The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-05

The kilograms from New YORK ana Liverpool not
being of tenor to stimulate the demand and Foreign
Exchange open ng at decline of Ito p cent, we
did not hear of sale up to 1880 P. M.
There was, however, some inquiry, and brokers
had made offers at easier rates, which they hoped
would be accep ed later III the day. Factors however,
were evidently indisposed to make any concessions,
and really desirable lists of strict Good Ordinary and
the igheT grades we're held with continued frmness.
Late in the day 0O 100 and 225 bales changed hands
but at prices indicating falling off from Saturday
raes-at least for all desirable kindsafter which
offer which had been previously re used accepted
for 80 bales, and arly 700 bales found purch Aser
at previous rates for Strict Good Ordinary and the
better qualities.
The bulk of the business was thus at prices which
do not warrant any reduction in our quotation With
regard to barely Good Ordinary and the lower grades,
they met with more than usual neglect, in1 hal UGH
descript ons been p essed upon buyers they could
hardly have been movOd unless at easier From
this occasional sales of undesirable kinds
doubt ma lie at easier rates. but not to sufficient
extent to serve fair basis for quotations Under
these tances figures for all grades between
Strict Good Ord nary must for the time be regarded as
to some extent nominal. gh style of Strict Good
Ordinary z6d at l-c,
The amount on shpboard not cleared. going on
board, and engaged for shipment set down at the
opening this morning at 81 90 bales, embracing
26 900 bales for Liverpool 600 for Havre, 1900 for
spain, 10 for the Mediterranean, 1900 for Bremen,
600 for the North Sea- and 5000 for the North,
which, when deducted from the stock on hand by our
running statement last turday evening" leaves SIS 900
bales 10 represent the quantity at the landing and in
presses unsold or awaiting orders.
Tie Exchange reports "Sales $50 bales, market
dull" Its quotations are reduced &c for Low Mid
ding and &c for Low Ordinary, Ordinary and Good
Ordinary, with no other change.
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock hand August 81, lS73... bales 7,177
Arrived since last statement. 1884
Arrived previously. 1,263, 403
Total go. ................... 1,27o,5sO
Cleared to-day. Observation-Disclosures. LOO
Cleared previously. i, l5S 43l-l l59, 531
stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared 11lO49
stock on hand not cleared last ...... las. S4J
To-day 3 exports were to Liverpool.
Receipts prope. since Saturday evening, 1929 bales.
against 5S3 LAST ay aud Monday. and 1910 last
year. making aggregat since Friday evening Of 2t8S
bales ainst lU1S last week. and 66l3 list yea and
since August 81 Of ll37 sos bales, against 1i3I $50
last year-increase 57i5 bales.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at all the
ports from IL NJ Saturday to IL NJ to-day $3.50 ba es
aga MT 5456 last week aud 1891 last year, and since
Friday 1854 bales against IL 9u5 last week and 05I
last year. Total since August 81 564,310 bales,
against 3.267 133 last yeal-increase 2971 Exports
Friday and Saturday to Great Britain 2 .5S3 bales,
against o09 last and 1909 last and to the
last year. Stocks At all the delivery ports. made up
to II NJ. SS5 s96 bales against last week and
A27, 489 last year.
TOBACCO-We did not hear Of . sale to-day. Sales
last week II hbds against IA for the week before.
The amount on sale il estimated at 1875 hhds.
We quote - follows; Inferior 4e14kc; medium 4X@
Skc: good and fne, 5@6c; low Leaf, 6K@7c: medium
7K@Sc: ane 90l0c. and selections II 9l2c. Re
ooived aimee Saturday evening. 50 hhds exported.
mono. Stock on hand By our running statement. 1861
hid,