The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-02

The market opened under the unfavorable in.
flu nee Of further decline Of lid at Liver
Iool, where the sales were put down at 5000
bales, and arrivals l led lower, and New York
dull at previous rates, with only slight variations
in futures, and although sterling exchange i'm
proved Nc, equal to about LILO % cent the move
ment during the morning exhibited but little ami
nation, buyers claiming concessions which fac
tors were unwilling to grant, after which parties
came together more freely, and the entire BUSH
ness summed up the fair amount noted above
With the exception Of good staple kinds, which
were steadfastly held at previous rates, and COM
manded fraction above our outside figures, the
general tendency WAS in favor OF buyers, with
increased irres ularity in the rices paid.
This was especially the case in the lower
grades, which OCCASIONAL lily sold ut less than our
inside quotations. Some small lots Of Fair and
Good Fair sold at 16 and TIC, and trash as low as
DC. OF which IS bales changed hands at that
figure, to which we call the attention Of planters
who suppose that there is nothing in the receipts
under Inferior.
The sales Of the past three days sum up Is, 100
bales III, 200 on Saturday, $3.50 yesterday, and
1850 to-day against 30 900 for the corresponding
time last week, and 2S,65O tho week before.
Receipts since Friday evening 29,557 bales.
embracing 277O from other delivery ports (of
which S71 from Mobile and 1899 from Galveston,
ETC. and &C. 1877 proper ainst 26, $50 proper last
week, and 1880 last year total proper since
Aug. 81 925, 1875 bales, against 1922 4l6 last year
increase 202,779.
The exports comprise 49, 147 bales, embracing
1926 to Liverpool, $3.50 to Cork for orders, 1911
to Antwerp, III to Malaga 1888 to Naples, and
l4t5 to New York.
he Exchange kilograms make the receipte at
al the ports from II A. Yesterday to II N. TODAY
90 1856 bales against "a $50 last week and 16, 1877
last year, and since Friday g. 1874 bales, against
&C. 100 last week and 81, 9l5 last year. Total since
August 81, 1899, 1857 bales, against 1854, 1874
up to Monday noon. ebruary l, last year texclud-
ing the above l6, 737)-increase AL, 533.
Exports Friday to Monday iDcluslve) to Great
Britain Al 1892 bales, against 1858 last week and
1854 last year. and the Continent IA 249 bales,
against "a, 832 last week and p, OPS last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to IL
NJ, 902 625 bales, against 865, 346 last week and
1865 last year.
The Exchange makes the amount on ship
board not cleared before to- days exports) SO6
Havre, Al 1898 for the North Sea, ID Gil for Bre-
men, 1915 for Spain, 1919 for the Mediterranean,
and 5649 for coastwise ports, leaving in presses,
agreeably to its account at II NJ. POP, 722 bales.
II We deduct from this the amount sold, but
not yet delivered, the balance will be about
l64, 900 bales to Represent the quantity unsOld,
q large part Of which is withheld from the
market, in transit or not vet sampled.
At noon to-day Middling was quoted at
Calves on 1920, at Mobile 1214c. at Savannah
1870, at Charleston 125s@l22c, at Wilmington
1214c, at Norfolk 1876, at New York 13c, at
Boston 1870, at Memphis 1214c, at Augusta
1214c.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 64Oo bales.
Market easy" Its quotations reduced 10
for Low Ordinary and Ordinary and &c for Good
Ordinary, Low Middling and Middling.
COTTON STATEMENT