The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-30
COMMERCIAL MA


A large amount of wool ---2sc cents.
Jefferson county, Ohlo' ~ .no clg gar
During the past year Ine Arooo'
consumed in France amour ~ wv, OOO.
and Of Manufactured, cigar Ross mo thir-
This is an average Of t*et Popu-
teen cigarettes for each ing DEP included
Iation Of women and cniiotY
in the calculation. am .on III mrs:
verdict of s. OOO mas nfoerland
uonon in Baltimore, again llling Of
and Pennsylvania Railroad To|locomo-
her husband by the expilon,
tive. ,:.oot W. panK OF
California contradict the RI. HSsay that
will reopen on the 2ltn IN "a uld give
no time has bsen fixed ERr7 nmption
such an impression. on9 CosS
about that time is prooaoi7 n.
The Guano supply 20 ihla en-
The heretofore supposedf, III appears
NV of puano on the Peru Y;ta. nj accord.
to be giving out AT faoen ,sdha owners
inc TO letters recently re q stock Is
Of vessels, pretty much 81 ny ssels had
.Iraady exhausted. A nun wha.a
cone to another part OF PaI-Tnha,0
9uano was said to be more XilonNhrs
Point, ABOUT seven miles q e. in daen
there they Jared worse and y "a hss1 p,
omen water, where the ito, ~ ,oaSay!
that the lighters out OF ' p III ana .Ia
were continually getting, 3 .shors e ,ns
ships themselves were 1
chains. IL
Liverpool Cotton
From Messrs. W. G. Wat - ".ooAy
Cotton Report, dated Liy y ''eA
10th, we extract the follow a. n ,;.a
The Position, etc.-The s.+ a. t.01o
here this week has Original - n.n o!y
from America. In June ggmn ~ ~
New York to 117i, but on II ~ wv nad
daclined to 113l, and the p4nuY impress
sion seemed to pe that the prsmlI "o ,1n ~
another month or two decline piW1s ~, u
about the same as in Septemod w. Os'oDef
of last year. If gold should tin 0Cnne, tne
EXPORT value of cotton bought new fork
for future delivery would, Of cosss oe CORE
snondinely increased, and hens mere were
no sellers in this market, foiueas ago, OF
distant shipments Of new crop Anmcsn under
I'D. to Z 5-16d., basis Middine
But few days later there uGpectedly
came an announcement of the hacial Crisis
in California, and in consequent this and
S-Iutions since adopted by sevensfate Con-
vel ions, favoring an imitation Of W curren-
Icy, gold, instead of having d. has con-
tinuod to advance until it, Vii touched
ll5h. This having cheai export
value Of cotton in New Ithe1 to large
orders being sent here t9 M lhnt ship
ments of new crop. The. everp ceclln1ng
prices have demoralized Of C-have in
fact choked off, as it were N. Vthe trade
and export demand, but ed some
CONSERVATION amongst hkateS, contracts
for September and Octd to CRY. The
condition of aft .irs here letting reflected
seriously upon the course 4ess wi at Man
chester, which from stAany ffation,
week or two ago, has rel; 50 no one of
lethargy. mas,
These sales of new crop and n would
not have hurt our marketeulyt but for
the large receipts at the kes TIN ports
These receipts, notwiths ike, joe small
quantity of old cotton req Will the in
terror at the close of the sd ceiviI ultimo),
are reported at II, 800 balei lou Sas month,
against II, 400 same time ID past pd II, 900
the year before These Fl mogrntitled to
little or no weight as deter B Plane extent
of this seasons crop, new DIN hey have
certain amount OF weig cd ceipts in
September Of last year lacy quite
moderate, hay1g amour 1epafu 133. 900
bales, against 26, 600 thveniak onth in
1873, and POS, 600 in 1870 bsu iouns October
and November Of last IT. mort re-
ceipts we're so excessivelyter !.
Our latest crop adviceS6 w RIGA are.
as usual at this early peFfr, season.
quite conflicting, but SO fa4s. hi learn
it seems to be generally aRiva at some
sc, 900 to rs, 900 bales havev j.. owed bv
the recent overflow of the pl River.
and that the crop in Sd laJ ina and
Southern Georgia. and in of other
States, has been cut short No. pnth in
July. This being the CAY wi q some
what premature to jump Inclusion
that the yield this season, |el will be
much, if any, above an ave "
Advices from the Oontir i cite en-
couraging. The Economist q Of Sat-
urday last, referring to th heav d of the
cotton trade, says: "Tne paws, an the
cotton manufacturing distr ptl ste midi
minished prosperity, both il Pt to- ,witzer-
land and Alsace: At zuricl Ind Of con-
siderable magnitude have ZEN en-
tered into for gray cloth fol Hin jan
uary, February and March lryar. At
Rouen the demand has becd om Stacker
during the past week, but toin yerv
firm, and mar ufacturers hol s'nT Number
Of unexecuted contracts" Fous ia pri-
vate advices indicate that q PEW, aaithv
trade is also being done ther Son counts
therefore, seem to point to b-die CON
sumption of cotton on the Dt during
the coming season. i'll dout .
Coffee CuI.-alng' and rel
A correspondent s2enlne..f., Trade
heo'e'o calls atts rfxees vxperi
ments in raising - .a9'r-ss,S coun-
try seems to posse Az oh. in
time, may seriously detract - ;razil-
ian trade. The temperature "a two
crops can be raised, while in Re can
be but one crop. and of qua 20 re are
told, can realize but one-h 70 LIT of
the African product. The " passeiven
personal attention to its cul .Bs9 SEQ
tions, and was impressed wi o & ad-
vantages possessed for the s towth
OF the article, especially in Ii me
Land can be obtained for 4its ner
acre, and with native labor, nm1 Iva or
six hundred dollars year will ri I14brush
and plant and cultivate at ID H9trees
till they will bear ten poun G tree.
and that yield may be expecte t Tears.
This makes an expenditure of a NJ: twith
an annual yield of 1901 po affee,
worth at least $25, 600 on the Toast.
AhsA the cost of gathering the re- pre-
pairing it for market will nd be
more than $4,000, SO tina. there Of
realizing annually $4,000 fl Id of