The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-25

Good Ordinary sold at and 914c, Strict Low
Middling to Middling at 10c, and dood Giiddling
at 1O%c The sales of Good Middling embraced
200 bales The demand was rather better-tive
buyers participating in the business-but mostly
at lower prices, and factors who were instructed
to realize were compelled to make the eonces-
sions indicated by the above.
The dispatches reported Liverpool dull at yes
terday's decline, with sales of 5000 bales and
sellers of arrivals asking lad more; Manches-
ter dull and tending down; Havre depressed by
heavy stock, but with no schangs in quota
tions, and New York easy at yesterdays rates
for spots and irregular for futures. which ct noon
were quoted at ON advance OF / 1O005' 10Oc and
closed at q net decline OF 8-l00@9 100c in Au-
gusts, 10-10O@11. 10Oc in Septembers, $1,000
7.1OOc in Octobers to Becembers, 4-10Cc in Jauu-
arys and 2-100@4-t09e IN the later months.
The sales of the past three days sum up 300
bales (25O on Wednesday, Is yesterday, and SIS
to-day, making, with the addition OF Do bales to
Tuesday report an aggregate for the week OF
2450 bales, against 1900 last week and 25O0 the
week before
Weeks receipts 1871 bales embracing 81
from other delivery ports (of which from Mo-
bile and Ii from Texas), and 766 proper, against
$50 proper last week and 1867 last year. Total
proper since August 81, 1,lg2o3B bales. against
,6e4 last year-decrease 225, 626 -.
The exports comprise 11l5 bales to New York.
The Exchange kilograms maze the receipts at
all the ports from u m. yesterday to IL N. to-
day 232 bales. against 445 last week and 1850
last year. and since Friday 2545 bales, against 2o02
last week and 1879 last year. Total since August
81, g. 942 1853 bales, against ALA 174 up to Thurs
day noon, August "a, last year - decrease
,O06 bales.
Exports FRIDAY to Thursday inclusive) to
Great Britain 1850 bales. against 1886 last week
and Ii SIT last year. and to the Continent 76 bales,
against 1859 last week and 1854 last year.
| Exports at all ports since sept. /: to Great
| Britain 2,1l4l los bales, against 2,O84 ,822 last
year; to France 462 233, against 1885, LOG last year,
H. A bali nuf
6Si, 652 last year. Total to Great Britain,
France and the Continent 3,0l8, 1877 bales, against
1921, $50 last year.
| Stocks at all the delivery ports 130, 34S bales,
against 1873, 1870 last week and 122, 37O last year
| The weeks receipts at the chief interior towns
| (Selma omitted in both years) embrace Az bales,
| against Ait last week and SOL last year; the
shipments CAB bales, against 1169 last week and
| 4L45 last year; and the stocks 9703 Bales agains
| 10, $40 last week ans 10, 432 last year.
Compared with last year this shows decrease
of $40 bales in the receipts, 1902 i'll the shipments
| and 729 in the stocks.
The Exchange makes The amount on shipboard
not cleared (before to-day's exports) 1872 bales
embracing 500 for Liverpool and 1874 for Goa 'twise
ports, leaving in presses agreeably to it's accoun
at II M, 587 bales, considerable part OF which
| is not on sale.
At noon to-day MiddIing WAS quoted at Calves
| ton at 1920; at Mobile at 10c; at Savannah
at 1910; at Charleston n. lie; at Wilmington a
1916; at Norfolk at 1870; at Baltimore at lie
at New York at lie; at Boston at 1lHo; a
Memphis at 10asc; at Augusta at 105s@lO54c; a
Philadelphia at 10; at Cincinnati az lOSsc, ant
at Ct. Louis at 1919.
The Exchange reports. ''Sales ATS bales
Quotations nominal" It's figures are reduced
| 20.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept 1. 1s7s-bales. .,... 1897
| Arrived since last statement. 8s
Arrived previously .......... / 1886. 906-1 30
1.416.37
Cleared previously ......... 1898. 149-1 1893 IA
Stock on hand and on ship
board. not cleared. .....,.... 1922
Same time last year. ............ 1856
We have deducted from previous clearanees
bales, for corrections of Custom House manifes q
Receipts proper since last evening SO bales
against 81 Oh last Friday and 248 last year.
For comparative tota 8 for the past three days
exports and receipts, see above report.
The kilograms to the Exchange reported th
Bombay movement as follows:
Great Cont Great Cont
Britain. nent. Britain. neai
Shipments since
August 17.... none 40. 1000 1909 900 o. 100 90
Totals. 80. >. 1884 900 100000 $4,000 1862 oe
1877. 1876. 1875
Receipts week ending
Aug 24...... 1000 1000 non
Previously. 1895. 900 $4,000 1,19l 90
Total to date . 1860 $4,000 1.19l 0C
Afloat in Bombay
harbOr--... ..------ 2Oo0 oooo 9oo
Compared with last year the above shows de
, crease in shipments OF 1874 900 bales to Grea
Britain and an increase to the Continent OF AZ 90
, net decrease $4,000 bales and an increase ]
the receipts Of IL, 900 bales; and, compared wit
the year before, decrease in the shipments
t 372. 600 bales, and in the receipts of 10000.
3 We are indebted to Capt. Sam. Fl. Buck, Secrt
D tary of the National Cotton Exchange, for cop
t of the following important circular addressed I
the local Exchanges
am instructed by the president Of the Natior
/, al Cotton Exchange to call your attention tn tn
/ following resolutions ad pied at the last CONVEX
ton OF this Exchange and to announce the twelft