The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-19


Strict Good Ordinary. lO4gl.Is 80
Low Middlng. ... 1lT9l1I III
Strict Low Mddling. !lAgll54 -,
Mddling.. ............... la4gi5za lzI
s st5Iet Midang: ... $685. ls2.
MlddlinS Fair. 15/sgi
Fair .-.....-..-..----.. e.
The dispatches were dscouraging, the Liver
pool market being reported dull and easier, at
reduction Of Lied in Uplands, and with sales Of
rates for spots, while sterling exchange gave
way 10.lI%c, equal to 2-lO0l3-1O y cent.
On the other hand, futures at New York closed
at an advance Of 800 for Januarys and 800
Lice for other months. The general tendency
was Consequently unfavorable, but factors adj
hered to their previous pretensions, except for
lots OF the lower grades which they desired to
close out All good staple kinds and the grades
above Low Mlddling were steady, some specially
desirable kinds being, If anything, still stronger
than yesterday, but other descriptions continued
irregular and occasionally sold at less than quo
tations Only a very high style Of Good Ordlna-
ry would command our outside figures for that
grade. The same remark apples to strict Good
Ordinary, which sold at 10 and 1919, the former
being an exceptional rate. j. ~
The sales Of the past three days sum up %, 400
bales $3.50 on Saturday, 1880 Yesterday, H.
Guiding $50 not reported until to-day, ana S9oo
today against 24,950 for the corresponding
time last week, and 1900 tho week before.
Receipts since Friday evening 2S,55l bales,
embracing 1882 from other delivery ports (of
which sol from Mobile and l48l nom Galveston,
etc. and e. 500 proper, against 49, 675 proper last
week, and 1927 last year total proper since
Aug 81 797, 695 bales, against 652 3O2 last year
increase IA, 1886.
The exports comprise IA, 162 bales, embracing
1898 to Liverpool 200 to Rouen, 1883 to Malaga,
500 to Providence and 1859 to New York, TO which
we have added % by the river.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from IL Nj. yesterday to y
Dn, I..lo. lost
week, and 2o,372 last year, and since Friday
1898 bales against 9O,669 last week, and ~ :
8Oi last year. Total since Aug. 81 2,7l5,o04
bales, against 2,327,43 up to Monday noon,
January 49, last year-(excluding the above 2O,-
372) increase 3S937O.
Exports FRIDAY to Monday incusive) to Great
Britain 35 GAL bales against 49, 2l5 last week and
81, 554 last year, and to the Continent 7o0l bales,
against IA ,37l last week. and 6799 last year.
stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to u
NJ. S46678 bales, against 822, 163 last week and
81 o40 last year.
The Exchange makes the amount on ship.
board not cleared (before days exports) l37 ,353
bales embracing 81 S35 for Liverpool, 1851 for
Havre, 1922 for the North Sea, 1886 for Bre-
men, $50 for Spain, 2504 for the Mediterranean,
and 1928 for coaatwlse ports, leaving IN presses,
agreeabiy to its account at II NJ. lSO. Dol bales
ri we deduct from this the amount Sold but not
vet delivered, the balance will be about 134, 900
bales to Represent the quantity unsold, a large
part OF which is withheld from the market, IN
transit or not yet sampled.
At noon to-day Mlddling was quoted at
Calves on 1890, at Mobile 12s4@l27sc, at Sa-
yannah 1870, atGharleston l21s, at Wilmington
PIE, at Norfolk 125ac at Baltimore l254c, at
New York 13c, at Boston 1870, at Memphis
12l4r, at Augusta 1919.
The Exchange reports "sales o'Oo Dales.
Market steady.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1873. ..... 9,9't
Arrived since our last statement 6,e58
Arrived previously Including cor j.,
rectionsJ ............... Ole, 228-9lo, OS6
$4,000
Cleared to-day. .............l 939
Cleared previously. ...-...... Oh, 59o-ol4,3o4
Stock on hand and on shipboard 3l8,7oa
Stock on hand same time last I'LL j
To-days exports we're to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 6zoz Da i
against Is, 705 on last Tuesday and 1885 last
For comparative totals for the past three days
exports and receipts, see above report.
TOBACCO-rhe only transaction reported TO-
day was hhds at = The amount on sale il
estimated at 2150 hhds. We continue to quote
rs follows: Low Tugs 6c17c, good 71a1Sc, low
leaf 9@11c. medium 12Yl4c, good lo@l6c, and
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l. l675...... 81.
Arrived past three days. ......... ~
Arrived previously ............... $40 w
4,l3!
Exported past three days ........ none
Exported previously. .......-... III
ton. etc. ,........... $50 1877
Stock on hand and on shipmont
not cleared. 2,76
FRt IGHTS-The market continues quiet, witt
an ample supply Of freight room on the berth
We continue to quote as follows:
BySteam-Cotton to Liverpool 10 32d; corn 10
12ad: cotton to New York 34c; to Boston, Prov
dence, Fall River ana Baltimore, via New York
&c; Sugar to New York IS y hid molasses S
u Dbl.
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 9-16419-32d; K
Havre 11sc: to Bremen 1901 3-l6c;
Antvern I }-1Gc: to kevel and CrOnStaut "a