The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-30
General Exchange
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Strict Ailddllng .....-... - gl5ts
Good Middling ......... 1525g135s 1874
M MIDI Far'. l4% gN
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The market opened with quite an active de-
mand, but operations were restricted by light
offerings and by factors being rather more
stringent in their pretensions The sales during
the morning were, consequently, OF moderate ex-
tent, at prices showing no quotable variation ;
after which the movement became more active,
and, as noted above, the entire business summed
up 6050 bales, exclusive OF any yesterday.
large portion of the sales were at previous rates
but for good staple kinds and some other desira-
bio descriptions buyers were compelled to pay an
advance OF nc.
Our quotations are adjusted accordingly, ap-
proximat.ng as nearly as possible to the closing
rates. When we left the market it was rumored
that additional sales OF some magnitude had been
made, the particulars of which were not reported.
The dispatches were not calculated to have much
influence, Liverpool being quiet at previous rates,
with Gales Of $4,000 bales, and New York dull for
spots, with no quotable variation, while futures
were 1-320o3-32c lower for Octobers and 1870
Lice higher for some Of the later months, With
no change in others.
The sales for the past three days sum up Is, 300
bales (7l00 on Wednesday, $3.50 yesterday and
$3.50 today, making, with the addition of $50
bales to Tuesdays report, an aggregate Tor the
week of &c, 600 bales, against $4,000 last week,
and 26. 500 the week before.
Weeks receipts 47,S74 bales, embracing 1889
from other delivery ports (of which 1923 from
Mobile, from Florida and 36O5 from Texas),
and 40,035 proper, against 1881 proper last
week ana "a $40 last year. Total proper since
August 81, 159,331 bales against l33 577 last year
increase %, 754.
The exports comprise A. 1870 bales, embr acing
1882 to Liverpool, 1868 to Grimsby, 1O,2e6 to
Havre, 1888 to Bremen, 1914 to Barcelona, $50 to
COrunna and 5477 to New YOrk, to which We have
added iU6 by rail.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from II NJ. yesterday to II NJ. to-day
26, 6e5 bales, against 29,95o last week
and 3O,283 last year, and since Friday 16o,5U
bales against LAT 1907 last week and las, OBJ last
year. Total since August 81, 73S,226 bales,
against 623,1 up to Thursday noon, Oct. 20,
last year. excluding the above 3O,283)-increase
115075.
Exports FRIDAY to Thursday inclusive) to
Great Britain 5O,O12 bales against 25,S 66 last
week and SO, $50 last year, and to the Continent
47,1l8 bales, against l6, 499 last week and 1886
last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to 70
NJ, 4O5,653 bales, against 350,3l7 last week and
407, 1888 last year.
The weeks receipts at rterior towns embrace
434O6 bales, against A, 200 last week and Al ,232
last year; the shipments %, 462 bales, against
27,O97 last week and 34,l63 last year, and the
stocks So 349 bales, against 40 051 last week and
GO, 439 last year. Compared with last year, this
shows an increase of 2174 bales in the receipts
and a decrease in the shipments Of 5521, and in
the stocks Of 1890 bales.
The Exchange makes the amount on ship
board not cleared mot including engagements
for shipment) 20 pa bales embracing 20 262 for
Liverpool 18, 1874 for Havre, 5729 for the North
Sea, 1917 for Bremen, 1874 for the Mediterranean
S16ifor Mexico, and 25O2 for coastwise Iorts
According TO- the Exchange account this would
leave 2,44O bales in the presses. The amount
unsold can hardly exceed 10000 bales, con-
siderable part of which is not on sale.
At noon to-day Middling was quoted ct 1294c
in this market, at 125sc at Galveston, at 121 c at
Mobile, at 1910 at Savannah, at 1890 at Oh ,les
ton at l3c at norfolk, at 1870 at Baltimore, at
PFC at Memphis, at l2@lz3kc at Shreveport at
12c 1T Jefferson, and at lie at Dallas.
Exports at all the ports since Sept. 1, to
Great Britain 149 DIG bales, against TIA 63S last
year, to France and the Continent 11211O,
against 1850 last year; total 26l i26 against
204, 1928 last year.
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept l, lS75....:. 1915
Arrived since our last statement 9,0l9
Arrived previously. ......... 193,9o4 2o3,Ol3
800,
Cleared to-day. :....-...... 4,237
Cleared previously. ............ 109,S99 ia, 136
ooo-o
STOCK on hand ana on shipooard 9o,oo3
oIock On hahu same tilie as1 on 90.
To-day's exports embraced 4l73 bales to Havre,
70 mniGn we nave aa s;n o. ny rail- 7z.o.h.,os
..ainst a,5a pn Iast Er;dev and saao ies,
e., Commemorative toto,s for tho met +brea ia We,
ey,,or.s ND re"a,,tS sae shova rennrt ""''
$500, ~ T' 80 go -.
IObACCO-Ihe only sale reported to-day 10
hhds. We have corrected our stock statement
p stn as sakeI
I'Ie Cnaeht On last Wednesday showing ,ag
aenclency from our running account o. loo
nnds, caused Dy an UNUSUAL amount peihg TAKEN
IGr Dallng. we nave adoed THIS quantlty 70 the
sh.' t LOT eiey cousup oo e'c, Scn we