The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-19
~. low middlfngs 11A. goot

quiet: middlings 12h. low mddlfngs 11a. good
PHILADELrH1A, Jan. 1s. Met receipts 2s5 gross
sso Market dull: middlings lsS. Tow middling
MnMpHls. Jan. Is Receipts 2lie: shipments
1903; sales 1879; stock Cc.ss5. Market auiet and
| steady: middlipg 12h.
gross AZ: exports coastwis9 1861; sales 9sso;
stock 99q3. Market dull midding 12sc. low mid
ding bnsI III good ordinary ord H.. i y -.
PROVIDENCE, Jan-Stock $500.
SAVANNAH. Jan. 1s.-Receipts 1887 bales. gross
stock sss7s Market quiet; miidinig i2ts. low;
midding 11h. good ordinary iot.
BosToN, Jan. ls.olseceiRts 24ss bales, gross
heavy; holders pressing sales: middling 1874.
low mlddling 12h. good ordinary ia,
NohFoLK jan. ig.mNst s.,1. receipts 2s24. & gross
none. to the Continent none. TO the Channel
none. eoastwise es4. sales Gil. stock 25.454, mar
kct quiet middlings 1873. low middling none.
GALVESTON. Jan. is-Net receipts 3l1s. exports
to Great Britain 1921. coastwse ss7 sales "a 100.
,NEw YoRK, Jan. 1s. TO days receipts from
Fl r"se SSss eonsoRSasd laess sr" os %
ports Great Britain 1854. France 4e4a. contin-
cnt 3iS2. channel none stock s4c,27s.,
Orleans 10 $40, midding Alabama 1ai. mid
ding upands Is. strict low .midding uplands
l2i. low middling uplands l2l. strict good ordi
good mlddling 1sb. .middling fair NJ. fair t5i.
Exchange bankcrs'. 4sal@isa. exchange do.
daF Ftrss Wsk Janery p 'eys Ps
II H. lGpls March 10 7-32epl3l April 10 7-1Go9
10 1892, May 1s. it-le June % ls-ie@1ys Gold
ii3@ll5A Sales for future delivery 1900 bales.
II a. m.-Futures steadior: sales 1900 balos
January II " 82n12h, february ~ u -32@l3. March
49, April 10 lt-92@lsl. May 10 il le@ - 2ss2 June
Goid iislSiis. Western Union Scs, Eric ,ei. ''
1p. MIXTURES steady sales i2.boo bales
snasy ia y spn5 asr Is 'e r1sE"ay MY - B mars
Is sassa. st June 1, tx. Hs Gold lisS@iilas ~
,,215 ,; m.-spots quiet, middlng 1875. mid
ding i2S low middlng l2a strict good ordinn-
ry ~. good ordinary II. ordinary "a. Exchange
auiet. exchange bankor;' jsslsee3s9. do 90 days
Jan. IL 15-I6eel3. Feb. IL i-1G6pl3 3-32. March
~ 1ie@1s 1882. April - 7,s2@l3 ?le June - i5.le
~ va. "a Gold % iiah@iss. sales te.day ss5. last
| evening 922 sales for export 1lO5, for consump-
ton l2o, for speculation 1o7. for future delivery
| t6.4O0
3p. m.-Futures steady: saloA for future de-
livery 1900: January y 9.32m13, Fobrunry - l-t6
March y t-1s. April - 7.32@ia g-ie. May li.@
IA 43-t6. Gold 112a@1t2s.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LtvERroor.. Jan, 1s.-Cotton dull and easier;
middling. uplands esd midIling Orleans ID
sales to-day lo9 bales ei which = 1000 700 We're W 70,
II. 300 were American. Arrivals easier. but moi
auotably lower.
IN r,.-Cotton unchanged. Arrivals weaker
| Rhipments. regular contract 9-t6d. December
| shipments. from Savannah or Charleston basis
| low middling uplands, G 9-16.
| 4p. m.-Cotton quiet: middling esd, Orleans
I'd sales to-day 10000 bales. OF which 1000 bales
are for export and speculation-A American ITO
| February ahd March delivery from Savannah ol
Charleston. on basis of low middling. 6isd
| March aud April do esd.
! HAyRE. Jan. 1s.-Cotton dull and tending
downward: tres ordibaire 30. low middllng
| anoat II.
MANCHESTER, Jan. is.-Cotton steady.
ACADEMY OF Music Gift matinee to-
day, at both noon and night. Marked
for Life" will be acted for the first time.
1t Is u popular drama, full of excite
ment, pleases tho masses, and draws
many TO the treasury France, as the
negro Shid, has made a genuine hit
with the Academy audiences. Kctchum
us T'atters Is excellent, but overacts
rather too demonstrativc. The play Is
well acted by the stock company. many
of the members being worthy OF com
plimentary notices, for which we lack
space. Tomorrow "Dead to the World
will be given for the first time. Rumor
says it is more sensational than
marked for Life" The great Harri-
gan and Hart's Combination come to
| this theatre next week. They are the
| gtropvcgt com pnnv travelling