The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-08

INFERIOR. .............. -W
Low Ordinary. ........... g 012 os>
OfOlnarv o/sV oZ6 "/6
Strict Ordinary. 3lag 9Is -
Good Ordinary. ......... ~ g!oN Tvs
Strict Good Ordinary. .. 1O4 glnas
Low Middling. ........ II @l1Y M
Strict Low Middling ilag!ls4
Mlddlng.. ............. 1l1e Ql<%s AL%s
Strict Middling. ........ 12Igl2M
Good Midding. ....... 1915 gl34 134
Mlddnng talr.. .......... 1873 Ul4
FAIR ..-...----..... O.
The market opened with continued fair in
curry, and $500 bales changed hands during the
morning, mostly at previous rates, after which
the movement became more animated resulting
in further transactions to the ext:nt Of 5000 bales,
making total for the day. as noted above, Of
1O,700
Desirable lists of the me dunn and better quail
ties were in light supply aud commanded full
prices, leaning to our outside rates. All other
descriptions were steady at yesterdays quota
tiOns, but Low Ordinary, Ordinary and Strict Or
binary sold at irregular prices, IN proportion to
the amount sand or Dust. Ordinary sold at
sac, and some holders Of this grade said that
they had received no offers over $40. Strict
Ordinary, very dusty, sold as low as s14c. Inc
better styles OF the same grade at the same Tune
at 1214c, but average lsls could have been had at
121hc aud high style at hardly less than l2>s
The course # prices renders it proper to keep
up the wide range we have given Tor several
weeks past.
The dispatches were not calculated to have
much influence Liverpool being reported I'M
changed, with sales Of 10000 bales, Manchester
quiet and firm, and New York unchanged Tor
spots and l-l6013, $40 lower for futures, which
was more than offset by an advance OF about 2-1O
u cent in Sterling Exchange. The supply was
only moderate.
The sales OF the past three days sum up SO 600
bales IA. AGO on Wednesday, 1880 Yesterday and
TO- 200 to-day making aggregate for the week Of
S. 700 bales, against 3d. SOU last week and 57,7OO
the week before.
Weeks receipts $3.50 bales, embracing 6455
from other delivery porls lot which 1898 from
Mobile and 1850 from Galveston, etc.,, and
5l4S5 proper, against 81 093 proper last week
and 29, 1888 last year. Total proper since August
81, 7O5,ts4 bales, against 591,24l last year-in-
crease ia 4l3
27,4l8 to Liverpool, -, 456 to Havre, 1916 to
Bremen, 6S5 to Barcelona, 1898 to Genoa, 1922 to
Boston, and l754 to New York, to which we have
added 259 by rail.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from u M. yesterday to II
N. to-day 25,7lS bales, against 49, AZ last
week and a. $40 last year, and since Friday l39,-
6S6 bales, against 1862 last week and ~, 4o3
last year. Total since Aug. 81, ,235 bales,
against 2, $50 up to Thursday noon, January
2sl, 5ss ' '' '
Exports FRIDAY to Thursday inclusive) to
Great Britain, 81, 148 bales, against 77,242 last
week anu ol,OoA IasG year, aHu ~ Wig CouVA
nent 1924 bales, against p, 1897 last week, and
19,54o last year.
Exports to all ports since Sept ! to Great
Britain 1913 1872 bales, against o46,6 last year;
to France and the Continent 4o9, oO6 bales,
against z,osoo last yea zoo al - ;at Ion
aid the Comment l'ooo'ooo oales' asaine' A'iAo'
o11 last year A., ,o,;,,o ,ts ,.da ~, 20 70
stocks ct all the delivery ports, MADE up 70 ~
NJ, $500 bales, against sS7 57S last week and
S42,474 last year.
Inc weeks recelpts az the cnlea in na towns
embrace 257ll bales, against ss sss last .s week
against 27S0 last week ana ooa 1ass year ss ana
week and 152. 1OS last year. Compared with last