The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-09

| oTict uoou OIuiuary'... IU4'9U%s
| Low MlddDng. -...... H9 9i139 ~
strict Low Middling 80. i15s 9Ils4 -
| MlddInS.: ...-.......... 1Z14 GIGS 124
| Stfict MiGdilng ........ lZ3s9l2s
| Good Mddhng. ......... 1875 gl35s 1871
MlddilnS falr.- .......... 1904
EAR ------.--.-...-.-.. O.
| The market opened with q fair inquiry, and
although operations were restricted 10y light
offerings OF the kinds most ia request, yet The
sales during the morning reached $500 bales,
| after which the movement became more active,
and further transactions were reported to the ex-
tent Of 1890 bates lmaklng total forth day, as
noted above, of 10000 bales.
The lower grades showed no less irregularty
than for several DAYS past, and in some cases
| factors accepted I0I14: less than they had pre-
VOuSiy refused. lnls WAS especially the case
with dusty lots. At the same time clean cotions
with good staple commanded outside figures,
whether OF Ordinary IT Strict Ordinary. he
better qualities were offered sparingly through
out the day and, being in good request, com
manded better prices, buyers paying It014c, and
III some cases zee more than they were Wiling to
give yesterday, and, without regard 70 such tx-
captlonal Transactions, the grades from Low Mi l.
ding to Good Middling inclusive were sufficiently
stronger to require an advance OF partial &c in
the quotations. The dispatches reported the
Liverpool market dull at decline Of Lied, with
sales Of only 5000 bales. but this was counter
act y an advance in foreign exchange. New
York reported dull at previous rates Tor
spots and 1-3ZG3-32c lower for futures.
The Exchange makes the amount ship
board not Cleared (Detore O-days eXpOrts) 90,646
bales, embracing A. 379 for Liverpool, q, 6l9 for
Havre, $50 for the North sea, 3347 for Bre-
men, 1916 for Spain, 1893 for the Mediterranean,
1858 for Mexico, and 1924 for coastwlse ports,
leaving IN presses agreeaby tOlts account at II NJ,
ZIG, III bales. Ii we deduct from TINS he amount
sold, but not yet delivered, the balance will be
ABOUT ll6,UO5 bales TO repres ent the quantity
sOd a large part OF which is withheld from the
market, IN transit or not Yet sampled.
The world $ visible supply AZ noon to-day was
set down at 2,797,O13 baes against 1872 1874 last
year.
We are indebted to Mr.. D. G. Morey, Freight
Agent Of the Jackson Railroad, for a COMPARE
tive statement OF the receipts OF cotton at the
New Orleans station for the past four months,
compared with the four preceding seasons, from
which we cOndense the following Total this
year 1865 $50 bales showing an increase over 1874
OF 1879 bales, over 1873 of - OJS over 1872 Of
1852. over 1871 Of 5000, and over 1870 OF
7J,U73.
The Exchange reports: "Sales $3.50 bales.
Market steady"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1873. 800. 1916
Arrived since our last statement. 1919
Arrived previously Including cor
s39 800
Cleared to-day ................. none
Cleared previously. ........... 500, 955-569, 95S
Stock on hand and on shpboard 269342
Stock on hand same time last
year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 27O S44
Receipts proper since last evening $3.50 bales,
against $50 on last Saturday and 1868 last year,
makiog an aggregate since August 81 of 700 26I
bales, against 597, Ito last year incr are liz 1914
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from II M. yesterday to II
NJ. to-day 2l732 bales, against Is, 729 last
week and 1850 last year, and since August 81,
= hi. q < Hi
noon, January 8, last year-(excluding the above |
IL, 800 -lncre aSe 29S ,314.
Exports Yesterday t, Great Britain, II, 4s9 !
bales, against 1909 last week and 1868 last
year, and to the Continent 1908 bales against |
Il, O34 last week, and 2f59 last Year.
stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to ~ |
w., 79S; Ol0 bales, against 794 927 last week and |
81, 225 last year.
TOBACCO-We did not hear Of transaction
to-diy. Sales Tor the past week 3l5 hhds. The |
amount on sale is estimated at 2075 hhds. We
continue to quote as follows: Low Jugs 60l7c
good 71la0Sc, low leaf 9011lc, medium 100 l4c,
good 1eN1l6c, and fine 17tslSc.
Received since last evening, none; exported |
hid, by rail; stock Oh hand by our running
1850 hhds.
The Louisville Courier Journal Of Thursday
rep rts the market active and prices well sup
ported; sales III hhd-; a large proportion of the
offerings consist OF nondescript mixed packages
md light weights; receipts largely from the Ken
lucky Rver and Owen Districts.
FRklGH TS-The engagements for the week
embrace three ships for Liverpool, four for
havre, two for Bremen and ooe for Antwerp, al
or cotton. In port loading with Oil cake one
and seven sail vessels. Rates are still
ooklng down, but for the present, we repeat our
previous rates as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool I'd; corn 121a
1l13d to New York &c; to Boston, Providence.
all River and Baltimore, via New York, ~;
,usar to New York IS y hid; Molasses 81 y Dpl.
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 9-16@l9-32d; to
iavre 3 l6c: to Amsterdam &c: to Antwerp
slice; to Bremen 21-32d: to hevel 81 800
l 16d: to Genoa 5-1Gc; tobacco to Bremen SOS;
Ill cake to London 35-.
SUGAR Received this morning 1877 hhds.
rhe demand is good and the supplies all
old at yesterdays prices 1850 for infe-
lor 5 4 df for common, 5@se for good com;
air $685. !; for fully fair, 7@71sc for prime
14@7asc TOR strictly prime, IA for choice, IA
Jo4c for gray clarified, sac for yellow clarl-
led, s1aG91sc, for Oft white clarified and 95sc
or white clarified. stock in sheds 1885 bids
MOLaSSES = Received this morning 1347
IBIS and AZ half bbls, mostly fermenting. The
market Is quiet owing to the scarcity of supplies,
ot fermenting. A lot of good fair to prime, not
ermenting, sold at 42c e gallon. The sup
renting. 25@3Oc for common fermenting, 800
&c for fair termenting, 36@3Sc for prime fer
renting, 40@43c for strictly prime fermenting,
SC for choice fermentng and 45c for prime
epoiied. frime, not lermenung, is selling at I
5@45c, strictly prime, not fermenting, 4S@5Oc;
hoce, 510152c u gallon. Stock in the sheds
{, s39 bbl- aud 5o2 half bbls.
REFINERY SUGAR-Cut loaf in barrels is !
cling on orders at l214c crushed liz. !
o. dered and granulated II 4c standard 1879
} fb.
REFINERY MOLASSRS- Golden Syrup is SELL
X on orders at soc ~ gallon
FLOUR-Only local demand. The sales COM {
rise 2275 barrels, of which 60 double extra at ]
Is; 50 and so low treble extra at 81 80; 40 and
} do at IS: SO good treble az $ %; 90 choice |
eble extra at S. 60; $50 do at S. 62la; 81 choice
xtra at S. Is; 80 and so do at S.; Is at So 65; $
10 in lots on private terms; and dealer pur- I
lased $40 and 1000 bbls, in three lots priv
rms.