The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-17

bales, at prices requiring Icuu0
the quotations for some grades and OF par,
t;al r. in ohers. We give also the figures ana
report Of the Exchange, in full, as Deio"
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION
os Ssnsss' d sassssss
r,o-;o- %
Low Ordinary. ....... ,osIMs,e7/ 13a,
Ordinary ..-.....''" "a 0Ii41'
c Cand O.dmary l42SN1l45s l4la
Strict Good Ordinary. ~, FL
Low Middling; :......-' ; ,S5sIy5t
strict Low Middling.- ..' i5s az, Is.
Middpg ............ 10 s"s.o/s
Good Kidding. .... l611@lt2s "a
Middling Fair ........ ,,eoiIsnsisIs
Fair Northumberland. IlsDiI+
The market opened inanimate, with only
!. taw bnye rs looking around, and the inquiry
mostly for fair staple or good staple KINDS,
Ne offerings or which we're limited. Up TO
1p NJ. however, about 800 bales had
changed hands, after which there were iurtner
transsctions to the extent OF 1000, making
total. az noted ABOVE, OF loOO pales, lou
of which wsrs taken by three buyers.
Good staple kinds show rather less strengtn
IN hardly l auotable reduction, while other
kinds. including every grade, could not be
moved unless at some concessions, m0stlyat
reduction of Ic In exceptional cases the de-
cline was lc, but on the other hand some de-
scriptions commanded previous rates.
The sales for the past three days sum up
$50 bales, $500 ON Wednesday, $3.50 yester-
day and 1900 to- day., making. with the addl-
ton of 200 bales to Tuesdays report, an ag-
crepate for the week of Is 800 bales, against
&, soO last week and 20. 800 the week before.
Weeks receipts 14,G6O bales, embracing
All from other delivery ports (of winch
1906 from Mobile, and Cos from Texas, ana
1O2G3 proper against 7247 proper last
week. and 1873 last year. Total proper
since Aug. 81, 942, 2S6 bales, against l,l23,-
O23 last year-decrease. 49,, 73:
The exports comprise "a oil baies' en-
bracing 1852 to Liverpool, 4S32 to Havre'
1865 to Rouen, 3l89 to Boston, 736 to Provl-
dence and 1914 to New YORK, 10 WHICH We
have added II by rail.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from II N. yesterday 70 -
H. to-day GGG7 bales, against 1858 last week
and 1928 last year, and since Friday 50, 6o6
tales. against 80 or last week and 80. 742 last
wear. Total since August 81. 3, 259, TAG bales
against 3.5O9,3O6 up to Thursday noon,
April 1G. last year, excluding the. ABOVE
1921 decrease 249, $50.
Exports Friday to Thursday inclusive? to
Great Britain H. 374 bales, against ~, Glib last
week and 80, SS2 last year, and to the CONT
nent 1909 bales, against IL, S35 last week and
80, $50 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports. made up to
l2M. 55l ,523 bales, against SCI. 9l3 last week
and 5lO,2 93 last year.
The weeks receipts at the interior towns
embrace 1898 bales, against 1890 last week and
1888 last year; the shipments 1854 bales,
s,eainst II. S72 last week and 1O, 848 last year;
and the stocks 1875 bales, against 50, 122
asst week and 70, 43O last year. Compared
with last year, this shows a falling off of 229O
bales in receipts and 1884 in the shipments,
aud Of 3455 bales in the stocks.
The amount on shipboard not cleared
going on board. and engaged for shipment was vs.
sst down at the opening this morning at 80,
Gao bales, embracing "a, 600 for Liverpool p.
90 for Havre, 1000 for Spain, 1900 for the
Mediterranean. $500 for Bremen, 1000 fol
Gle North Sea, and 1000 bales for the North,
which. when deducted from the stock or
hand by our running statement yesterday
evening, leaves 1000 bales to represent
the quantity at the landing and in presses I'M
sol 1 or awaiting orders
The Exchange reports: " Sales l4oO Dales
including so last evening. after o'clock
Market dull" Its quotations are reduced Sc
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. 1. 1874 bales 1896
A yed since last statement. Z,2Oo 80
Arrived previously. ,OS9,23O l,O?l, ~
1,1o7, ss'
U cared previously. ....-.. ?fo,1of 9oo,l
st "a on hand and on shipboard not -, o.,
St ,ok ssme time last wear. .......... l72.ss
To-day's exports embraced 1919 bales t.
y.iyerpool and 1868 to ROuen, to which We
have added IL by rail.
Receipts proper since last evening 2O4
bales, against 1916 on last Friday ant
1917 last year For comparative totals for thu
week and the year, and for weeks exports AM
receipts at all the ports, see above report.
TOBACCO did not hear of transac
ton, but note further receipts. and indica
tions of an early movement. The amount OF
sale is estimated al 1926 hhds We continue t
quote as follows: Inferior Tugs Gncludine
frosted and trashy 9@94c, medium lO91O3c
fine ll@12c, low leaf 100 l2lc, medium 13l q
a4Ic, good l5}@l6. fine 17@lSc, and 50
lections 10000.
TOBACCO srArEMEH-.
Stock on hand August 81, 1874. ISL
arrived previously .............. 1904 2.6o
-..#. =.... 1851
Exported past three da5'......'' s7,;
0' NO. cleared, Ha sn1 1926
FREIGHTS market continues !uaniua'
but masters are looking for hardening q
rates from reduction of freight room
Cotton is shipping by all rail at zoe u 10
p to Baltimore, 75c to Philadelphia an
New York, and SIZE to Boston. We quot
as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 11-32CI ID
70 Boston &c, to Providence and Fall hive
1916, to New York SC. to Philadelphia 4
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool l1-32d,
Hayre &c. to Bremen &c. to Cronstadt id
8oston &c, Providence and Fall Rive
4-l6c.
SrGAR-Only "a hhds came in this morninc
The market is steady and strong, with ligh
supplies coming in and q small and diminish
ing stock. which is ow reduced to 1853 hhds
s53M7c for common, 74@7sc for fair, &c fo
fully fair, SIC for prime, SEC for strict
prime SIC tor choice, 7@SSc for second.
l..nl., "a. xallo,r oil AlLl % g,