The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-15
COMMERCIAL.

Low Ordinary. .......... 7Ig 8 "a
OIulnaIs -.............. o/sV .
strict Ordinary. ........ 94g 9I
Good Ordinary. ......... 9IGlO1s III
Strict Good Ordinary. 10Hg1nIa
Low Middng. ........ IH01H 11I
Middlins.' :......4..:... is1@lzH 1871
strict MIddllng. ...-..... IZ9stgl2Ns
Good Middlng. ......... l34g13x 1879
Mlddlng FAIR. ......... I5/sUl4
Fair .-....--..-........ o.
The market opened under the influence of di
couraging dispatches, Liverpool being repoftet
bales; and New York dull at decline of 1-16c il
spots and 1853 -32c in futures, which checked
operations and confined the sales during thu
morning to $500 bales, after which, although tn,
kilograms reported a further decline a. New Yorl
of l-l6c in spots, yet foreign exchange SOLD
higher, the movement became more active anl
further transactions were reported to the extern
o. 5000 bales making total as noted above, O
$500 bales.
The grades above Good Ordinary continued
steady, but at the same time the better qualities
being offered less soaringly buyers had rather
less difficulty in filling their orders, except tor
certain descriptions Of good staple kinds, which
continued scarce and were held rather above the
limits OF pending orders. The lower grades pre-
sented the same irregularity noted for several
days past, and generally ruled IN favor Of buyers,
without requiring any change In quotations
The unfavorable tenor of tbs dispatches was
COuHtcTdCleu ny an ADVANCE OF lIof(IAc III SttGuuB
exchange, equal to about 3l004-IU ID cent.
The sales Of the past three days sum up 30, $50
bales, (92 % on Wednesday, IL, 600 yesterday and
$500 to-day, making, with the addition Of 600
bales to Tuesdays report, an aggregate Tor the
week of IS 300 bales. against sc, 300 last week
Including 600 additional on last Friday and
80, 800 the week before.
Weeks receipts SO, 76O bales, embracing 43l5
from other delivery por.s fof which 1903 from
Mobile, IA from Florida and 3243 from Galveston,
IA
and "a S34 last year. Total proper since August
81, III, l29 bales, against 636,O75 last year-in-
crease 1885, 5i.
The exports comprise 1892 bales, embracing
lander, 422 to Vera Cruz. 1900 to Boston, 93l to
New Bedford, and 1776t to New York. to which
we have added BOG by rail.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from II M. yesterday to u
M. to-day 2499S bales, against 25,7ls last
week, and 20,369 last wear, and SINCE Friday
l6O1S3 bales, against 159 CSC last week, and s. 4O5
last year. Total since August 81, ZOE, 42l bales
against $3.50, 632 up to Thursday noon, Janua ~
IA, last year. excluding the above 20, 369)-in
crease 1861, 7S9.
Exports FRIDAY to Thursday inclusive) to
Great Britain 1925 bales, against 81, 148 last
week and 81 ,633 last year, and to the Continent
"a, $50 bales, against 1924 last week, and 1896
last year.
Exports to all ports since Sept. to Great
Britain 952,013 bales, against SS4 296 last year;
to France and the Continent 5l4,352 bales,
against 2S3, 1872 last year Total to Great Britain
and the Continent ,466 3G5 bales, against 1861
17S last year.
stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to 10
NJ, $50, SOB bales against 795, 500 last week and
81. 584 last year.
The weeks receipts at the chief interior towns
embrace 30,251 bales, against 25,7I last week
and Ii, $50 last year; the shipments 81 773 bales
against &C. 457 last week and 10 81 last year, and
the stocks 127,749 bales, against 13O,2o4 last
al La 4
year, this shows an increase of Is, 69l bales in
the receipts. IL 252 in the shipments, and de-
crease of Is 623 in the stocks.
The Exchange makes the amount on ship.
board not cleared betore to-days exports) 1870
bales, embracing 50 28S for Liverpool, 1887 for
Havre, 3d. $50 for the North Sea, 1891 for Bre-
men, 954 for Spain, 1924 for the Mediterranean,
and 529b for coastwlse ports, leaving in presses
agreeably to Its account at IL NJ. .6lS bales
Ii we deduct from this the amount sold, but not
yet delivered, the balance will be about 1874, ZOO
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 Mlddlng was quoted at
vannah 127sc, at Charleston 13Gl31sc, at Will
mngton 1910, at Norfolk 1876, at Baltimore
l25sDl2a4c at New York 13c, at Boston 1877
at Memphis 12ii4c at Augusta 1214c, at Shreve-
port II &c, and at Jefferson a. 1873.
The Exchange reports: "Ssles $3.50 bales
Better grades stready; lower grades Irregular
Its quotations are reduced &c for Low Ordinary
and Ordinary, and 1sc for Good Ordinary.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1S75...... 1916
Arrived since our last statement. 10, l65
Arrived previously Including cor
rections) ............... w. SS4, 37O-S94,5 35
9O4,5l1
Cleared previously ............ 594, 1880, 1877
Stock on hand and on shipboard 304, 344
Stock on hand same time last
year. Observation-Disclosures. 29O, 424
To-days exports embraced 2759 bales to Liver
pool, 202S to Havre and 93l to New Bedford, to
which we have ADDED 3O6 by rail-
Receipts proper since last evening 9632 bales,
against 1904 on last Friday and 1898 last year.
For comparative totals for the past three days
exports and receipts, see above report.
TOBACCO The only saej eported to-day was
3 hhds. Weeks sales Is. The amount on sale is
at 2100 hhds. We continue to quote
rs follows: Low Tugs 6G7c, good 711s@Sc, low
fine 17@lSc.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. i, 1875. .. 3,2l2
Arrived past three days. 81
Arrived previously. .............. 795 $40
4O61 |
Exported past three days ........ none
Exported previously. .............. 72l |
Broken up for baling, city consump-
ton. etc ................ 6s4 1856
Stock on hand and on shipment -
not cleared ...........-...... 2,7O6
FREIGH Yesterday, not b:fore reported,
4 ship was taken up for Cette at 9Oc for slaves,
and to-day one for Cork for orders, at GIG or "a
Tor cotton. In addition to the above the only en-
gagements reported this week are ship for
Russia at I'd for cotton and one for Bremen at |
3-l6c We quote as follows
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 49, 32d; corn 100 |
.21.d; cotton to New York &c; to Boston, Provi-
lence, Fall River and Baltimore, via New York,
,sc; Sugar to New York IS u hid: mOlaeses 81 |