The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-04-21
General Exchange
Quotations. Quotations,


Strict Mddlin1 ...... 1880
Good Mddling. ......... lGl. .WiGl4 16l+
NilldlinS Fair. ...... N.sWN "
Far. ...................-. LIsWiE4
The movement commenced under the de
pressing Influences Of dull and easier mar
kets at Liverpool and New York, although
without any qnotable variation except il
futures at lihe letter. but there was, never
Gheless quite an active demand, and up t.
noon about 200 bales had changed hands
partly at previous rates. partly a. easier prices
without any quotable variation, and partly al
falling of OF hc, after which there
vas no material change, the market beirf
sril characterlzed by good dea
of irregularty and manifest weakness con-
pared with Yesterdays figures the addition
al sales embracing 26OO, making total o
1900 bales. and the closing rates requiring nc
other change in our quotations than the
slight mOdifioat;Cn noted above. In noticing
the amendments adopted at the general meet
ing Of the Cotton Exchange, yesterday, we
inadvt rtently omitted to mention that the
assessment on shippers for protection of Cot.
ton on the Levee, takes effect only on the Isl
Of September.
The sales for the past three days sum up
Il, 1000 bales $500 on Saturday, $500 yester-
day, including 300 not repor ed until to-day,
and $500 today, against $3.50 for the cor
responding time last week aud 1900 the
week b,fole
Receipts since Friday evening 4459 bales,
embracing S74 from other delivery ports (of
which - from Mobile, and :" from Texas,
and 35Sj proper against GS5S proper last
week aud 2633 last year. Total proper since
August 81, 945,S71 bales, against !, l27, ,t56
last year-decrease 1Sl, 7S5. The exports
comprise II AIT bales, embracing 1889 to
Liverpool, 7SG to New York and AZ to Phila-
delphia.
the Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from noon yesterday to IL
NJ. to-day 1870 bales, against $500 last week
and 1860 last year, and since Friday II, 1872
bales, against q, ,O6G last week and II, 4S5 last
year. Total since August 81, 3271, 1873 bales
against $3.50 800 up to Monday noon. April
20, last year, excluding the above 39GO) -
decrease 25S, ,462.
Exports (Friday to Monday inclusive) to
Great Britain 10 2G7 lies, against 4SOO last
week and Is SAG last year, and to the Con
tinent 46lS bales, against G9O9 last week and
II, J36 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports. made up to
I2 NJ. $50, 749 bales, against 800, $50 last week
and l92, 1913 last year.
The amount on shipboard not cleared,
going on board, and engaged for shipment was
set down OF the opening this morning
at $3.50 bales, embracing 2SO|O for
Liverpool. %, )0O for Havre. 1000 for
Spain, $500 for Bremen, 1000 for the
North Sea, and 5000 bales for the North,
which, when deducted from the st""b IN
hand by our runui"" - '"~ert yesterday
evening. leaves SO 100 bales to repr ,sent
fhe quantity At the II nding AMI Ia elcsses un-
sol or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales $3.50 bales,
including 400 yesterday, after P. NJ.
Market stead,.'
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock % hand Sept. l, 1874 bates 1856
a r.gsd since LAST statement =: LIS
A rived previously. ,O9i, ,l16 1,09', 1874
ILL sl7
@ cared previously ........... 96l, ,567 $685. ,G27
St Ok on hand and on shipboard not ,,o
- e!6sreo '.....:.. ..........'......'- !ao'.a"
Todays exports were to Liverpool We
.iaye to add to previous exports AZ bales, for q
deficient clearance to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 1926
bales, against 2062 ON last Wednesday and
io6 last year. For comparative total for the
past three days and for the year, and for three
exports and receipts, see above report.
ToBACco-The only transaction reported
to-day are 10 hhds Il and 81 The amount
on sale is now estimated at $500 hhds
We continue to quote inferior lugs Gncluding
frosted and trashy 9@9Ac, medium lO91O4c.
fine ll(9 l2c low leaf l2GDl2Ac, medium 13i 9
z4sc. good l5a@l6, fine 17@lSc, and Sc
sections 10000.
TOBACCO sTArEMKxr.
Stock on hand August 81, l874... 1917
arrived since. ..............-... l66
arrived previously ............... 1904 2.S60
1O,677
Exported past three days.. mono
Exported previously. ........--. 5,76l
Broken up for balin9, city oonsaop-
not cleared. ............ 80. 4.421
We had added to previous exports hid,
def ,ent in clearance for New York on the
10th inst
FREIGHrs We remarked in our last report
1that rates were looking up, bat so far with
Snt any quotabie advance since which. by
common consent. masters of ships on the |
berth have raised their pretensions as below, |
but some shipments of cotton have neverthe- |
less been made ut lc for Havre. as we'll as "a |
@or Liverpool. ship was taken up for Liver
pool to-day with consgnment) a. IL for |
lotion. Cotton is shipping by all rail
at 7oc T. 100 10 to B.ltimore, 75c to Phila-
'ieiphia and New York, and 67ac to Boston.
We 40" quote As lCiiOWS:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool id asked.
20 Boston ic, to Providence and Fall River
N3. .l6 to New York SC. to Philadelphia &c.
by Sail = Cotton 10 Liverpool "a, TO
Havre -0l3-l6'. to Bremen &c. to Boston,
Providence and F.ll River 9-lGc.
SrGAI-The receipts this morning COM
prisei 293 hhds. The market was dull to-
ity but prices are unchanged The supplies
On the l,nding were only partially sold at
S4,s1 &c for common. 7i@7sc for fair, Sc for
luiy fair. sa@Slc for PRIME, SEC for strictly
p p me- SO for choice, 7@Ssc for seconds,
- tor yellow clarified, lOc for white
Clarified. Stock in the sheds on the 10th, 3163
ahds.
MoLAssEs Received this morning 123 bbls.
The market is quiet at unchanged prices and
dhe supplies on the landing were only
2 ,rtially sold at Coo for reboiled. 30(ay 35c
aor inferior iermenting and 4O@45c for
forO or |