The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-20

The market appeared to be inanimRte during
the morning, but later IN the DAY the movement
the fair extent noted above. Nothing transpired
70 indicate any quotable variation in prices. In
some cases buyers obtained no advantage, but
in others IL was slightly in their favor. Most
fsctors adhered steadfasty to their previous pre-
tensions. 1t viii, be observed that the increase
in the receipts at all the ports compared with last
year has been reduced to II, 295 bales, which
may disappear in The next TWO or three days.
The dispatches reported Liverpool steadier at
previous rates, with sales OF H. 600 bales, and ar
rivals opening 332d higher, 1-16c OF which was
subsequently lost; Havre quoted franc higher
for tres crdinaire spot but buyers refusing to
pay any more than quotations, and New York
opening easier but later steady at Saturdays
quotations for spots, and closing 15-100@23 100c
lower for futures. Sterling unchanged.
The Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not cleared (Defore to-days exports OF 1882 bales
go, 268 bales, embracing 26,l52 for Liverpool,
23656 for Havre, 6562 for the North Sea, 1908 for
Bremen, and 1855 for coastwise ports, leaving in
preeses agreeably to its account at IL m. 2l3,
bales, only email part Of which Is on sale.
At noon to-day Middling was quoted at Calves
ut 11Ic, at Charleston at 1875, at Norfolk at
1Ic. at Baltimore at 1870, at New York at 1870,
1t Boston at f21sc, ct Augusta at lie, at Mem
phis lie, at Philadelphia at 112sc, and at Gin
The Exchange reports: 'sales 470o bales. Mar
ket steady" ..-. &sE ~
sIs COTTON STATEMENT. ssess s4
Stock on hand Sept. /. 1s76-bales. ....... 29.s77
Arrived since last statement.... 1888
arrived previously ......... 1251 .2o7-1 .25i,o95
'A.. 12ss,472
CLEARED to-aay ,....''.... s2 s oo -.o
Stock on hand and on ship
board, not cleared. ....... 27s 703
Same time last year,. s.s 27s,431
Receipts proper since Saturday evening 24s5
baler. against 5l52 on last Sunday and Monday,
and 6606 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening of 1850 bales against TAGS last
week and $500 last year, and since August 81, of
l,0f5, 2O2 bales, against 1881, 500 last yea,-de-
crease 1855, 1897.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
al the ports from IL IN. Saturday to IL m. to-
day 6Sas bales, against oU42 lsst week EEL and
against IT, 1876 last week and % Az last year. To
tai since August 81 1850 1874 bales, against $685.
079 up to Sunday noon, March 10, last year-in-
crease IL, 295.
Exports (Friday and Saturday, to Great Britain
1850 bales, against 1854 last week and 1877
laet year, and to the Continent 1881 bales against
1893 last week and IA 444 last year.
Stock at all the delivery ports, made up to 10
M. O26 bales, against s74 ASS last week. and
OBACC0-We did not hear Of a transaction
to-day. Tho amount on sale ia now estimated at
$500 hhds. We continue to quote as follows:
UnEound ana ITossen tugs 2GD3Lsc, inferior
Jugs 1000. low 4s4@5Lc, medium 51laG6. good
TO fine 6145634c, low leaf 715c medium S1s(0
IOc, good lOh@I2c, fine l211s@is11sc, and selec-
tions l4L016c. rys
Received since Saturday evening 10 hhds; ex-
ported, none: stock on hand by our running
statement 1884 hhde.
FRElGH Is--On Saturday q ship was fixed for
Cork for orders, at lee for bulk corn, and one
aid on for Liverpool 1t 7-l6d for cotton. We
continue toauote ~ follows:
~ steau- cotton to Liverpool 1924; 10 Bre-
men I5-S2d; ID New York 7-I6c; TO Boston, Provi-
depce, Fall River, Philsdelphis and Baltimore.
IA New York, Lc. Gram 10 Liverpool 81 "a.
BY sail- Cotton 10 Liverpool lS-S2@7-l6d; TO-