The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-10

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IN fhet, showing concession Of @e., In the
bulk Of the business. however although gener-
ally, easier, the failing off hardly required any
variation in quotation except the slight modif.
entlon. n ted above Low Midillng bsnders
sold ut 1917 and Strict Low Middliug benders
The dispatches reported Liverpool active ut
| previous rntes. with sales Of 1900 bBles. and
arrivals opening PARTIALLY ted higher, but sob
sse1n,nlnlly. sasis,: Manehester eighty dearer
| Tor all articles: Hhyre firm and advanced II frae.
Sp ad 2f "@ a 1Si New new 4 nap p "s
Wbeh 1T f Noon 'g she spsd s9a Wp ,9 :" @
1e-1o0c In tobere 1t-io64oi2-tG1c in s0yetnbera,
t5"10D0t4. 10Oe in Decembers. mud i5-tDDoigs100
| in Inter months. and clio cd ut II nst dee!tne Of
2t"lO0e IN Dfob6rs. H.to6epis 110e in Soyembera.
2b-l0oe in December % 1907 "a. 1oJc In Jhnuhfye
to, Aprils, and 9ioom2i. to0e in Mays md Junes.
| The sales of toe pnet three days gum up 1860
bali 1880 on Saturday, 1850 yesterday and 2p56
today. agaln5t 5000 la.tweek and 1860 the week
| before
Receipts since Friday evening II .o7s balee. ern i.
brhnang 1863 from other delivery ports of which
| 1853 from Mobil. and 276i from Texasl and 1916
proper. against ssSo proper last week and 1874
bales against 50 D2G last year- decrease Gooi1.
The exports conprise p 90 bales, embracing
10000 to Liverpool md 1859 To New York.
| The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from - m. yesterdayto ~ m to-day
2ib25 bhles against 974i last week and u 444 last
yelr and since Friday 50 33s bnes. against ~ t32
last week and 1886 last year. Total since Au-
gust 81 2o2 90 bnIes against 8ea,ss5 up to Monday
2 Espo 9'p fda1 st to Hoaaay aca;Ss to
Great Britain. 1913 bales, against 692s Inst week
and 1914 last yesr. and to the Continent 200 bales
| against l7S last week and 274J last year.
| Stocks Mt al the delivery ports made up 10 ~
N: lsa,a4g bales. against 1859 last week and
| 3iG G79 last wear.
| bohrd not cleared ID fore to-day's exports 81
| $3.50 bales) 1880 bales, embracing e5ss for
Liverpool. fal5 for Hayre 29t2 for the North sea.
So for Bremen and 1887 for coastwise ports. leav-
Ing IN Dresses agreeably IT, It's account at IL M.
2aTas bales Only a part 3f which Is on sale. - ,
vs At noon to-day mMid d was quoted o. Cal
ut NC. at Charleston Mt nc. at Wilmington
ct nc. ut Norfolk at NC, at Baltimore at
NE at Memphis at 1ic1, 1T Augusta ut ios4c. at
Philadelphia at 1i'4c. at Cincinnati at HE, and
| at St Louis mt NC.
The Exchange reports: Sales 1850 bales.
Market easy
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September /. 1s77...... q .5Gs
Arrived since last statement. s,573
Arrived previously. ........-... 39,7G7-- 1920
G9sis
Cleared to-day :................ $3.50
CT AIRED previously. .............. 22.G7s-- 81 937
Stock on hand and on shipboard not
Stock same time last year ......-........ 9i.S25
Today's exports embraced Goo bales to Liver
pool and 1859 to New York.
Keceipls proper since last evening 5000 bales,
against 1877 on last Tuesday and 40 8 last year.
For comparative totals for the past three days'
exports and receipts. see above report.
We arc indebted to Mr.. II. G.. Hester. secretary
Of the Cotton Exchange for the following:
Cotton Crop Reports for septe mber-New
Orleans Department.
| LOUISIANA-From thirty-two parishes we
pave received siXty-two replies; average date,
September 30. They report the weather dur
ing the past month as universally unfavorable
from too much rain, causing the plant to shed
| its bolts. Damage reported from storms rust
and rot. and in marshes from worms. the
estimated injury about 81 per cent.
Picking Is, progressing finely. and the yield
rs compared with last year. is reported to be at
mis-. ,fssIPPI-We have seventy seven re-
port from thirty-one counties dated from Sep
TENDER q to October 4. Too much rain Is gene
rally reported in the early pat OF September;
the latter part Of the month the weather has
been dry and more favorable to the plant. Con-
siderable damage Is reported in the larger por-
ton II the State from worms, rust and storms,
whilst IN q few sections no damage has been
Done. Picking il progressing 81 WY, and the
ARKANSsS-We have received thirty-six an
swers from twenty-three counties. average date
September 30. Except in a few sections where
th-re We're heavy rains in the early portion Of
the month. the weather during September is
effect good to the, plant. Many complaints OF
rust. shedding and WORMS, but the damage from
these causes does not appear to exceed eight
Ter cent. Picking is progressing rapidly, and
the yield compares favorably with that OF last
year
TOBACCO-We did not hear of a transac-
ton to-day. The amount on sale is esti-
mated at 500 hhds. We continue to quote as
follows:
Inferior Tugs 3t93l4c, low Tugs 31z@3zlc. medium
4@47sc, good to fine 434@54c low leaf sore
medium s@9c. good 1O@11c, fine 11k@I2c and
selections 121a@14c
TOBACCO STATEMENT
Stock on hand September 1, 1877 .--.--... 1884
Arrived past three days. "a
Arrived previously $50 694
9,27S
Exported past three days ..-.----.. $50
Exported previously. .....-.--..--.. 1896
Broken up for baIing. city eonsump-
ton, ETC. --..--.--...--..-....--..- 165- 2.93I
Stock ON hand. etc ....-....-...--. 6,347
FREfGHTS-A day or two since ship was
taken up for the Continent for grain and 6 t
ton on a ruond charter, and to-day we heard of
a negotiation pending for a steamship. We
quote as follows.
By steam-Cotton to Liverpool 15-37d. to Re-