The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-11

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i75 bales, at prices requiring no change n our
quotations. We give also the figures and report
of the Exchange as below:
aen'l Quotations. Ex. @
Inferior. ...........s''.'.'. @
Low Ordinary ..4....t..ss. % va
ordinary .s..4t.. ..s.s. bZsuS34
Strict Ordinary. ............ 94W Wa
Good Ordinary ......4.. aRDt01a 10
Strict Good Ordinary ..... t0laC@l0aS
Low miaalin ng',,i,,. iioSs aoloS lo
MiddlnEI lU1s@ll IL
Strict Middling. ..s......s..llsnll4
Good Middling. ............11as@1lH ~
Mding Fair. .............11Ts1 ola Ia
Fair ............s.... .....12t4 (012as
The bale Of new cotton from Cane river 1.-THE
fret from the Mississippi Valley this season) con-
signed TO MIR. Oscar Jhopiu, noticed fully In our
last report, duly arrived this morning, and on
being put up at auction, by Messrs Nash Il
Hodgson, opposite the Cotton Exchange, at 3
D. M, was knocked down to Mr.. James Rainey,
cotton broker, at 1879. for account Of leading
operator and spinner in the interior of Massa-
chusetts. The bale was Of full weight, Of good
style and body, with the strong staple ebarae er
istio OF most Of the cotton from Cane river. Mr..
Pierson. az shipper. and Mr.. Chopin, as CON
signee have frequently had the credit OF the first
bale. II is shipped to New York per the Oron-
well steamer. Mr. Alfred Moultop, agent. free Of
freight, which has for years been the custom
with regard TO the first bale Of new crop shipped
DIV tnS line. Inc TEpelpHa from bnb HllSH1s~
sinpi Valley last year were August 4, the year he
fore on July 10, and in 1874 gu August Ii.
The market continued inaumate throughout
the day. and the limited business noted above
embraced 100 bales regular cottons at prices
showing no uuotable variation, and rs bales vets
aud drys. Vets and dfys have sold ct S0B1so.
The dispatches reported Liverpool steadier at
yesterdays decline, with sales oil 5000 bales, and
arrivals 1.92d higher; Manchester dull and tend
ing down: Havre heavy, with no change in quo
I,k Vntt to1
for spots and stronger for futures, which closed
at net advance Of tl-100e in Augnsts, 7-1nDe in
Septembers. 5-l00m6.10gc in octobers aud Mo-
MEMBERS, T-100fa9 lUDe in Defenders and Jan
uarys and 8. 1000l1 1000 in later months
The sales OF the past three days sum up 75O
bales $50 on Wednesday, lag yesterday, and LIS
to-day, making, with the addition of 40 bales
TO Tuesdays report. an aggregate for the week
of $500 bales. against 1900 last week and 1900
the week before.
Weeks receipts 1851 bales, embracing 59l
from other delivery ports (sll from Texas), and
100 proper. against 496 proper last week and 1514
last year. Total proper sinoe August 81, 100, $50
baes, against ALI, oe0 last year-decrease 22i,-
040.
The exports comprise 415l bales, embracing
t45S to Liverpool and 1893 to New York, TO which
we have added 300 by the river.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
Ill the ports from Ia m, yesterday to II IN. to-
day 24l bales, against a2B last week and 1895
last year. and auee Friday 5000 bales, against 1883
last week and T045 last year. Total sinee August
81, 3,937,62l bales, against 409S 1s2 up to Thurs
day noon. August 10. last year-deerease 160, 56l
bales.
Exports FRIDAY to Thursday iuolusive) to
Great Britain 26u2 bales, against ,9D5 last week
and 15,727 last year, and TO the Continent
1913 bales against 10,951 last week and 410 last
year.
Exports at all ports since Sept. l: to Great
Britain 2,10s, $40 bales, against 2O66, OBS last
year: to France 46l al3, against 44D 400 last year.
and to the Continent 440,tA baier. against
$50, gD7 last year. Total to Great Britain,
France and the Continent SOLO, 67 bales, against
3.1g6,4sl Last year.
Stocks ut oil the delivery ports, made up TO
IL M 5l5 bales. against 16e, l56 last week and
s,94s last year.
The weeks receipts at the chief interior towns
embrace 6si bales, against 93S last week and
937 last year; the shipments 2O75 bales. against
2447 last week and 1891 last year: and the stocks
yg4s bales against 12,514 last week ana 1896
last year. Compared with last year this shows
decrease Of 256 bales in the receipts, 1918 in the
shipments and FOOT in the stocks.
The Exchange makes The amount on sbipboard
not cleared (before to-days ekeorts) II bales
for Liverpool and 30 for the Mediterrean, leaving
in presses, sgreeably to it's account at IL m,
on sale.
At noon to-day Middling was quoted at Calves
ton at 70; at Mobile at lo9stO1sc; at Savannah
ut lie; at Charleston at III: ut Wilmington
hL lilac, ~ NOTtOlK RI lUtsC. ut l9hihtuDEe
at I1Ic; at New York at l11sc: at Boston
at 40; at Memphis at 1O5sc; at Augusta at
lie; at Philadelphia ut l1e4c, and at ". Louis
a. 1870.
The Exchange reports: 'sales $50 bales. Mar
ket dull. Quotations nominal"
The kilograms to the Exchange report the
Bombay movement as follows:
Great Cont Great CONT
Britain. nent. Britain. nent.
Shipments since
Previously. .37oooo 100000 sol 900 100000
Total. .........3 $4,000 4ot 900 5000 Sol GOO
1877. 1876. 1875.
Receipts week ending
A1lp 8.. 1000 1000 900
Previously ........ .991 900 $4,000 1885 600
Total to date. ..;. $4,000 $4,000 1iol.ooo
Anoat in Bombay
Compared with last year, the above shows de-
crease in shipments OF $4,000 bales to Great
Britain aud an increase in the shipments to the
Continent OF AGO, 000-net decrease $4,000 bales,
and an increase in the receipts of 10, 900 bales
and compared with the year before a decrease
in the shipments OF 1868, 900 bales, and in the
receipts of $4,000.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l. 1s76-Dales.. 29.377
Arrived since last statement. Is
Arrived previously ........ 1886, 72o-1 1886. 7s5
1.415.l62
Cleared to-day. ................. 300
Cleared previously 3s9 ,577-1 1889, 1896
Stock on hand and on ship
board, not cleared. .......... 25.27G
Same time last year. "a, 297
To-day's exports were by the river. We have
deducted from previous exports 81 bales for cor
rections OF Gus House clearances.
Receipts proper since last evening % baies,
against 50 last Friday and 413 last year.
For comparative tota for the past three days
exports and receipts, see above report.
On last Saturday the New York report posted
at the Cotton Exchange put down the worlds
visible supply at 2O1s ,92s bales, against 2,22l s42
last year, showing deficit of 2o2, 7i9 bales. but
it now appears that the amount for last year
should have been only q 145, 335, making the
deficit 129, 412 or 7s.3O7 less than the above. The
error seems to have been either typographica! or
clerical, and to have been caused by substituting
the figures Of 1875 for those Of 1876.
TOBACCO-The sales to-day embraced 1856
hhds Is, 5, % and 147), which, with additional