New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-06-14

The market opened with lair inquiry, out the
movement, being checked by the stringent pre-
ensiOns of factors, the sales during the morning
did not exceed 800 bales after which there was
material CT az &c, the additional transactions re-
ported embracing 1850 baler, making a total for
the day, noted above, of 2650 bsles. Prices e1
hibted some little irreeularlty, but on the whole
were no stronger than yesterday. Buyers, at the
same time, were unable to go or urles at yester
days Improvement. Hence. nothing trsnspired
sepo, ted Iiverpao rmer but NO. auotably higher
with sales of II zoo bales. and arrivals Bed lower
Manchester steady; Hsvre hardening and quoted
l franc higher and New York dull at .plevou.
rat. and lower for futures, which cloeed at net
decline of l-l6dhc.
The sales Of TIE past three DAYS sum up 1850
bales (23t0 SATURDAY., 3l00 yesterday. ant 2050
to day against 1850 for the CORE spending time
last eek, and 1850 he week before
ms 1885 from other delivery ports lof which SO
from Mobile, IS from Florida and 264 Fl ON Calves
sasS proper sanss sosS n last
ust 81 3Sl ss3 bales, against sa222 last year-in-
The exports comprise $685. bales embracing 475l
to Liverpool 1894 to Hsvre, 2o3o to Revel and $50
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all The ports nom II NJ yesterday to II N. to-day
1906 bales, against 1926 last week and 1868 last
year. and sire Friday 53o6 bales, against $40 last
css 81 oS bales, against s4iasa up to Sunday
NJ on, June 70, last year Incl 624619.
Exports FRIDAY to Monday inclusive) to Great
II 1854 last wear and to the continent 400 bales,
agar at 52l4 last week and none last year.
M Al the %sde to u
last year.
The Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not AIRED betore to days expOrts) 22O6i bales,
embracing a. SOl Liverpool, 5433 for Havre. 1919
for Bremen and ISL for cOastwise ports. leaving
in pre- agreeabiy to its account at IL NJ, l02
bales. II We deduct from this the amount sold but
not vet delivered the balance will be about 70 600
bales to represent the quantity 1nsold large
part of which 10 withheld from the market, IN
matt or not of aampleC.
At noon to-day mddling was quoted at Galveston
at 1lac, at Mobile at lie, at Savannah at
at llc at Norfolk atllhc, at Baltimore at HE. at
New York at II l16c, at Boston at 2ts at Memphis
ne bs snS Iepo Fl ses 1850 bales Market
We are indebted to the superinte ndent Of the
the Savannah Cot on EIchaI &c for May, dated
June TO- 1876. which We condenae a. follows
Georgia-One hundred and thirty;fve replies
been remarkably reasonable. Stands generally
was planted later it is not more than i've
to eight days behind hand. Labor more
abundant and efficient, Where fertilizers have
cent. Condition UMPIRE cedentedly fine. The
felds are free from era IS, aud the plant, though
t%a we hng 70 Inc o fa iand nD Of
in grain has been In proper ton to the deere ase in
the acreage of cstton: and TO make the grain crop
five per cent of the CONNIE cal manures sold this
season have been placed upon these crops.
reEe, from sixteen
twelve to fifteen per cent The weather has been
more favorable tnan last year. Stands are gen
orally good although the replant is small. and
there are complaints of cut worms in come local..
ties Crop two weeks later than last year. Labor
is abundant and ffcient. Condition Of crop good,
but backward. Little commercial fertilizers have
been ueed in this State, but planters turn
ing their attention more generally to making