The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-29
General Exchange
Quotations. Quotations

Strlct AoZbS1oL4
Good Ordinary lU%sgloIa lON
Strict Good Ordinarily. lO34c9ll
Low Middling.. :.....-. llNgll3s ll3a
Strict Low Middling. -. ll54gl2
Midding.. ........... ~ glZI2 l2I
Strict Middllng. ....... lZ14tQl5
MiddHng Falr............ "A @l41s ~
Far. ............... o.
The market opened inanimate and continued
quiet throughout the day. The better qualities
showed little or no change. Being in light sup
ply they were held firmly at previous rates. The
medium and lower grades on the contrary, were
offered freely and sold at irregular prices, some
transactions, in fact, being at less than our in
side figures. high style of Mlddling, espe
calIv OF even-running and with fair staple, could
hardly be found under 1211ac, but average lists
could be bought at 121 &c. The supply on sale
was more liberal than usual, but with a scant
proportion OF the better qualities, sales OF the
medium and lower grades could not be pressed
unless at some concessions, and exceptional
transactions were reported at fraction less than
our inside figures.
The sales for the past three days sum up II 200
bales none reported on Saturday, $500 yester-
day, including $50 not reported until to-day, and
1900 to-day, against %, 700 FOR the corresponding
time last neek and q, 200 the week before.
Receipts since Friday evening %, 1874 bales en-
bracing 1891 from other delivery ports (of which
1869 from Mobile and 2252 from Galveston etc.,
and 25,673 proper, against 1865 proper last
week and 39,O52 last year. Total proper since
August 81, 612, 1l9 bales, against 535,232 last
year-increase rs, 1877.
The exports comprise $3.50 bales, embracing
4475 to Havre and 2l1i to New York.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from II Nj. yesterday to Il
NJ. to-day 36,462 bales, against 3D. 5S last
week and 80, 237 last year, and since Friday with
corrections of telegrams) SO, 500 bales, against
1OS ,O39 last week and 1918 last year. Total
since Aug. 81, 2,247,370 bales, against 2,02S,573
up to Monday noon, December %, last year lex
Guiding the above 81, 237) -incre ase 2lo, 1877.
ciuaN tn Hranf
Britain, 20.822 bales, against 81, 200 last
week and II, 432 last year, and to the Continent
1888 bales, against 26,342 last week, and 1851
last year.
NJ, 500, lis bales, against ~. S2l last week and
S32315 last year.
The Exchange makes the amount on shpboard
not cleared before todays exports) l4 l42 bales,
embracing IS, All for Liverpool, 1925 for Havre,
S4U1 for the North eea, 47U3 for Bremen 945 Tor
Spain, 1857 for the Mediterranean, and 2f3O for
Coastwise porte, leaving in presses, agreesbly TO
its account at II NJ, 154, sos bales. Ii we deduct
from this the amount solo, but not yet de-
livered the balance will be about lis, 600 bales,
to represent the quantity unsold, large part OF
which is withheld from the market, in tran
sit, or not yet sampled.
At noon today Middling was quoted at 1870 at
Galveston, PFC at Mobile, 1234c at savannah,
127s0113c at charleston, 1890 at Wilmington,
12s4c at Norfolk, 127sc at Baltimore. 1919 at
New York, 1879 at Boston, 121ac at Memphis.
The Exchange reports "Sales 1900 bales.
Market dull and easy" Its quotations for Ordl-
nary and Good Ordinary are reduced =, and for
Low Middling &c, with no change LII Mlddhng
and the higher grades.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1S75..... 1916
Arrived since last statement. G54
Arrived previously. ............7 l4,6lo I2l,zo9
1925
CLEARED TODAY 1885
Cleared previously ........... .46o,654 472,93'
Stock on hand and on shipboard 258, 7vs
Stock on hand same time last
year. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ito,i'o
Today's exports embraced 1863 bales TO Havre
and 21l4 to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 1929 bales.
against II, 2O4 on last Tuesday and l4,527 last
year.
For comparative totals for the past three days
exports and receipts see above report
TOBACCO-Not transaction has been report
ed since our last issue. The amount. on sale is
estimated at 23O0 hhds. Our quotations are nom
nal, but for the present, we repeat them, as FOL
lows: Lugs 7l7%c good S019c, low leaf $40
12c. medium l3@l411aac, good 15190Gl7c, and fine
at 18@20c.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1875. 3,2l2
Arrived past three days. .......... 40 =
Arrived previously ...-...... 20 s'z
1854
Exported past three days ........
Exported previously. ........ 6o3
Broken up for baling. city eonsump- 400
ton, etc. ..:;..................: oo4 100
0' not oIeared. Naturalization. 2646
FREIGHTS-A vessel was taken up for Bremen
to-day at sic, for cotton Yesterday we re-
ported two vessels for Liverpool at 3D. l for
Havre at 3-16c, and one for Antwerp at 5.l6c.
We quote as follows:
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