The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-29
General Exchange
quotations. quotations.

Tho demand was fair but the movement
checked by scant supplies, and prices were with
grades. Low Miadling sold at l4lc, Low Mid
ding to Strict Low Mlddling at 1Asc, Strict Low
Middng at 4ic, Strict Low Mid,lling to Md
ding with strong staple at lac, Middling at lac
and Good MlddIing at !5c The receipts are so
generally deficient in staple that good staple
kinds command "a &c over the ruling rates for
the same grades. At tho close Good Middling
could have been bought at l5c and IS ic WAS an
extreme outside rate.
The amount ON shipboard not cleared, going
on board and engaged for shipment. was sst
down ct tho opening this morning at u. 500 bales
embracing 6ooo for Liverpool, 1900 for Havre,
from the stock l.nd by our running statement
on last Saturday evening, laaves GlA0 balos 20
represent the quantity st the landing and in
presses mn .ola IT awaiting orders.
Tho Exchange reports: "SaleS 1850 bales.
fair demand It's quotations ere reduced &c for
Middng and lc for Good Mddhng
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. I, 1874 bales 1888
Arrived since last statement 80. 452j
Arrived previously .............. $3.50 %, l55
4i,loS
Cleared to-day :. ............... 1881
Cleared previously .-.--......- W,G.S 2j.jJ9
Stock hand an! on shpboard not
Q cared Observation-Disclosures. 20,rlo
Sto X same time last year ............. 1872
Recepts proper since saturday evening i5l3
bales, AGAINST 2792 on last Sunday and Monday,
and 1890 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening Of $40 bales, against 1874 asst
week, and 2i27 asst year, and since August 81,
Of % 452 bales, against 10 $50 last yearlncrease
1862 bales.
On the 10th Sept last year, 9ss bales were re-
ccived by the Jackson Railroad, and 25t9 by the
T. L. Lee; but they arrived late and formed no
part Of the rccci pts of the 30th.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
81 The ports from "a NJ. Saturday to - NJ:
to-day l2 500 bales against l0,09l lsst week. and
against GAO last week and 1926 last year.
Total since August 81, 1866, against l07, 1,3
last year-increase S5l2. Exports FRIDAY and
Saturday to Great Britain 4l93 bales, against
2l09 last week. and 6SlS last year, and TO the Con-
tincnt none, against 200 tales last week, and
mono last year Stocks at all the delivery ports
made up to IL N. 1856 bales, agains. $500
last week, and 1907 S9 last year.
TOBACCO-on Su'nld day. not before reported, !
Is Lhds sod At NJ am at S ?. NJ 4 neg ota.ioa |
for IS hhds was about being closed, but not yet |
consummstod. Sales last week l26 hhds; week |
before 80. TIN market is strong at our advanced
quote certain lrades ~ higher, which re-
peat as follows: !uienor iue At 7sc, low to
medium st sGDebc, good to L..e siGa BIC,
low leaf l03lOsc. medium l1G,2". COL ,n
6ne LA I13tc selections at l4i.15c Received
since Saturday none; exported : hhds to New
York. Stock on hand by our running statement
6G33 hhds.
FRElGHTS-About 1900 bales cotton have been
engaged for Liverpool! on steamship, to arr.yc.
at i'd We row quote as follows BY steam
Cotton to Liverpool a i5i to Liverpool via New
York l-l6d; tobacco 10 New York -; rice and nour
6oc. BY sail Cotton to Liverpool id; TO Hayre
lie: to Genoa lac.
SUGAR-There were no receipts from planta-
lions this morning, and there are only l30 hhds
in the sheds on sale The demand is confined to
grocers, AMI 81 hhds sold at Ole for fair, l9c for
fully fair, aud losc for strictly prime.
MoLAsSEs-1herc rs no plantation Molasses
Oh hand. Northern syrup is selling a. sc, city
refinery 6ctor common, SOC for fair, 55c for good,
Coo Tor prime, and Csc for choice. Stock In the
sheds 440 hbls Nav York syrup, and 8 half bbls
do Stock in the sheds 440 bbls New York syrup
and half bbs do.
NEW LOUISIANA sYRUr-Nine half bbls
were received this morning by the Louisians and
Texas Railroad. half bbls clSssed good and Z
choice; they were sold on private terms This
II the fifth lot received the first came in on the
18th and ciassed fair, and sold at IL /, gallon.
Since, the prices have been suppressed.
rLoUk-Buyers are of, as usual, toward the
close OF the month. The market is firm, how
ever ana there appears 70 be better feeling on
choice grades. There were sales Of SEQ bbls, Of
which S0 superfne ut -, rs good treble extra at
20 oo, 'oo choice do at Sc, % and 80 do at IS 60
IS choice extra at 81, 100 choice extra at 81 lGO
and 200 btls on private terms
CORN MEAL-About 500 bbls have come in
since Saturday. offering st IS so u Dbl, and lob
bing at that price. Old stock is selling at Il %
y Dbl.
PORK-No demand for round lots Quoted a.
s26M.s 80 y hhi. Dealers have a small lob
DAY sAlF IL GsA7-Dun shoush Ii. stock
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