The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-04
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Quotations.

Although operations were checked by delays In
deliveries ana the condition OF porllon OF the
recent receipts, yet the market opened with
fair inquiry, and 1900 bales changed hands dur
ing the mo- ug at about previous rates, after
4 which buyer came forward more freely and the
movement became quite active, resulting In fur
Their sales of 1900 bales, making total as noted
above of 6100 bales. The better qualities were
steady at previous rates, but the lower grades
exhibited considerable irregularity, with gen
eral leaning to inside figures Nothing trans
pired, however, to show any quotable falling off.
Good Ordinary, benders, sold at lie, and Strict
Good Ordinary at the same, Low Middling at
111ac, and Middling, behders, at 1870.
The sales of the past three days sum up 300
bales (4450 on Wednesday, $3.50 yesterday, IN
Guiding 700 not reported until to-day, and 6lOO
to-day, making an aggregate for the week OF
As, 400 bales, against 44SOO last week and $4,000
Weeks receipts S., S59 bales, embracing 1929
| from other delivery por,s (of which 1455 from
4 Mobile, from Florida and 6372 from Galveston,
etc., and As, 030 proper, against $3.50 proper
\ last week and 40, $50 last year.
The exports comprise 1860 bales, embracing
1904 to Liverpool, 1926 to Havre, AGO to Bre-
h men, 1417 to Genoa and 6062 to New York, to
which we have added 80 by river.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from II nj. yesterday to IL
M. to-day 1882 bales, against 25,5o7 last
week and 36,U4S last year, snd since Friday
8l97 last year; total since Aug. 81, 59O, 26i
bales, against 141O,O 76 up to Thursday noon,
Dec. 3, last year, excluding the above 36,o48)-
increase $50, 1888.
Exports FRIDAY to Thursday inclusive) to
Great Britain S9993 bales, against 1850 last
a week and LOG 075 last year, to France and the
Continent SO 515 bales, against 81, III last week
and 29, 638 last year.
! Exports at ali the ports since September /, to
Great Britain 494, no bales against 572, 1928 last
year; to France and the Continent 298, 400 bales,
against 131, 1874 last year. Total to Great Britain
and the Continent 1913, l72 bales, against 703,552
last year. :,
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to 1.
NJ, COS, 914 bales, against 59i,S3l last week ano
59S,397 last year.
1901 bales against 43, 1T last week and ~, 9is
last year; the shipments "a, $50 bales, agains
5000 last week and 80, 781 last year, and the
stocks &c. 1872 bales, against 80, 29o last week an(
119 S62 last year. Compared with last year, thli
shows decrease in receipts OF o57 bales; al
increase in shipments of 1899, and decrease II
stocks of %, 1870.
The Exchange makes the amount on shpboart
not cleared before days exports) 8O955 bales
embracing 81, 592 for Liverpool, 81 l6l Tor Havre
35O9 for the North sea, 1920 for Bremen, 1881 10
Spain, 1882 for the Mediterranean, and 56
for Coastwise ports, leaving in presses, accord
ing 10 its account at - NJ, 1900 bales. Ii w
deduct from this the amount sold, but not We
delivered, the balance will be about S5,OCO bale
to represent the quantity unsold, large part 0
which is withheld from the market, In tran
sit, or not yet sampled.
At noon to-day Middling was quoted at 121ac a
Galveston, 121s@1214c at Mobile, 1870 at Sayan
nah, II 11-16c at Charleston, 125sc at Winning
. ton. 125Ic at Norfolk, 125I@l234c at Baltimore
! 10 1.16c at New York, 1870 at Boston, l24c a
Memphis, u 3-16c at Augusta, 1124c at ShreVe
port, and IL re at Jefferson. ~
The Exchange reports: "Sales 6ooo bales
Market irregular" Its quotations are unchanged
and its sales computed from P. M. yesterday t
3P. M. to-day. oo-
We have added in our cotton statement 237
bales, which according to the Exchange stoc
account given below appear to have been mad
from city ginning. loose cotton, linters, samples
etc. since the last statement.