The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-21


during the morning, but later in tue day the
movement became quite active and resulted III
the liberal business noted above. Prices ex-
hibited more irregularity. Good staple kinds
were IN light supply and continued firm; but, III
order to effect sales, factors occasionally made
concessions on other descriptions. This was
especially the case with the lower grades, which
sold at wide range, according to staple, aus
etc. The dispatches reported decline OF l-lod
In Orleans at Liverpool, aud falling on OF Lou
in arrivals, but sales of IA, 900 bales, and New
York easier for spots, without any quotaDie ue-
cline, and with partial reduction or i,'5z@l-loc
in futures, but this Was counteracted ny an IN
provement in Sterling Exchange OF 1c, equal to
about 2-lO 81 cent.
The Exchange makes the amount on snip.
board not cleared before to-days exports) l4iz5I
bales, embracing 80 U3o for Liverpool, 3i.f6 lor
Havre, 1889 Tor the North Sea-, 7949 Tor Bre-
men, 800 for Spain, 3O36 for the Mediterranean,
525 f.r Mexico and G265 for coastwlse
ports leaving i'll presses, agreeably TO It's
account at II NJ, 1926 bales. Ii we de-
duct from this the amount sold, but not
vet delivered, the balance will be about 1876, COO
bales to Represent the quantity unsold large
part of which is withhold from the market, IN
transit or not yet sampled.
The Exchange reports: "Sales $3.50 bales
Market easier.
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1S75...... 1876
Arrived since our last statement. G,ol6
Arrived previously Including cor
rectionsy ................93 8 ,G02-945 AIS
955,394
Cleared to-day ............... 1885
Cleared previously .......... GA, l2l-637, i56
Stock on hand and on shipboard BIT 1913
Stock on hand same time last
year. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3o',oo9
To-day's exports embraced 2300 bales to Liver
pool, 27O3 to Havre, FOB to Rouen, 1000 to Rotter-
dam 500 to Santauder, 1921 to Genoa 1853 to
Boston, and 2I49 to Providence.
Receipts proper since last evening 6435
bales, against $3.50 on last Thursday and
6S56 last year, makrg an aggregate since
Friday evening Of 47,53S bales, against 80 Sla
last week, and y, 756 last year. and since August
81 of SlS,667 bales, against G63S3l last year
incr- ase 154 S36.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from II M. yesterday to II
NJ. to-day 2o,oi5 bales, against 22,957 last
week, and 1923 last wear, and since FRIDAY
III, 362 bales against 1876, 1856 last week, and 49,
462 last year. Total since Aug. 81 2,763, Is;
bales, against 2,363, Az up to Wednesday noon
January 20. last Excluding the above H.,
O23)-ncrease 4Uu,3i3.
Exports FRIDAY TO "Wednesday lnclusive) t;
Great Britain 60,275 bales, against 1851 las
week and 42.5S9 last year, and to the Contlnen
1899 bales, against 1911 last week. and 1877
last year.
stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to I:
NJ, S53 $50 bales, against $4,000 last week ant
SS3 S3I last year.
We are indebted to Capt. Saml. H. Buck Secre-
tary of the National Cotton Exchange, Tor his
report to Mr.. J. i. Lati tie, Chairman Of the Com
mittee on Crop Statement, n. q. T., submitted
by the committee to Mr. John Phelps, President
OF the National Cotton Exchange, under date OF
Jan. 10. This comprehensive document gives full
particulars of the entire movement, both through
the delivery ports and overland, from Sept. Il
the lat inst. We can find room for only the fol
lowing recapltulation:
REHABILITATION.
Receipts at Z. s. Ports, Sept. 1st to Dec.
81, 1875. =, 33S, 10
Shipments overland direct to mills $50. 141, n;
In transit via roads, at points Of crossing
on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers to
Eastern delivery ports, close Decem-
Der and stock at Cincinnati. ......... 99Ol
2,59S, "a
SpINNERs' TAKINGs.
Stock at all q. s. ports, Sept. |, 1870 80. U,4I
Receipts at U. s. ports Sept. 1st to Dec
cember 31st, 1915. .2,35SO5
Total bales 2, 42y, AZ
Foreign exports same time .l,24O,lO7
Stock at U. 8. ports Dec. 81. sO7,57S 2,O4s, Is
3S1,3l
Deduct cotton in transit between De-
livery ports, close December ... 2S,4o
Taken by Northern spinners from ports
Sept 1T to Dec 81. 1875. .......... 332, 80
Add overland shipments direct TO mills,
North and East Ohio and Misss-
sippi rivers, during same time. ..... l4l,Z|
Total takinps for Northern consumption