The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-29

General



The market opened unoer me restrlctiVe lnnu.
ence OK darh ano Iainy weather, anu buyers
40 senois " So ,;nh "a as s,a
With regard 70 prices, "ulcn ieu some factors 70
cover up tneir sampIos' PiSiefflng " avail NO
chances OF ahother Jay. Inc safes curing tne
morning were consequently confined to barely
ieoo pales, auer winch, aLnouSn tnere was some-
Mhae MoIe na1 9 tne a an transac
uohs ieporteo olu Aot exceed 5ooo pAies, n nahing
tgsAi iol INC oay, as Hoteo ABOVE, oi 4o2o Daies
VIII suSn olach ueinAnu lactors wno were
xnAioos W realAe were cohPeiieo 10 nake some
CONCESSIONS, Dut On the "nole tnele was nov
saliclenc !aluuo ~ 70 require any ieuucti0n AZ
oar qnotanons. Sales, however, coulo not nave
zen iorceu uuiess az lower nsuIes. nc US
Psne Meio 10y Caioulasea " law law: n,uo .. .an
shee, Liverpool oelng reported quiet AZ previous
1atoS WIN s1leS y iu'ooo DaieS .nancnooeoi 49,
M anu srrsas paI.siiy LOU nom ',ata III
NeW AorA easter ior spols witnon a any luo'GG o
on; ana ia. a ao3as 80 TIE receints
etSn GAcnaIeo "a5 snaue oaoiIt. 1922.
os 75 "os oaes Inc easieSs peo1 nocamher ~
va" f,o9o ioi Tug weeA enuimS 600 No 80, -;
ne neasles. iast year WAS ot,ooo >" oin 81, ~
1Aaly !, ahn .ne sea o. Do'oi0 '1'~-' AVA WIZ
SST. ouu1n6 DoIeiloot ~. -. ,, s,,x, ,x ~ oon
Inc sales OF the past thlee oays ,s Sun up aallu
Dies to42e Oh meue ~, tn' aud aSy6
eiuding lo2o ho1 rdpoioea ai oin ~ aI
today, with the addition OF zoo Dales 70 70. tues,
'oAy report, nihAin6 aih % 20 6Hn .oi .iiH
week o. ao,zoo uales, as"ino' oo'0oo iae' "oeA
ana a5,SOo the week oe eo9 . 400,
weeks fecelpts as,olo oaies' Ip ac, ,n . 4oyi
nom other de4yery Por,s e 500 w" f iioo ltom
Nohhe, + rom rloiloa Ano oo't l1oLu ua.teoVon'
'ctc; and ~ ~ Ploper ~ aus. - III ~. "eeh
ana do'ot ias1 sea' 1o.' 1p i oc euoo nuous'
81, o'o fuo paiee as aiiiSS 'o''--o A's' !o"A-iiA
df cas-, io9,n 2 o. ooz h,,o, h;,
No eAporte ne 1922 paes eiIoi acS
49, " .'oJ ~ ~ o =" M,
- W ue an iA11 w. ~ =. anL 1JAo w VOW
Sand Tx N IoH w anI ti "--'0A W. A"'o
"n m.sa - n2o ~ lrel anu rail' 80 oo;,. :.
al a sue poi's iio - ~: a W - ~ % aa
p1.o E1a 10 ~ ha ana
,ss' o year, anu since trlu Ia oaes agsls.
49, ,aas ., > a.e 35S haias 's saya;ast aoc
sl n Aesust 81, z9oo,zzo oales, asainst z,a9o'
eo up 10 t hva 1 sSs e
aexfiudinS the ABOVE zo,ooo]Ilnctease $500.
Eaporls srrday 700 70 thursday lnc ~ see 10
week and 49, s7 last year. and to the Continent
3saei Ia p "a var s''n'' -0''A '"'' "ooA anu
@o;aol las' year ,. .; CO.. \. oo.
oc W oc az poits sioo 19 1pI w.
1' Eransa 49, the Gontinen} 5fs a. haIas'
ars;nst 323 700 last wear. Total to Great Britain
and the Continent 1888, l72 bales, against $780,,
S52 last year.
NJ, 9U6 S66 bales, against 800. TAO last week and
81, 426 last year.
embrace s,496 bales against 2s, 1853 last week
sud ~ 766 last year; the shipments 2z,Oo4 bales;
against "a, l06 last week ana o5U9 last year, ana
week and 152, 4O5 last year. Compared with last
year, this shows an increase OF 573O bales IN
the receipts. 1906 in the shipments, and a de-
crease OF 1888 in the stocks.
The Exchange makes the amount on ship.
board not cleared before todays exports) 173 2S2
bales, embracing 1881 for Liverpool, 1858 for
Hayre, IS, AL for the North Sea, ll,99o for Bre-
men, 1913 for Spain, $3.50 for the Mediterranean,
and 1904 for coastwlse ports, leaving in presses,
agreeably to its account at II NJ. 1885, 425 bales.
IL We deduct from this the amount sold, but
not yet delivered, the balance will be about
1G1 600 bales to represent the quantity unsold,
8 large part Of which is withheld from the
snarket, in transit or not yet sampled.
At noon to-day Mlddllng was quoted at
&IaWes'o 1Z/sc, aI Mopne tL1sc g. 60 an 10.