The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-02
General

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An improvement Of 10 in spots and i.SS(9
S-32c in futures at New York, together WIN an
ADVANCE Of 2-1O u cent in Sterling, inspired
actors with increased confidence, and caused
some of them to be more stringent in their
pretensions. Others, on the contrary, were
Filling to meet the demand ct Saturdays
mites, On the whole, however, tho leaning
ves to our outside figures, without resulting
n anv ouotable variation. As has been eno
use for several days past exceptional sales By
holders wishing to close out small lotg, yor0
made at fraction of the ruling rates, while
GOOD staple kinds continued in scant supply,
snd were held disproportionably hign, COM
Jared with other descriptions.
The sales for the past three days sum up
500 bales (120O on Saturday, 115O Yesordsy
| and 1850 to-day, against 1850 for tn cozEes-
pondino time last week and 4700the week
before.
Receipts since Friday evening 2206 bales,
embracing 438 from other delivery ports (of
vhich 3l2 from Mobile and 126 rom Texo)t
and 1768 proper, against 2109 proper last
veek and sos last year. Total proper since
August 81, 979, 3O8 bales, against 1,193. 766
list year-decreass 214, 400.
The exports comprise 5515 bales, embraO-
ing 1925 to Liverpool and $50 to New York.
The Exchange kilograms mako the receipts
Il all the ports from ~ N. on yesterday 70 ~
n. to-day 234O bales, against 1916 last week
and 1886 last year, and since Friday 6566
\ bales. against 1897 last week and 9001 lagte
wear. Total since August 81 1883, $50 bales,
against 3, CSC, 1888 up to Monday noon, June ],
last year excluding the above 2396]-decrease
70 Exports goo, Friday and Monday included) to
Great Britain 49, 235 bales against rs, 687 last
/ week and $40 last year, and TO the Conti-
nent 1856 bales, against 1886 last week and 55S6
list year. #4 VI
a NJ, 3O6, 1888 bales, againdt1 1853, 7l2 last
week and 304, 563 last year. oi.
The amount ON shipboaxd mot cleared,
going on board, and engaged - shipment was
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1o,Vv p nnc z MaDsns o6on ~ .ha Msd;ts..
pool IAv Snon ~ e.. 49, Nc,th which whcn
.aas e.c,,, ~. stccs IN hand nv on
u;r .tata,.a,,t Satnraav EVENING. leave
| 70 ao0 Roiss 10 ranrasant the nuantity AZ ~
landing and in presses unsold Or awaiting
The EXCHANGE reports: ssSales 1000 bales.
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xrrved nrevionsy. ls4.9S3 l,lS6,00s
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Cleared to-day. ............... none 49,
Cleared previouslys.... ..... .lVozoio i,Vo1'ole
H.. 49, ~ :, .h,rbo.-a M.
49, 49, oI MANU- s''sA =. ss.'p. 69.34s
&kass ~ anne dine LAT wear s(cmrectio6s fs4
sddedl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1885,
Raca;nta nroner sinca last evening sos
nsceip. a;n po eee - J 1est Tuasdav and Al
Sast 1esr
N Eor cassrarativ u t0talSa ~ Ne; past thfett
i ,aavs ana for the wear. and Tor fhree days ex
.,,,t. ord raca;rts sae ahove report " - ~
We corv the FOLLOWING from the black
boards 1T The Cotton EXCHANGE:
Galveston Crs9 4eperf x.-r
~i' GALVESTON, May 20 1910.
To the President and Board OF Directors Of tn
Galveston Cotton Excnange' !.
Gentlemen-Y Your committee on information
and statistics beg to submit ahs 6ollowingife
i port in reference to the condition and pros
4 poets of the growing cotton crop Of Texas
Il collated by us from 112 replies from 63 coun
\ dies. asyEsSt ssissg fs3~ss' &
We sent out questions as below, to PSI
i correspondents located in all tho cotton grow
ing counties Of the State. but owing 20 th
late date MAY 11th) on which We receives
the list of interrogatories agreed upon BY tn
4 National Exchange We have only had time 4
/ ret partial reports from our correspondents
and up to the Gath our returns were 9
II meager that we did not deem It advlsa
n Die to attempt making up report for tn
4 National Exchange, which, to be incorporates