The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-17
tsen'l Qnntatinnn. LII. q.

The market opened under the depressing In
fiuence OF further unfavorable kilograms iron
Liverpool. Havre and New York, and tho fey
buyers who came forward claimed greater con
oessions than factors were willing TO grant. Th,
business during the morning was consequent,
confined TO few hundred bales, and although
subsequently parties came together more freely
yet the movement exhibited but little animation
and the entire RaleR were restricted 10 the mod
crate amount noted above. Prices exhibited con
siderable irTegulsrity. some descriptions oom
manding previous rates, while the bulk OF the
bueiness was nj decline of ladD1}4c, to which we
have conformed our quotations.
In eonie caees where sales were pressed factnrs
accepted less than our inside figures, All the
same ttme many factors adhered 10 their pre-.
vious pretensions and would not entertain offers
at our quotations. The dispatches reported Liv.
erpool depressed and 1-i6d lower, with sales Of
Tul0 bales and arrivals closing fiat at decline oil
1~16d, Manchester dull and tending down, Havre
depressed by heavy stock aud franc lower for
Tres. Ordinsite, epot, aud New York closing at a
net decline OF 40 ia spots and 3l-l00@35-1oQo
lower for futures.
The sales OF the past three days sum up II, 400
bales 1880 on Wednesday, 1850 yesterday. To-
cluding 80 net reported until to-day, and 5000
to-day, mailing an aggregate for the week OF
$4,000 bsles, against 2s.200 last week and a. 500
The week before.
Weeks receipts 2s,osI bales, embracing 4oll
from other delivery ports tof which 142l from
Mobile and $500 from Texas), and 1906 proper
against a0.s5o PROPER last week and 81, 1s5 last
year. Total proper since August 81, i,0T1, a42
bales, against i,s22,27s last year-deorease
The exports comprise 4o,192 bales, embracing
ls.NS.to liverpool, 925S to Hayre, 1889 TO Bre.
men, 1000 to Barcelona, 1874 to Genoa, 9i6 to
Vera Cruz, and 6l66 to New York, to which we
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from 10 m. yesterday to II m. TO-
day bioi bales, against 16.079 last week and
10, 9a5 last year, and sinee Friday s3,707 bales,
against 40, 1853 last week, aud 65,192 last wear.
Total since August 81, seas s65 bales. against
s, 620, $3.50 up to Thursday noon, March 16. last
year-incresse 1885.
Exports FRIDAY to Thursday inclusive) to
Great Britain a. 4o7 bales, against SO, i67 last
"a, ola bales. against si25 last week and 3264S
last year.
Exports to all ports since September Ito
Great Britain, 1861, ISL bales, against 1,5a456S
last year. to France 35i.775 against SIS, 299 last
wear. and to the continent, 800, l62. sgainet $685.
723 last year. Total to Great Brits1, France
and the continent 2S06, lis bales, against 2,403,
5S7 LAST year.
Stock at all the delivery ports, made up to u
M, sl0, 666 bales, against s61, 392 last week, and
703, SGT last year.
The weeks receipts at the chief interior towns,
Selma omitted in both years, embraced 6333
bales, against 500 last week. and Il GIG last YEAR,
the shipments s24o bales, against 1o,046 last
bales, against so, Ala last week, and 96 T3i last
year. Compared with last year this shows a de-
crease of T7sS bales in the receipts I6 245 in the
shipments, and l2o49 in the stocks.
The Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not cleared toefore to-day's exports) 81, 523
oales, embracing Si,4S2 for Liverpool.
v 26S for Havre 1886 for the North Sea, 2297 far
Bremen, 66S for Mexico, and 2S29 for coastwise
,orts leaving in presses agreeably to its account
It 10 m. 2sl, SaS bales. only small part of
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