The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-24

the news Of the Aavance o. c ~ sP0ae ew ORE,
ing more steadinsss, I'll ~ quotSt bent,
after which factDrs were moro sMM ~ their
pretensions and as theds4and consanqs4 ~ there
| q total al noted aboxes 4. $50 bales 4nsng the
Ordinary Z s's ,s e. ons1 "a ssass
to to- Low Hiddinx = Us go. Low liddllag
at Is 13l6a15s .saad "a the Last for very
high style and high style Strict Low Middt!ng a. 10y
unable to find the kinds wanted, and the movement
was also checked by the stringent pretensions OF
factors. Small lists and LISTS OF medium size ap-
pearol to be the most in request and commanded
very full prices - {tlsID & lIELl.s -
The sales for the past three ays sum up 400 bales
reported until to-day aud l450 to-dayl against 1900
for the corresponding time last week ana 1890 the
Receipts since Tuesday evening 1859 bales en-
bracing Al from other delivery ports tof which -
from Mobile and from Texas,) and ISL proper,
against 1886 proper last week and slos last year.
Total proper since August 3lst 1904, 426 bales
against ,22l 1863 last year-decrease II 49, The
exports comprise 49, 100 bales embracing 9767 to
Liverpool 1920 Cuba tor orders, and 1888 to New
York.
Tie amount on slipboard, not cleared, going on
board and engaged for shipment was set down at the
or Liverpool 1900 for SPAIN and 1900 for the North
which, when deducted from the, stock on hand
BY our running statement on last evening leaves
ina and in presses unsoid or awaiting orders
The Exchange reports sales OF 1900 bales includ-
ing $50 after r. M. yesterday. ID mand good.
Market firm Its quotations are raised &C.. sHgt
COTTON STATEMENT. l9l
Stock on hand August 81, 1873. bales TIT
Arrived since last statement. .....f lat tao
Arrived p eyiOnsly. 3l2.769 l,3l2 GIG
Net corrections to May 25 show ti Ii b aHgt ytl
ing the balance between mani gsIr ali - 1C
tests duplicated and additional EI#1a CSs.
made from waste, samples dam T7s5 Z 17,,.g5y,
aged, city ginning OF seed cot 80 go
ton, not entered in manifests, *
lint cotton saved for seed, clean. w r
ing machines in city mills, etc. rT q, 032
Total. ............ 900 .-9q l,34s,is5
Cleared to-day. .s... ....s... g. li3 WAN
Cleared previously. ..............1 ,Z92, GAG -
Consumed at Lehman, Abraham
g. Co.'S Lane cotton mills. 800
Sunk in sclttled ship Ailsa to be
added. if recO yered. a., 1852 29a, $50
Stock on hand and on shp picard not
cleared Corrections included). ..-...... 44.6o9
Stock Oh hand not cleared same time last G.
year corrections included). ............ 81, ia
4 To,day's exports were to Liverpool. Ioea 81.
Receipts since last evening lat bales against 40
on last Tuesday and 7o9 last year. making an aggre-
1886 last week aud 2l9s last year, and since August
81 of 800 46 bales against 22l $50 last year (cor-
rectiOns included both years) decrease IT, 43 bales
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at all
the ports, from IL M on yesterday to II NJ. to-day
1921 bales against 1543 last Tuesday and 3349 last
year. and since Friday 65l6 bales against 6a46 last
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1863 SOL bales against 34740H last year; increase
223 go: Exports FRIDAY to Monday inclusive), to
Great Britain, $50 bales against 1O6 $50 last week.
and IL Ala last year. aud to the Continent - against
5OO last week. and 50 last year. Stocks at all the de-
livery ports made up to IL NJ 245 TIA bales against
totals at ali the ports are exclusive of corrections
TOBACCO-The demand continued with fair
degree Of spirit to-day and the sales summed up 396
hhds Co. g. s5 H. ~ 81 and 2Ol at full prices This
makes an aggregate thus far this week Of 9sl hhds,
against l4O all last week. and 451 the week before.
The amount on sale is estimated at e45O hhds. The
prices paid this week require that should further
raise our quotations Ia Ac. as follows:
Inferior Jugs at Al oslo, medium at 81 acc, good
and fine at 81 BIC, low leaf at medium at sA0
Sc, 0Ood at 9a0l0c fine at II 1ac, and selections
12a a l3c. There has been fair demand for ship.
ment, which has been checked by the stringent pre-
tensions OF factors but the chief element in the up.
ward tendency has been the speculative demand,
mostly for Western account. excited by the glowing
prospects for the next crop and the advance in the
Western markets.