sHE I Low <adiinS.. iIiIs$iI5s -.
s M,dal'maEi id,in9.. :.... ia,s@iss
Good Middling. ........ l3's@l3,s 1sh
Middling Fair. = @la7a
Fair Observation-Disclosures.
The market opened under the re-
strictiye influences OF dark and rainy
weather, and buyers and sellers being
rather wider apart than usual with re-
gard to prices, which led some factors
to cover up their samples, preferring to
await the chances of another day. The
sales during the morning were conse-
urently confined to barely 1000 bales,
after which, although there was some
what more movement, the additional
transactions reported did not exceed
$3.50 bales, making a total for the
day, as noted above, OF 1850 bales.
with such n slack demand, factors
who were anxious to realize were
compelled to make some concessions,
but on the whole there was not suffl-
cient 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 pre-
yious rates, with sales of 10000 bales,
Manchester unchanged and arrivals
partially Lied lower, and New York
easier for spots without any quotable
variation. and futures about 1-32c lower.
Foreign exchange was q shade easier.
The receipts proper for the week, as
will be observed, amount to 69,737 bales.
The heaviest before this season was
67,O93 for the week ending on De-
81, 900, week ending January l, and the
year before "a, $40 for the week ending
December "a.
The sales Of the past three days sum
UP II, 400 bales (5450 on Wednesday, TACO
yesterday, including 1850 not reported
until to-day, and 1850 to-day, making,
with the addition Of $50 bales to Tues
days report, an aggregate for the week
OF 46, 900 bales, against $500 last
week and 81, 800 the week before.
Weeks receipts 74,628 bales, embrac.
ing 1901 from other delivery ports (of
which 1893 from Mobile, from Florida,
and 1894 from Galveston, etc., and SO, 1877
proper, against 1882 last week and
Aug. 81. S98. 4O8 bales, against 700, 22G
last year-increase 1S9, 1872
The Exchange kilograms make the
receipts at all the ports from IL m.
yesterday to IL m. to-day 29,978 bales,
against 23, O24 last week, and 20,880 las!
year, and since Friday 149,416 bales,
against 144, 1886 last week, and 1902 last
year. Total since August 81, 1886, 221
bales, against 2,496,766 up to Thursday
noon, January % last year, Excluding
the above 70, 8O8)--increase, 439. 457.
The exports comprise 81, 1896 bales, en-
bracing 1890 to Liverpool, II, O57 to
Havre, ga to Bremen, 1924 to Genoa, 112(
to Vera Cruz, 1898 to New York, and 49,
to Philadelphia, to which we have added
| $50 by river and rail.
EXPORTS FRIDAY to Thursday inclu-
sive) to Great Britain So ,O22 bales, against
65, $50 last week, and 73,737 last year
and to the Continent, 1884 bales,
against 2O,571 last week, and 26,461 last
year. .e-tfrs. ~ 81
Exports to all ports since Sept. 1, to
Great Britain 1,O69,365 bales, against
1,O11 ,152 last year; to France and the
Continent 1907 bales, against 32S, zoe
last year ;,total to Great Britain and the
Continent 1851 bales, against 1889,
$50 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made
UP to IL m, COG, $3.50 bales, against $50, TAO
last week, and 87l, 426 last year.
The weeks receipts at the chief in
terror towns embrace 2S,496 bales,
against 28,159 last week and ,766 last
.ht ,~s,, fr hal
against 25, LOG last week and IS, 800 last
wear: and the stocks ,822 bales,
against 128,7 61 last week and 1872, 405 last
year. Compared with last year this
shows an increase Of $3.50 bales in the re-
ceipts, and 1896 in the shipments, and a
decrease OF 10 $3.50 in the stocks.
The Exchange makes the amount on
shipboard not cleared before to-day
axpOrts) 173, 282 bales, embracing S3,931
for Liverpool, Is, 615 for Havre, 3S.471 for
the North Sea, II, 1898 for Bremen, 1878 for
Spain, 1920 for the Mediterranean, and
1904 for coastwise ports, leaving in
presses agreeably to its account at
IL m. 1856, 425 bales. If we deduct from
this the amount sold, but not yet
delivered, the balance will be about
l61, 900 bales to represent the quantity
unsold, large part Of which is with
uelu llOAA Viz ultsA hCt, IA ohuAoio VI nv
yet sampled. st.t,5t ;--
At noon to-day middling was quoted
at Galveston at 124c, at Mobile at 12sc,
at Savannah al 12a 12ac, at Charleston
at IL 1915 a 12sc, at Wilmington at 12ic,
at Norfolk at lac, at Baltimore at 12ac,
at New York at 13sc, at Boston at 13ic,
at Memphis at l2Sc, at Augusta at 124 a
12sc, at Jefferson at 11ac, and at Shreve-
port at 11sc.
The Exchange reports: ''Sales $500
bales: market quiet, Its sales are
computed from 3 p. m. yesterday to p.
m. to-day.
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept 1. 1875. 800. .tbales) 9.97t
Arrived since last statement. 1850
Arrivedtpreviously. .015 ol0-1 .o30 s7t
1.0l0. s4t
Cleared previously .......... 669.275-- 671.35l
| Stock on hand and on shipboard not
cleared .-......-.--.'........ Ses, ~.
Do, same time last year ............... 29l. s9I
To-day's exports embraced 1870 bales
| to Hayre and 1872 to Philadelphia, TIC
which we have added 100 by rail to Gin.
cinnati. We have added to previous
exports 366 for deficiency in clearances
ga to Liverpool, to Vera Cruz, and 1926
to New York;
| Receipts proper since last evening 15,.
40 bales, against 10000 ON last Friday
and 9725 last year. For comparative
totals for the past three days exports
and receipts, see above report.