The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-23

With nothing in the Cotton dispatches to have
any sensible influence, the market opened rather
firm at previous rates. but, under the Interrupt
ton to the movement in Foreign Exchange,
exhibited little animation until late IN the day,
when parties came together more freely and an
active business was done, partly at previous
rates and partly at irregular and easier prices.
In many cases brokers reported having pur.
chased at decline Of Hc, and in others that
they found prices easier, without any quotable
change. This appeared to be the general view
at tbs close, and we accordingly repeat our quo
tations, except for Middling, the outside figures
OF which we reduce Nc.
The 2:3O P. M. dispatch from New York re-
ported in advance in spots Of l16, and after some
variations futures closed at q decline, compared
with yesterday OF 8 32c for November deliveries,
1-l6g3.32c for December, Ig3,l6 Tor January,
inclusive, 1926 for July aud 1-l6@3-32c FOR Au-
gust. 90 o-o
bales $3.50 on Wednesday, 500 yesterday and
$500 to-day, making, with the addition OF l75
bales to Tuesdays report, an aggregate for the
week of 80 800 bales, against 26 sou last week
and p, SEQ the week before: o-
Weeks receipts 42,6CS bales, embracing 1927
from other delivery ports (of which 5298 from
Mobile. / from Florida and 1898 from Galvest
tom, and 49, 81 proper against 80 BIZ proper las
weeLland 24,S0O last year. Total proper since
August 81 119, 296 bales, against 99,2O7 last year
The exports comprise 1851 bales. embracing
S251 to Liverpool, 1850 to Barcelona, S53 to
Genoa, and 5465 to New York, to which We have
added rs by rail
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
30,146 bales, against 26.2 22 last week
and 22,376 last year. and since Friday 147, $40
bales, against 1871, 704 last week and 132477 last
year, total since August 81, 569, $50 bales, against
479U27 up to Thursday noon, Oct. ~, last year
Excluding the above 26 376)-increase 80, 1926.
Exports FRIDAY to Thursday ipclusive) to
Great Britain 25 e66 bales, against 81 534 last week
and 1874 last year, and to the Continent
16,499 bales, against 49, 444 last week and H. 49a
last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to II
NJ, 35O,297 bales, against 261, 745 last week and
1913, 154 last year.
The weeks receipts at Interior towns embrace
Al 200 bales against 81 1856 last week and 81 1872
last year; the shipments 27,O97 bales, against
1850 last week and %, 5O4 last year, and the
stocks 40,051 bales, against 32,o9S last week and
56,874 last year. Compared with last year, this
shows an increase of 1868 bales in the receipts
and 593 in the shipments, and decrease In the
stocks OF 16, 1913 bales.
Exports at all the ports for the past
week to Great Brita 1886 bales France and
the Continent 16 1885, total AZ, 365. Since Sept !,
to Great Britain SO, 004 against 1913 94S last year
to France and the Continent Ga 1872, against 49,,
122 last year; total 1896, against l43,o7o last
year.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 61OO bales
Demand good"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1S75...... 1876
Arrived since our last statement GIL
Arrived previously. ............. l49,Olo 100, IL.
165, lie
Cleared to-day. ................. 5o9Z
Cleared previous .............. 66O74 1,96t
Stock on hand and on shpboard s3,14s
Stock on hand same time last