The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-19

There was nothing in the dispatches to stimuli
late the demand, and the movement beng
checked by scant freight room, delays in deliver
les and light openings of the kinds most IN re-
quest, as well as by the liberal operations OF the
past week, having partially supplied the pend
ing orders, the business during the morning dtd
not exceed 25G0 bales, hut later in the day fac
tors offered their stocks rather more freely. and
BUYERS caane forward with a better spirit, taking
$3.50 bales, making the total sales for the day as
noted above, 81 % bates.
Good sstp!e kinds were hela with unabated
Il mness: but the general run of the otfe ings
Mere easier without requiring any change III
quofasi ns. except reduction of 1sc III the H.
SIDE tisures Of Middln5 and Good MlddltnS.
Average ats OF Mid ling sold st 1879, while de-
sirable ant; more even-running ists of the same
grad c,uld lot be had under l2%4c The mrr'
let was unfayorably affected by decline of 20
in sterlinc-equ3l to about $40 z cent.
The Excnange MAKES tho amount on shlpooard
not cleared (bcfore to-davs eXports) 9S2o6 bales,
embracing 1912 for liverpool. 2S S3I Tor tlGvre,
1859 for the North ~ea 6l0i for Bremen, 3ll5 Tor
the Mediterranean, and 25JJ ior Coast
wise ports, leaving in presses, agree&bly 10
its account at II NJ. u 99l bales. Ii we deduct
from this the amount sold, but not yet de-
livered, the balance will be about 10000 bales,
to represent the quantity unsold, large part OF
which is withheld from the market, III tran
sit, or not ye! sampled.
| The worlds visible SUI ply was set down to-day
! at Q 565 2l7 bales, against 2,649, 9sS last year
| The Exchange reports: "Sales c130 bates
| Market unchanged" Its sales are computed
from P. NJ yesterday to 3 P. NJ. to-day.
We are indet ed to Capt. Saml Ii. Buck, Sec
ret4ry of tha National Cotton Exchange, for his
| report on the crop movemeJ t, preeenOed by the
| Committee on Crop Statement, Messrs. John b.
| Iafiite (Chairman), A. I'll. Nav, ID. A. Gwen,
| Perry Nueent and Harrison Watts to MIR. John
Phelps, President, from which we take the IolioW'
ing
REHABILITATION:
Receipts at United States ports during quar-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. --.-------------. ls5J,9=t
| 81 ipmens overland direct to miIls--..- 81, ,S3s
In transit from points of crossing on the
Ohio and Mississippi rivers Ease
stoak AZ Cincinnati, INSTRUMENTATION. s6,elQ
Total bales. 1866, 81;
| SPINNERS' TAKINGS.
Stock at all United States ports Sept l, rs H'4E
end,np Nov. 80 1875, ,........i..... l. $50 o.,
~ Total bales 1,6o2, 80.
Foreign experts sam quarter. .------1 1856 III
Ship Jed to points in Canada-------- as
Stock at all United ates ports No
| yemDer JU. -oJ-i lot 49, -
273,04
Deduct cotton in transit between delivery
ports at the close of November---.---- 3s,9o
AaAnn tambsc by october and November. 23li4
Add overland shipments direct to mills,
North and East, Ohio and Mississippi
| ,ivers during 3 me time 81 So
Totrl takirgs for Northern consumption
| during quarter. 'Sl -
. COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1S75... 9,91
arr,ved aTr,yeJ prgyou.ly olT ' .6la, ,354 627,2
6s7
,gee~Ad to-day 5,958
! (nssred preysusiy AT, $50 416, Al
! stock on hand and on shipboard 22O, ,7t
I 9'oVn noar o.' i''''l'' s' - 400. .9s