The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-04-07

The attention Of the community having been
30 generally absorbed by the mass meeting re-
farred to above, there was very little movement,
only few buyers coming forward ana c0nhnlng
their purchases to the limited amount noted
above. We learned, however, that there were
negotiations pending for some lists OF consider
able magnitude, but their contamination was de-
ferrcd until tomorrow. Nothing TRANSFERRED to
indicate any quotabe variation In prices.
The Exchange was closed at 1880 q. m, and
wae not reopened until 3 p. M, the MACS meeting
being held at IL m. at about IL .. m. several OF
the gentlemen who have arrived in our city as
Commissioners OF President Hayes visited the
Exchange, when there were upward OF 2OO men,
beers present, and met courteous and respectful
reception. several of them had the pleasure OF
greeting, at this informal and unexpected re-
union. many old friends whom they had not seen
for years. and oil appeared TO be gratiied at the
unobtrusve yet cordial wei some they received
from the President and q number Of gentlemen
prominent in our cotton circles. Half an hour
afterward the whole assemblage were participa-
ting in the meeting at Lafayette Square.
unchanged with sales Of 10000 bales and buyers
offering 1-32d lower for arrivals, Havre quiet with
the quotation for low middlipg afloat reduced
franc, and New York easy at previous rates for
spots, and 1,1t0@7-l00c lower at noon Tor ~
lures, which closed at net falling of Of $1,000
1l-1o0o. ,,
The sales of the past three days sum up $500
bales (2s5o on Wednesday, 1860 yesterday, and
500 to-day making an aggregate for the week OF
49, 700 bales. against 19, 200 last week and 2Sloo
the week before.
Weeks receipts 1886 bales, embracing 1872
from other delivery ports, tof which 1913 from
Mobile and 939 from Texas), and 10, 684 proper,
against IA ,571 proper last week and 2i.3S6 last
year. Total proper since August 81, l.108.080
bales. against 1,31i,30 last year. city crop in
The exports comprise 46, 4ss bales, embracing
oo.g43 to Liverpool 1888 to Havre, SOC TO Rouen,
1851 TO Bremen. SOTO to Cronstadt, 170u to Gefle,
100 to Revel, 1913 to Barcelona, and 3757 TO New
York, to which We have added 30 by rail and
river.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
ell the ports from II m. yesterday TO IL m. to-
day 504S bales, against 5435 last week and
1881 Last year, and since Friday 2I,39O bales,
against 2S984 last week, and 55,93s last year.
Totsl since August 81, 3,737,53g bales, against
$500 $50 up to Thursday noon, April 6, last year
decrease ,66611.
Exports FRIDAY to Thursday inclusive} to
Great Britain SO 5S5 bales, against rs 872 last week
and 4G 293 last year. and to the Continent %, 35l
bales. against II, 1888 bales last week and 1850
last year.
Exports to all ports since Sept /: TO Great
Britain 1,75S 0o9 bales against 1673 862 last year
Id France 1856 537, against 35S, Ga last year. To-
al 10 Great Britain, France and the Continent
a470, S4S bales, against 2, 1886, 274 last year.
stocks at sill the delivery ports, made up TO Ia
M, 6sO. TIA bales, against 723si5 last week. and
6i9. 800 last year.
The kilograms to the Exchange report the
Bombay movement as follows:
9Th. This y Toni, a Isst y CAN'T.
Britain. nent Britain. nent
SnMlp arch ae s $4,000 laoos 1900 $500,
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