The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-26

Schmidt & Ziegler, the widely known whole
sale grocers Of New Levee street, are the
agents of the Piper Heid8ieck and always
keep good stock OF that delicious wine on
hand.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
We make the following extracts from the
weekly report OF the Liverpool cotton market
Of Messrs W. G. Watts K Co., under date OF
March 9Th:
Tie Position, etc-The general positionsot
cotton, viewed statis.icaljy, will we doubt not,
appear stronger and stronger, month by
month, from this time forward until the close
Of next summer and perhaps even to the
close Of the present year. in order to illus
rate this point and give more clearly detin-
ed expression or our view, We must repeat
much of what we have said in our weekly re-
ports since the beginning of the year. In the
first place, the general tendency, not only in
America, but i'll India and Egypt-the three
main sources of supply-is to market the
crop earlier each succeeding year. This, in
ln eminent degree, seems to have been the
case this season.
For instance about the middle of Deem
Der last the receipts at the American ports
were nearly 300 600 In excess of last year to
turned into deficit of about 170, 900 bales,
which deficit promises to be further mate
rally increased III the next six months. At
BON bay the receipts up to date are $4,000
bales in excess of last yearsto same date. and
set Judging from the tenor of our latest ad-
vices, we expect to see this excess turned into
a considerable deficit, by the close Of next June.
At Alexandria the receipts up to 9Th ult
were 259 600 cantars, or say about 43, 600
7. \ /. - Al
shipments to all Europe show a falling off Of
only - 500 bales
The receipts for the past two weeks have
amounted to only 81 600 cantars, against
i05 900 same time last year, much more
rapid falling eli than We expected, and we
IRE now inclined to the opinion the crop will
turn out fully rs 600 bales less than last year,
md, if SO, the decrease in shipments from
now until the close Of the season september
}0l viii probably amount to rather more than
$4,000 bales. Then, again. the imports into
this port from ErazIl for the first four weeks
of this year we're some 10000 bales larger |
this than during same weeks last year, but |
this excess has already been converted into u
deficit of $4,000 bales, and, Judging from the |
tenor of our latest advices and from the
quantity now known to be at sea $4,000 |
bales against 81, 0o0 for this port) the deficit /
will be further augmented from week to
week.
On the other hand, there are not wanting
certain elements OF weakness ID the present
position Of our market Our stock here is
10, 40 bales less than last year, but this is
mainly owing to the facts that because of I'M
favorable winds, our imports for the past fort
night have been small. and there are now at
sea from America and India 200 bales
more than one year ago there is therefore,
4 large import close at hand in fact, the very
.endency to which we have referred-to mar
1et crops earlier every yesr-insurts US large
stocks and abundant supplies for the next
hree or four months But more particularly
english spinners have now quite large stock,