The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-03

ordinary -tD-
Strict Ordinary. ......... IL @llK
Good Ordinary. ......... ll2S9l4 111a
Strict Good Ordinary. 1l54911I
Low Low Mcguire InW Mddns i55 40 ~
Strict Middiing ........ i2Igi31 '
Good Middlins. .....,... l334gl35s 1917
Middlng Fair. ....-..... 1415gl44
fdT -........-..-----. - o.
The market opened with fair demand, and
although operations were restricted by brokers
claiming CONCESSIONS which factors were unwili-
ing to grant, yet 1900 bales changed hands
dun ing the morning, partly at previous rates, and
partly at fraction less, after which parties came
together more freely, sellers meeting the de-
mand al some concessions from yesterdays quo
tatiOns, and the entire business, as noted above,
summed up 5000 bales.
The Exchange report of 77e0 bales, it will be
observed, embraces the sales from IL NJ yester-
day to IL NJ. to-day, while ours are exclusively
to-day. The dispatches from Liverpool were not
cal"uated to have any sensible influence, the
market being reported dull at previous rate,
with sales of 10000 bales, and arrivals 1-16d
lower. Being election day at New York, thtre
were no market kilograms from that point.
The sales of the past three DAYS sum up Ii, 800
bales $500 on SATURDAY., 57OO yesterday and
$500 to-day, against 10 800 for the corresponding
time last week, and II so the week before.
Receipts since Friday evening 1889 bales,
embracing ;3457 from other delivery porte, (of
which 1913 from Mobile and 1909 from Calves
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last week, and 1851 last year. Total proper
since August 81, 1928 bales, against isl 0S6
last year-increase 49, 1877
The exports comprise %, 756 bales, embracing
1908 to Liverpool, 330S to Havre, 1900 to Vera
Cruz, 22S8 to Boston, and Sal to New York, to
which we have added 36 by rail.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from II NJ. yesterday to 10 NJ.
2s,155 last year, and since Friday $3.50
bales against 1852 last week and Il, $50 last
year. Total since Aug. 81 s25,Sl5 bales, against
697, S67 up to Monday noon, Nov 2, last year Eek
Guiding the above 2S, 53l-increase 128,948
Exports FRIDAY and Monday to Great Britain
1877 bales, against IT, 797 last week and AZ S3l
last year, and to the Continent IA, Ala bales,
against 1866 last week and 1850 last year.
stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to -
NJ, Al, 04i bales, against 4O7,515 last week and
4l7,3l9 last year.
The Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not cleared So $50 bales embracing n, l49 for
Liverpool. %, lat for Havre, 1857 for tbs North
Sea, 2542 for Bremen 1462 for spain, and 2223 for
coastwise ports, leaving in presses, according 10
it's account 55,708 bales. Ii we deduct from this
the amount sold and engaged for shipment, but
not yet delivered, the balance will hardly exceed
43Ot 0 bales, to represent the quantity unsold, a
considerable part of which Is not yet sampled
withheld from sale for the present.
The Exchange reports "Sales TOO bales.
Market irregular" It's quotations are reduced
&c on all grades but Good Middling.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1875 800. 1916
Arrived since our last statement 1860
Arrived previously. ............ 2l6 1O4 229, 154
239, 100
Cleared to-day. INSTRUMENTATION. 13,717
Cleared previously ............. ~, 043 1916
Stock on hand and on shipboard 10l, $40
Stock on hand same time last
year. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 79,57S
To days exports embraced 16, 019 bales to Liv-
erpool and 369S to New York.
We have deducted from previous exports 166
bales, for l6S excess in clearance to Liverpool
over actual shipment, and 2 deficiency in a Clear
ance to New York.
Receipts proder since last evening - 253 bales
against on last Tuesday and ~, 100 last
year.
For comparative totals for the first three days
exports and receipt. see above report.
TOBACCO-We did not hear of transaction
to-day. The amount on sale is estimated at 230O
hhds. We continue to quote as follows: Lug TN
TIC, good 8099c, low leaf 9@1l21ac me hum 1879
@i41ac, good 51aa017c, ana fine at 1S920c. We
ref 10 the kilograms in another column for late
intelligence of the Louisville market.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l. 1875. .... 1912
Arrived since our last statement. l
Arrived previously. 5l1 5l2
3,724
Exported since last statement..... A
Exported previousl y..........-.. ES5
Broken up for baling. city consr mp
ton, etc. .....-..-........- 29o SS7
not cleared. ...--.-..-.-... 1887
misunderstanding we reported a ship
for Liverpool at 5ad for cotton. ship was also
taken up for Bremen ut l 5-l6c. To-day a ship
was laid on and one taken up for Live pool. III he
market is firm at quotations, as follows:
BY Steam-Cotton to Liverpool I'D; to Ham
burg via New York. l34c; to Antwerp via New
W. II /a. 70 IN, R,StrT Drnxr
dence, fall River and Fniiadephia via New
York, 1c.
BY sail-Cotton to Liverpool -@Id; to
Havre 3-16c@l14: to Bremen nc; to Antwerp
Slice; to Genoa l5-16c; to New York 80.
SUGAR Received this morning IA hhds.
We have to note a dull market though the sup
plies sold at &c for common and $40 for strictly
prime to choice, S1aG1S7s for yellow clarified and
Ss1os4 for of white and white clarified. Strict
ly prime is scarce and in demand; other grades
a.e very dull.
MOLASsE5- Received this morning 533 bbls.
The demand is good AMI prices for the better
grades 1c tirmer. The supplies all sold at SOC
for fair. sac for prime 57G5Sc for strictly prime,
60036lc for choice.
FLOUR-There is very little demand in the To-
cal trade but some large orders have been filled
for Cuba. The sales embrace 6oio bbls, OF which
45O, 500 1000 and 5000 bbls for Cuba particulars
not transpired, and the balance in the local trade,
comprising 40 supelfine at 81 5o 81, rs and 100 |
double at IS; 100 low treble extra at s. IS; 100
do at IS so; rs good treble extra at % ~, 10y
at Sc; 100, IT'S and 100 choice treble extra at
Sc 25 $50 choice extra at 81 90 % AMI IS at 81 So
50 at 81 6211aa; 25 at IS; 50, 100 and 425 bbs on
private terms. In addition to the above Sales |
some lots are in treaty for Cuba.
superfne is quoted at s. 1904 80, double extra |
S., low treble extra IS 25G5 90 good treble ex -ra |
s. 75le6, choice treble extra S6@6 so, choice and
family extra Sc 75(97 SO u Dbl.
CORN MEAL-Fresh continues in light supply |
and good demand at 50 50 Il bbl. SO, 10 and 100
bbs sold at that price. 1t IS jobbing at 50 70 q
DBL
GRTTS-Is selling in lots at IS Is, and iobbing |
at IS 25l35 80 u Dbl.
PORK-Quiet, but held Csc p Dbl stronger,
under small stock. Holders are asking s2i 70
u bbl for mess, and so and % bbls sold at that |
price; % at s24 371; 50 spot and 50 to arrive at
s24 . Dbl. 1t il iobbing at s24 5C@2f75 II
bbl