The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-26
General Exchange
Quotations. Q lotations

f]uence of decline Of Lied at Liverpool where
the sales were 10, 900 bales, while the movement
was checked by brokers claiming further con-
cessions of 1S0114c. Under these circumstances,
the business durlsg the morning hardly exceed
ed 1000 bales, but later in the day parties came
together more freely and the entire business
proper summed up, as noted above, 49oO bales.
Prices exhibited considerable lrregularlty. In
eome cases the offers accepted indicated falling
off Of Nc and in others OF nc, while IN a lew
TRANSACTIONS factors we're enabled to realize Sat
urday's figures. Our quotations approximate as
nearly as possible to the closing rates. The
New York market closed at an advance Of Lice
Mlddhng Uplands being quoted at l44c and
Orleans at 1451c. while futu es exhibited con-
siderable irregularity, showing an advance OF
5-32c in Octobers, 1882 IN Noyembers, no change
in Decembers an advance of 1870 III Januarys,
no change in Februarys, and u decline OF l-32(Y
Lice in the later months.
The Exchange makes the amount on SHIP
board mot including engagement for shlpment)
49, 962 bales, embracing 1871 for Liverpool, H.
500 for Havre IL ,042 for the North sea, o64 for
Bremen, 1880 for spain, 683 for the Medlterra-
mean and 2072 coastwlse. According to the Ex-
change account at II NJ. this would leave 50,6n
balss in the presses. The amount unsold may
be estimated at less than 40, coo bales.
Receipts proper since Saturday evening 9l63
bales, against IL, 10l on last Sunday and Monday
and 7645 last year, making an aggregate SIN
Friday evening OF 1851 bales. against IL 1913
last week and II O63 last year, and since Aug.
81 Of 1870 lat bales, against ITO 27O last year-ln-
crease 1887.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports AZ 458 bales, against 27,9S8 last sun
day and Monday and "a, 103 last year, making an
aggregate since Friday evening OF 2,9lo bales,
against 47,374 last week and 52,57l last year.
Total since August 81, 632, 500 bales, against
54O,923 up to Sunday noon, Oct. 70, last year
(excluding half of the above 81, l03)-increase
9l,S77.
1851 bales, against 1924 last week and IL '35
last year, and to the Continent 9o6f bales,
against 1899 last week and 1868 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up TO II
NJ, $780, 2Sl bales, against 283,734 last week and
351 ,221 last year.
The following was pc sted on the bulletin poafo
Of the Exchange to-day
Notice is hereby given that the subscription
Lists for fund to be distributed III premiums al
the Agricultur and Industrial FAIR, on the 18th
of February, 1876, to stimulate the better hand,
ling and more careful cultivation OF cotton VIII
be closed on Thursday 18th inst, at II CLOCK III
This notice is given IN order to afford an OPP
portunity to all persons interested III the CON-
mercial prosperity of New Orleans to contribute
to this undertaking, believing, as we do, that oul
labors wi be crowned with success, and also tt
facilitate us in the discharge Of the peasant duty
assigned US.
r. w. EsTLIN, Chairman.
New Orleans. Oct. 25, 1875.
The Exchange reports "Sales 450O bales
Dem and good market irregular" Its quotations
ere reduced 10
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1975..... 9,91'
Arrived since our last statement 1920
Arrived previously. ............. 15S,2Zo 1855
1884
Cleared to-day. ................ AZ
Cleared previously. ............. S2,56o oZ,6o
Stock on hand and shipboard 95;oOS