The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-16
aen,l Quotations. Ex. @.

The market opened quiet, but the kilograms
reporting no further decline factors assumed
more confidence. and prices during the morning
BUYERS being unwilling 10 go on unless ~ yester-
sisy's decline or further concessions, the former
mat the demand more freely and in some cases
nrrnntpf Utfurn Il fraet.eH less THAI they eee1a
have realized nd an earlier hour. OF the 400
halan noted above, about 1000 changed hands dur
Inc tho morning and the rest subsequently. Al
though we have made no change in cur quota
tinns vet toward the close the leaning was mani
festly toward inside figures. The dispatches re-
ported Liverpool dull at previous rates, with
ealee of 5000 bales and arrivals partially l-32d
lower; Havro unchanged, bat holders pressing
gales, and New York quiet at yesterdays quota-
iions for spots and arrivals stronger, closing at
net Improvement or 5-10o@i0.10Uo.
The Exchange makes tho amount on ehipboard
not cleared tberore todays exports OF 16I2 bsles)
ob,1 1875 bales. embracing 30,2si Tor LiseTpool,
Bremen, 1891 for the Mediterranean. LIT for Mex
ico. and l77A for coaatwise ports, leaving In
nrpsses agreeaby to its account ut II n. 232,0o4
bales, only small part of which Is ON sale;
AL noon to-day Middling was quoted at Calves
Ton at i1Ao, at Mobile at 1879, st savannah
Ton Il siis.c, al Norfolk at iiA@1isSo, at
Baltimore IL 1iJsec, at New York atll1.c, .. Bos-
Al Tie, az Philadelphia at 1870, and At Gin
The Exchange reports: "Sales 5000 bales.
Market easy at quotations"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stack on hand Sept /, 1s76--baleS. ....... 2a,3T7
Arrived since last statement.... 3,Tsb
Arrived previously -.......... 24292t-i ,246 $50
1.27so3s
Cleared to-day. ............... I,672
Cleared previously ............. 91s.1s'- 9Ts.sss
Stock on hand and on ship
board, not cleared. .......... 2o6,16T
Same time last year............. 29T,249
To.day's exports were 10 Genoa.
Receipts proper since last evening SOFT bales,
against $500 on last Wednesday and 2t70 last
wear, making an aggregate since Friday even-
ing Of 800 bales, against 1908 last week and
266a6 last year; total since August 81, 1,06S Ats
bales against 2lS GAO last year, decrease 149 $685.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from IL M. yesterday to II m. to.
day 1861 bales, against 6l72 last week and
8A5l last year, and since Friday 1889 bales,
against ssoa last week. sad ss sfaa last year
3,6l4,4 ss mp TO Wednesday noon, March 10, last
year--increase Is, $40.
Exports Friday to Wednesday inolusivel to
Great Britain s.. lo4 bales, against ", 397 last
2e.040 bales, against si25 last week and 1884
last year.
stocks at all the delivery ports made up to IL
"a. sl6,67s bales, against 85a.o46 last week and
7i4,767 last year.
HAY-Plenty OF low grades, aud choice is
-scarce. Moderate demand. 3S5 bales sold, of
which GO and 1875 choice at SIS; and $50 do at
slS 80 q ton.
sALT-Demand good with fair stock on
hand. No cargo arrivals or sales to report. The
last cargo sale was ut 800 U sack for all coarse
afioat. We quote from warehouse coarse at
S5nS75sc 10 sack; fine 81 02110D1 05 VI sack.
Turks Island quoted nomlnally 25@SOc u bushel.
Table salt in pockets, 1a4s@5c each. as in size.
ToDACOO-The sales to-day embraced % hhds,
n and all Yesterday we reported 2a2. The
amount on sale ia now estimated at 45o0 hhds.
we continue to quote as follows:
III rs 40aII.c. low 4s<N554c, medium 1905. good
Is flne BlzGa6slc, low leaf 76o8c. medium $40
los, good 101, 1i2c, fine l2l01S1Isc, and selec-
items Iaz0I6c.