The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-03

Inc market opened with only y moderate sup.
ply and active demand, and fully 1000 bales
changed hands during the morning, at fuller
prices, most OF the sales showing an advance Of
803c, after which tho movement continued AMI
mated, resulting in further sales Of 1850 bales,
making the aggregate, as noted above, OF 2l5O
bales. During the afternoon the advantage was,
il anything, still more on the side Of factors,
who were enabled to establish . general advance
Of &c. decline Of 10 at New York was fully
counteracted by an advance Of 1-l6d at Liverpool,
with sales OF 900.
The sales for the past three days sum up $500
ba es u55O Oh Wednesday, 800 yesterday and 2l5O
to-day, making an aggregate for the week Of
1O,6SO bales, against 10000 last week and $500
tho week before.
Weeks receipts 1897 bales, embracing ll74
from other delivery ports (oi which lO4I from
Mobile and 1873 from Texas), and IL 1913 proper,
against 1927 proper last week and 1854 last
year. rota, proper since August 81 80, AS bales,
against g, S97 last year-increase S43.
The exports comprise l5,504 bales. embracing
$3.50 I" Liverpool and 10,224 to New York, to
which we have added 81 by rail.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
81 tn ports from IL NJ: Yesterday to II NJ.
to-day l1773 bales. against $3.50 on .st Friday,
and 9075 last year, and since Friday 50, COB bales
against 45,sO2 last week and 54,034 last year
Total since August 81, 154, i2S, against 142, 9ll
last year-increase 11.5l7. Exports Friday to
Thursday, inclnsve,) to Great Britain 1888
bales against 3775 last week, and 1928 last year,
and to the Continent 1000, against 200 bales last
week, and OIL last year Stocks at all tho delivery
ports made up to IL N. 16O, 1872 bales, against
1925 last week, and liz, 1926 last year.
Weeks receipts at the Interior towns % 949
bales against 6 612 last week and 06l last year,
shipments Is, 524 bales, against 1906 last week
and 500 last year; and stocks 30 ,272 bales,
against %, 237 last week, and 29 ,2Ol last year.
Compared with last year, this shows an increase
OF 1888 bales in the receipts, 1854 in the ship
ments, and 1871 in the stocks.
Tho amount on cupboard not cleared, going |
On board and engaged for shipment. was SCI |
down ct the opening this morning at Is 500 bales,
5000 for Liverpool, $500 for Havre, |
and 5000 For the North, which, when deducted |
from the stock on hand by our running statement
yesterday evening, l.aves 10, 800 bales to rep
resent the quantity IT the landing and In |
presses un sold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 2l0O bales.
Quotations revised. Demand good at quota
tons" Its quotations are raised {c for Ordinary
and Good Ordinary, Sc for Low Middling and
Middling. &c for Good Middling, and 4c for Mid
ding Fair.
The following is copied from the bulletin board
OF the Exchange
At meeting OF the Committee on Classification
and Quotations, held this day, it WAS resolved
10 make the following changes from the report OF
Middling, National Standard, equal to Low
Nj ddling, old types.
Low Middling equal to Strict Good Ordinary
old types.
L. CHRIST,
SAM'L SIMPSON,
A. h. MAY,
J. T. boswell,