The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-28
ELLIBON n cos MONTHLY COTTON RF.
PORT MARCH 10 tsHO

i
We are indebted to Messrs. Charles 4 Gilber
Green Co.. for this circular. from which W,
extract the following:
COUBsE or THE LIVERPOOL MANKET. FEpRuAR,
| IL to MARCH 10.
| Our last report was issued on the eleventh III.
limo. The market was very buoyant to an nd.
vance OF ABOUT Nd per pound since the flfth
ultimo. and there. was every prospect OF q still
further rise. Confidence IL the future was es.
pscisI..y strong 70 Manchester. and Cd per pound
Tor MiddlinK Upland was regarded as certain
to be seen ut some not very distant date. The
next day. however there was distinctly tanner
Hnsng fnG prices commenced to give
thirteenth BY the active appearance I'm parted to
the market. owing. 70 m nnprecedentedly large
Of which had attracted the attention OF spseu-
lRtors; put the iall recommenced on ths four
teenth. and with slight Interruptions contin-
| 81 316d on the spot and Nd In futures from the
rates current on the eleventh. There VIVA d
slight recovery during the next two days but
soon lost. and on the first instant The prices
uups. cwsn II 70 o b 'R ne sd ma s M
The weakness was duo to distinct ause IA
Manchester and 70 weaker markets A. the
had done her best for the present. aud that in
the neighborhood Of 7kd the supply Of cotton
you'd be equal to The demand. Il not more
rapid exhaustion anticipated ID some quarters,
sma ,sltn ~ IN adyanGs IN prices
fore 10 pressure 70 se1. but i vs. sd thought s"ssS
s e ds1 H ss S% q Soa
On the second or March there was somewhat
unexpected Improvement In the demand for
parted y better tone 10 the spot market il i Tie
expectation that Manchester would follow. 4
change I sos The better led to The suspicion that
veloped q considerable demand to cover. and
gave hardening tendency to the SPOT prices
r shs % y, ;sa 9.d grades ,Ss q 1osad Mobile
the movement with the utmost indifference.
r. that spinners continued to buy very spar:
ssp s' os sssss x Ss IL: sua & S
couraged by the smaller receipts. at the Xmsri-
a. afsf2s team p snd arSs5 81
Ing q the rise. Meanwhile, however. the spot
market remained inacttye. the sales Of the day
The business Ia futures was again active. ow-
= continued demand to cover near Contracts cts
Y. sssnos III eos Has ref Ba
;;ssdsy oxins tSs q any 1ts ass
coming ,aM slsctiona To-day the tone Is weak d
With the rates c 81 sas month
as sRss Good G5 4:sa sapT
LA Mobd sa 81 o sS h Msan
Nd no change for Good Middilne Orleans:
Pa si,s a afe vs Hsa Brown Essptans
ing n'tes. PIT A@hd for brown. and. Xd Tor
sentn ine e.cas II sursss there = a.
easler, $50 "@s S'S'''4'1
nn,,66E ~ ,s~r - ,,a&a.s-Aa A.~
ART 10 TO MARcH 10. !
For about 9 week after the issue OF our last
report the Manchester lsaarket continued &C. |
Ave and buoYant at afurther advance IN prices. |
\ decided pause In the demand. and ,although |
eiyen way, A@Hd per pound 10 yarn. and Ike
Il dull: the disqualification for business being |
rather By the Of mac
lions for specific Qualities Of yarns and piece |
GOODS compared Win ta0i sb 9 Snth 'n0s
e Esssh & S::s$
Mule Twist. Water Twist.
fss 's Ss tx, ,a ID "a xa ~, ,sSa
These figures show that the advance gained
s2s cop twist there is an exceptional net ad.
vance Of A@Ad per pound.
MOVEMENT DURING THE SEASON, OCTOBER TO
FEBRUARY 28.
The deliveries to English end Continental
spinners during the first Ave month"; Of the
season compare as follows with the figures for
the corresponding months Of last season:
Great Britain
Number Of bales lssss sUi l Sss 90
Average weight tpounds) 80 $50
Total weight tpounds). ..elo oos 500 47ss7o. $50
Continent
Number Of bales. ......... l.li5,e2o / Oos. geo
Average weight (pounds) 4se VA
Total weight tpoundsl .4sS SAL lao 42ss 2l, $40
The rate Of consumption In Great Britain
and We now estimate Il at 65 600 bales Of 100
pounds per week tor about s.. 900 bales Of $50
ponnds). This for four weeks ID equal to AGO.
the 426 500 $40 pounds consumed to the end Of
sanuafy. eives total Ct sag soo $40 az the con-
an increase 81 Is per cent. The weight 81 goods
and yarns exported in the Ave months was
pounds. Or an increase 81 is Der cent So tnSt
our estimate OF the consumption cannot Be far
astray.. The rate Of consumption on the Con-
month. say q. 600 bales Of 40 pounds. aaeinst
~ o0o per week. Or total Of l9sooo bales. equal
70 700 ooo pounds. which. added to the s4o.-
uary gives q total OF AIS. 400 600 pounds as the
consum ption for the i've months. against ssl,-
500. 100 last season.
On the basis OF the foregoing estimates, the
movements Tor tho twenty two weeks were as
follows:
Great Britain.
1880. 1875. -. |
Pounds. Pounds. |
Iplus suocks OctOper L. 6Ol3.OOO $500 900
OoAvoIles 90 EeoEualy ~ 6l0 500 ATS, $40 $50
supply, --6I6 OILS. 500 1872 TO $50
CONSUMPTION. ~ weeks DIS SO0.Si0 456. 400, 900
surplus STOCK. Feory 49,. e7.ll7690 $3.50 $50 |
SURPLUS uAiess AU pounds at 600 81 ,OOO |
Continent
1880. 1879 |
Pounds. Pounds. /
surplus stock. October H.. ls.72ooOO 3O,s5oOOO |
deliveries TO February 49, As 6Nl2O 42s 931 $40
supply .--.......... 504. 26l 40 45s,47l $40
consumption. p WceRs- AS 100 900 S8l CO.. 600
'urplus stock. Aeb'ry a.. IS .06l 100 77s7i.s7o