The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-03-26

The market opened quiet and easy at previous
rates. and about 1900 bales changed hands during the
morning at prices showing quotabe variation; but
later in the day, factors being free sellers and the de-
mand slack, the advantage was the side of
the buyers. The concessions made, however, failed
to impart any esprit to the movement, which con-
tinued sluggish to the close. Low Ordinary sold at
lOc, Ordinary at 11ic Strict Ordinary at 1890, Good
Ordinary at 1879 and lac, Strict Good Ordinary to
Low Middling at 1910, Low Middling at 1914 and
1870, Strict Low AIiddng at 1Gc, trct Middng to
Mddling at 1Gl4c and Middling at 1614@163ac.
The amount on shpboard not cleared, going on
board and engaged for shipment set down at the
opening this morning at l15.000 bales, embracing
5000 for Liverpool $4,000 for Havre, 1000 for Span
5000 for the Mediterranean. 5000 for Bremen 81 900
for the North Sea, and 5000 for the North, which,
when deducted from the stock hand by our run
ming statement last evening, leaves 900 bales to
represent the quantityat the landing and in presses
sold, awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports, "sales 800 bales including
700 after 3 p. m. yesterday. Market easier, not quo
tally lower
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81 1873, bales 7,177
Arrived suce last statement. 540O
Arrived previously. ...-.....-.. .l,l9tVl l2o0,l7l
Cleared to-oay. .....-........-.... $40
Cleared previously. 93l,oS7- 934,5I3
Stock on hand not cleared 272,775
Stock on hand net cleared last year 203,7
To-days exports TO Liverpool.
Receipts proper SINCE last evening $500 bales against
1852 last Wednesday and 4TS0 last year. making
aggregate since lrcay evening of 1tG42 bales, against
5000 last week. and 1851 last year and since August
81 of LOST $40 bales, against 01l ,594 last year.
crease G9,952
The Exchange kilograms made the receipts at all the
ports from IL NJ yesterday to II NJ to day II 35 bales
against 1902 last Wednesday, and $3.50 last year,
and since Friday lat bales against A. 1924 last week
and 1865 last year Total since August 81 1851 0J9
bales against 1895 6l last year. increase 365,248 Ex
ports Friday to Tuesday inclusivel to Great Britain
0sS bales against So 4o last week and 604 last year
and to the continent l0,l63 bales against 1860 last
week and 46i6 last year Stocks at all the delivery
ports made up to II 6S269 bales, against 704 5Sl
last week and 555,170 last year
TOBACCO-There has been some inquiry for sew
era days past but at lower rates, and thus far not
sale has TRANSFERRED Sales last week 60 hhds against
"a the week before Estimated amount sale $3.50
hhds., which includes all kinds. We continue to
quote common Tugs at 4la@5c; medium at 5tG51sc;
good at 51a@6c; low leaf at lsd7c; medium at I \
use; fine at 9910c, and selections at l1@l2c. Re-
ceived since last evening l56 hhds; exported none.
Stock ON hand by our running statement, 1916 hhds
FREIGHTS-The limited movement in Cotton has
depressed the market which is duh and dropping.
Shipments have been made by sail to Liverpool at
1924 Yesterday noted in last report ship
was taken up for Liverpool at SD. On cotton one
for the Baltic at l-16d and for Cork for orders
at 9s per quarter for bulk corn equal to about 13d
per bushel. We quote as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -@5sd; to Liver.
pool via New York oiled; to Havre ll-l6d; to Bre-
men ll-l6d; to Hamburg 11-I6d; to Boston &c; to
Providence and Fall River 7sc to New York sSc; to
Philadelphia &c.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool 1920 sd; to Havre
-@li4c; to Bremen -G911-l6d; to Cronstadt 2l-32G
ll-l6d; to Antwerp -@11-l6d to Hamburg "a |
l!-l6d; to Genoa 12sc to Boston sc. Bulk corn to
he Continent I'D per bushel.
SUGAR-only hhds We're received this morning
The market is dull and there we're no sales worthy a.