The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-16
ARD OF CLASSIFICATION.

u Notwithstanding an advance OF nc IN spots az
New York and q much greater improvement ~
INJURIES, the market opened with only moderate
npand, and at easier rates, some sales showing
cline of Nc but towards P. NJ. the demand
EM1terially improved, and quite an active bust.
ms was done for the rest Of the day at steadler
Nd in some cases sitter prices, without requlr-
nc any change in our quotations.
The closing rates for futures at New YORK
moved an advance, compared with yesterday, OF
S-l6c for October delivery, Igl5-32 for Novem-
psr, - 80 for December, 15,s2@I for January aiIy
l@l7-3l for May, 15-32@h for June, 13 S2g
7-l6 Ior July and %07-l6 for August. This
marked advance was generally attributed to the
NATIONAL Exchange crop report The usual tele-
graphic synopsis OF the Agricultural Bureau re-
port is now past due, but may appear in the col
umns Of this paper tomorrow morning. Inc
market closed steady at our quotations.
The sales of the past three days sum up loSo0
bales $500 on Wednesday, 34OO yesterday ana
300 to-day, making an aggregate 1or Inc
week Of 26,soO bales, against q, 800 last week
(including 800 not reported until subs equently),
and II, 200 the week before. -.
Weeks receipts AZ, 1859 bales, embracing 9957
Mobile, II from Florida and 1888 from Texas(,
and 5i2 proper, against 81 314 proper last week
and 20, 089 last year. Total proper since August
81 IS 1856 bales, against "a 4O7 last year-ncrease
The exports comprise 1878 bales, embracing
1851 to Liverpool, 5l23 to Havre 1860 to Bar e.
Iona, 1913 to Vera Cruz and 2281 to New York.
The Exchange kilograms maze the receipts at
all the ports from IL M. yesterday to u N. to-day
A26.949 bales, against 1874 last W week,
A6ainst 102, $50 last week and III ,l75 last
Tnr. Total since August 81, 423,069 bales,
Against $50, 435 up to Thursday noon, October
IS. last year Excluding the above q. 4sD-ln-
crease ~ 634
Exports FRIDAY to Thursday inclusive) to
Great Britain 81 5A bales against % 2S4 last week
and 40 463 last year. and to the Continent "a, Al
bales, against r. 088 last week and 33l7 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made W, to II
/ H., 261 745 bales, against 2O6, 122 last week and
'S268 904 last year.
~ The weeks receipts at interior towns embrace
456 bales, against q GAG last week and IA 657
last year; the shipments 1860 bales, against
.2O,4 92 last week and 1885 last year, and the
stocks 81 O9S bales, against 25, 1888 last week and
49, 446 last year. Compared with last year, this
shows decrease in the receipts, of 2O1 bales,
An increase in the shipments Of 1888, and d.
crease IN the stocks OF IL, 348.
We have hitherto been indebted to Mr.. Henry
Hyman the courteous assistant OF Messrs Lowell
q Bailey, fora daily statement OF the amount on
ishipboard, net cleared. going on board, and en-
gagged for shipment. Deducting the aggregate
running statement, the balance has gwen US an
approximate estimate of the amount unsold, plus
whatever might have been engaged and not yet
purchased, or minus what might have been
bought and not yet engaged.
The figures, however, were near enough to the
facts for all practical purposes and were received
with the confidence due to MIR. Hyman's well
known accuracy and fidelity. He has now re-
sauished this voluntary task, leaving it to be
executed by the Cotton Exchange, which fur
nishes us the following statement:
Stock Of cotton on shipboard in port OF New
Orleans Oct ober Is: For Liverpool 54o3, Havre
1884, other foreign ports 10, 331, coastwlse ports
1856 total on shipboard 2e,754. Stock (total)
running account at noon to-day GA, TIC; quantity
in presses and pickeries 80 Oh bales.
The Exchange reports, "Sales 6lOO bales
Market opened easier and closed firm"
We copy the following from the bulletin board
OF the Exchange:
4 TABLE SHOWING THE COMPARATIVE PRICES OF
3 CoTToN, GOLD, ETC, THIS DATE, OoT. 10.