New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-07-30
MEXICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.

The market opened under the stimulating infu.
enCe OF favorlb le dispatches from Liverpool and
factors generally were either frmer or more etrn
gent in tn If pre- tansions in many cases claiming
an advance of i a Ac which buyers were unwil
ing to paw. The business was consequently con-
fined to few hundred bales, mostly in small lots
ct about YESTERDAYS figures. Late, in the day
ten brokerage houses participating in the business
and the entire sales summed up the amount noted
above. In some ca SEES factors we're compelled to
accept previous rates. but in most others they
realized fuller prices requiring an advance in our
auatss and a sc in the she medium sst,u1
and lower grades The latter, especially, being in
good request and light supply, were proportion
ately stronger than medium and better qu8lities
Factors were PRED wi h incr. ased confidence.
not only BY the course of the Liverpool market
prospect OF light supplies The market was also
strengthened oy an improvement in foreign ex.
ant at an advance of l.l6d, with sales of $4,000
bales, and arrivals ll6d biguer but eubseq uently
reported welker; Havre firm, with moderate de-
nand, and New York hrmer, without any quota
bic change in spots and steady for futures, vi ch
ruled The morning SIC high r for some months
and 132c lower for others, closing with char sc
in some months, but decline of l.32c in the rest
AT noon today miadllng was quoted at Galveston
Norfolk at lO1c. at Baltimore at HE. at New
York at ls4e, at Boston at llaic, at Memphis at
lie, and at Augusta at lie
The worlds visible supply was set down day
at 30 $40 bales. against 23l44o7 last week and
Z,is $50 last year, showing falling off from last
,358 the week before.
The Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not Cleared. before to-day's exports, $685. bales
embracing 1857 Tor Liverpool 1894 for Havre 1913 for
Mexico, and 1913 for coastwse ports leaving in
pre- ssts, agreeaby to its account at IL NJ. 3S5l5
bales. Estimated amount unsod SO 900 bales a
large par1 OF which 10 withheld from the market
The Exchange reports: SALES 1900 bales. Market
ordinary and ordinary, and sc on good ordinary
and low middiing with no change in the hi CHER
s saSss to ts sales are computed from yes
COTTON STATEMENT.
s stGSa on s nssq . sspts%sss
Arrived previously Including
city salings).. 1872 Sill, 1872 1891
c,e.ra n9t "a To-. SOP ,so7
cleared nTsx;Sn.;v ss5 $50
CO.'S mill. TIC
stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared 1915
same time last year ................, q 8,8
To-day's exports were to Vera Cruz. '-'0O'
Receipts proper since last evening 81 bales
against "A on last Saturday and % last We ar max
ing an sd1 sos since August 81 Of bales
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts At
Al the ports rom y n yesterday to n todsy
and since August 81 OS8 1888 bales, against AZ
sc3 last yesr-increase 635 $50
hApors 70, Yesterday to Great Britain -
against o1z last week and 81 last year and te the
last year. ' "o0A' @no -
=, stocks at all the delivery ports. made mn to -
1aa 40 ~ bales against 222,2s9 last week and
T0,BB : CO., sales for the past week ann,
MP i44 hhd., against 22a9 for the Wsek nrsr sun
We repea4 on sale is estimated at bids
Low lugs 81 06kc; medium to GOOD in, .o 1Vos
tSw ieas ~ 0loc medium lO 0i2c; good lanIsc:
i nne n4Wio6c selections l60l7c. Receive sirca
Oy eur running statement 1881 hhds VI manu-
~, .ne HOuisvlii- urier.Journal rennrts tho NOV
A1s aSt1xe, with an advancing tendency 0 MOL
rREiGhTS-We continue to onote -: f,uos
busa ss'Htaasm.Cotton to Liverpool I'D: corn per
Por;d loo; cotton to New York 1c. 10 Roatpn
York, &c. Oh" Enliaoeiphia via New
to R sa1,MC9tton to Liverpool I'D; to Havre, 1c:
sijGARmr &c; corn to Liverpool per bushel 100.
r ritb stock ses2 hhds is small and diminisRng
soId I'D goo SSde demand At strong prices Dealers
ieaos 9ac cid for fully fair 0iec fer prince
S19 Ii9ll &C for white clarified S-"oo'
noAASSES-Ressived this morning lo2 bb,a.