The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-07-11
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The market opened with rather disconragin
dispatches from Liverpool but an advance Of
On the whole, there was nothing in the news /.
stimulate the demand, yet there was evidentl,
more inquiry, which subsequently resulted il
sales To the extent noted above. Low Ordinar,
sold at lOsc, and good style Ordinary at 12Ic
Nothing TRANSFERRED with regard to the medium
and better qualities, except that they were stead,
ut previous rates, and Low Middling in particular
was scarce and firm.
We learn from Mr.. VIM. Gordon, of Gordon &
GOmillA. that he had received dispatches from
Mr.. 0omilla, dated Brownsville stating that 4
bale Of new cotton of the Rio Grande crop had
been received ut that port and shipped on boart
the steamship Harris, from Brownsville for thi,
port yesterday. As we noticed in our last report
the first bale Of new Rio Grande cotton last yea,
was received here on July 10. 1t is almost un
necessary to say these early arrivals from the
extreme Southern limit OF Texas, furnish no fail
indication Of the general forwardness of the croI
Of that State, much less Of our own
The sAles for the past three days sum up 1906
bales, Gao on Wednesday, go yesterday and S0l
to-day, )making an aggregate for the week of 1900
bales, against 60OO last week. and 5000 the week
before. Weeks receipts 2174 bales, embracing
"a from other delivery ports (all from Mobile(
and 35D last year. Total since August 81, 1910,
OF bales against ,227, 1852 last year-decrease
1855. The weeks exports comprise 1910 bales,
embracing $3.50 to Liverpool, 1889 to New York
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
al the ports to-day 1916 bales, against 1865 bales
ON last Friday, and 1851 last year, and since Fri
day W22 bales, against 1858 last week and
d5.506 Last year. Total since August 81 3,72l,-
OH bales, against 3,5l3,57S last year-in-
crease D7, 443. Exports FRIDAY to Thursday in
cusive) to Great Britain IA 1879 bales against 1862
bales last week. and II, $40 last year, and to the
continent 1879 bales, against sis last week and
bales Lst year. Stocks ut all the delivery
an hal.
2f2, 4l last week, and 2l9,32i last wear
Inc amount on shipboard not cleared, going
On board and engaged for shipment, was set
oown a. the opening this morning at 5000 bales,
embracing 40OO for Liverpool, 1900 for SPAIN and
$500 for the North, which when deducted from
the stock on hand by our running statement last
evening, leaves $500 bales to represent the
quantity at the landing and in presses unsold or
awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "Saes 500 bales.
Market quiet and unchanged
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81, 1873 bales TIT
Arrived since last statement 374
Arrived previously. i. 3ls. tl5 /. BIS $50
Net corrections 10 Nav Is.
showing the balance between
manifests duplicated and adj
ditionl made from waste,
samples, damaged, city gin
ming Of seed cotton not en-
tered in manifests, lint cotton
saved for seed, cleaning ma
chimes in city mills, etc.. 2S,u32
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I.s4e. los
Sieared to-day. ........ SIS
Cleared previously l3lS.S4g
Consumed at Lehman. Abrs-
ham 4 Co.'S Lane cotton
mills .i.. sno
Sunk in scut,led ship Alisa, to
b. added, il recovered. oT2 ais 0r;a
Sock on hand and on shipboard
not cleared corrections inclu-
ded) ................... A 19a
Stock on hand not cleared same
time lAst year corrections
includedl ................. sS.sOs
ToSlays expoK were to New York
Rsceapss proper Since last evening 3,4 Gales. |
against no on last Friday and 800 last year, |
makirg IN aggregate SINCE Friday evening
q NW haiss, againet 2257 last week and 252S |
-. yar, md SINCE August 81 Of l,2l0,077 |
oaiee against "a, 752 last year corrections
ncaodad hotA yaars)-decrsase II, SIS For re- !
'e1Pes = ~ po.ts zee above report
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