The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-24

Good Ordinary. 1oIsgllIs LIS
Strict Good Ordinary. agile
Low Middling. ......... ll2s0lIH HIS
Strict Low Middlng OPS
Mdding. ............. l22s9lZ1a l21a
Strict Mlddling. ........ l25sgl234 ,o,/
Good Middling. ...-... 70 gi31s l51s
Mddlng Fair. .......... 1915 ga
Fair - o.
The market opened under the unfavorable in
fuence OF decline at New York OF 1-l6c in spots
and 1-32@3- 32c in futures. Heavy receipts more
over led some buyers to hold back In the anti
cipation of going on at easier prices, but there
was nevertheless fair inquiry and 1909 bales
changed hands during the morning at prices
showing more irregularity in the lower grades
and rather less str myth in Middling and the
better qualities, but without showing any quot
able variation.
Later in the day the movement became more
active resulting in additional sales to the extent
OF 5000 bales, Middling and the higher grades
maintaining their previous position, While Low
Middling and the poorer qualities were offered
more freely and sold at easier prices. We did not
fad it necessary, however, to make any other
change in our quotations than the modlncatohs
noted above in strict Ordinary to Low Mlddllns
inclusive. At the close there appeared more de-
sire to realize, but we were not apprlsed or any
lower sales, and in more than one instance lac
tors continued to r,fuse offers only slightly De.ow
their asking rates.
The sales for the past three days sum up 10000
bales (63OO on Saturday, 1900 yesterday, and
100 to-day against q, $50 for the corresponding
time last week,a nd $50 the week before
Receipts since Friday evening 81, Az bales, en-
bracng 4726 from other delivery ports (of which
1893 from Mobile, aud 1898 from Galveston etc, }
and 81 500 proper, against III 6S5 proper last
week. and q, 092 last year. Total proper since
Aug. 81 1928 l93 bales, against ZoZ 45o last year
increase 60, 755.
The exports comprise 81, sol bales, embracing
1869 to Liverpool 2l45 to Falmouth, for orders,
1921 to Havre, z787 to Antwerp, 3l12 to g. emen,
1850 to Revel, 5000 to Barcelona and ll"7 to Vera
yuhi how adj cd nv
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from II NJ yesterday to II
NJ. to-day 1905 bales, against 26,U37 last
week and &c. 6l last year., and since Friday
81 800 bales against So 7lS last week and 50, 1872
last year. Total since Aug 81, 1345 4l5 bales,
against LILO, 451 up to Monday noon, Nov. %,
last year Including the above 46lj-increase
174.964.
Britain "A S79 bales, against 49, 42S last week and
%. 463 last year. and to the Continent 30, 046
bales, against is 612 last week and 642O last
year.
M, SIG, $50 bales, against 546 527 last week and
563, 756 last year.
The Exchange makes the amount on shipboard
not cleared before to-days clearances) U,2l9
bales, embracing "a 974 for Liverpool, 3G542 for
Havre, 1876 for the North Nea, $500 for Bremen,
3l42 Tor spain, 1914 for the Mediterranean, and
1882 for Coastwise ports, leaving in presses ac-
cordlng to its account at II NJ, 90G04 bales Ii we
deduct from this the amount sold, but not yet
delivered the balance will be about 10000 bales,
to represent the quantity unsold, a large part OF
which is withheld from the market, or III transit,
or is not yet sampled.
The Exchange reports: "Sales ito u Dales-
Market irregular and easier" Its quotation for
Good Ordinary is reduced &c, with no other
change.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1875 1915
Arrived since our last statement ID TAT
AprtX yAd nrnx J. D
40, 491
Cleared to-day. .......--........ sos
Cleared previously. .......... az, az 243,22'
Stock on hand and on shipboard 167, 264
Stock on hand same time last
year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lAo, fof
To-day's exports were to Havre.
Receipts proper since last evening. l5,343
bales, against 3066 on last Tuesday and 1858
last year.
For comparative totals for the past three Gays
exports and receipts, see above report.
TOBACCO-Not transaction was reported to-
dav. There are however, negotiations pending
which we anticipate Will result in some move
ment. The. amount on sale is estimated at 23oO
hhds. We continue to quote as follows: lug
7071ac good 80l9c, low leaf 9G121ac medium
131a@l41ac, good l51acgl7c, and fine at lScg2oc.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l. 1875 3,2l2
Arrived since our last statemen.. IL
Arrived previously. .............. 53i 5if
3,75s
Exported since last statems MT.
Exported previously. go
Broken up for baling, city oonsnmp-
ton, etc. o5t l,oA-
Stock on hand and on shipment -
not cleared. 2.736
FREIGHTS-Yeste we reported ship for
Liverpool ut I'd for cotton, and one for Antwerp
at q 32d. There is fair amount of room on the
berth for Liverpool, but only limited amount
for Havre We continue to quote as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool I'D; to Ham
burg via New York. 124c; to Antwerp via New
York. 11ac; to New York &c; to Boston, Provl-
dence and Fall River via New York, 1.c; to
Philadelphia 1c; Supar to New York IS T. ibid
Molasses So H. Dbl; Rice 81 % T. Dbl.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool I'D; to Havre
3-i6c: to Bremen Slice; to Antwerp ll4c;
to Genoa 5-16c.
SUGAR-Received this morning 667 hhds.
The market is dull, owing in part to high rates
of fl eight for New York The receipts were slow
in landing and buyers did not make their appear
A.