For the week ending February 3, the total
I receipts have reached t S.CCb bales, against
!>0,1.i0 bales last week, 105,103 bales the
• previous wiek ami 115,711 balls three
i weeks since, making the total rceei- m since
; the Ist of September, l"-”, ba’".
against bales for the .m ■] i riod
I of l s 'i>-7. showing an increase since Sep
‘ ten.ber 1, l>-7, oft 0.2 15 bale-.
The ext ort- for the week reach a total of
102,385 bales, of which 78,“G7 wcr< to Great
! Britain, 1.0 >7 to France and 22,(i1l to the
i re.l of Hio continent.
I ■
| The imports into continental ports have
’ been 511,000 bales.
These figures in ate a <'. crea' in the
' cotton in sight of ;ri:;.SI2 L lie- as compared
I with the same date oi 1' -7. a decrease of
I 50,(lot! bales as compared with the eorre-
I s, ending date of 1 s>f’> and a deci eave of 1!
' -42 U bal.' sas compan d with ls>s.
The old interior stocks haw. deerca < 1
! during ti.e we. k 11.',(172I 1 .',(172 bales and are 41.117
I bales more than at the same period last
I year. '1 he receipts at tl: : same towns Lav
been 10,973 bales h ss than the .-.ami' vv< < k
; last year, ami sii.ee Scptr-ml” r 1 the rc-
I c-'ipts at. ail the towns r.r: 105,117 bales
■ more than for the same time in ISBO-".
