The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-19
Cleared to-day. ........,
Cleared previously.
Stock on hand and on shipboard
Stock on hand same time last

IO-dayS exports were TO New YORK
Receipts proper since Saturday evening IL, lOl
bales, against 6l76 on last Sunday and Monday
and 9l04 last year, max ng an aggregate since
Friday evening of Il, 1913 bales, against 1894 last
week and 10, SO3 last year, and since August 81
of 80 1878 bales, against 3d. 2l0 last year-increase
14168.
the Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from II NJ. Saturday to II NJ. to-day
27,9ss bsles, against 1889 last week X,
bales, against 49076 last week and 43, 757 last
year; total since August 81, 1862 7l5 bales against
4O2, SOC up to Sunday noon, October 49, last year
Excluding half Of the the above 27,555)-in-
Exports Friday and Saturday to Great Britain
1884 bales, against 1000 last week and %, 759
last year, and to the Continent 1899 bales, against
1866 last week and 1888 lastyear.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to IL
NJ. 2SS, 734 bales, against 235,977 last week and
273 789 last year.
TOBACCO-The only transaction reported To-
day was 10 hhds. The amount on sale is esti-
mated at $500 hhds. In compliance with the
views OF our leading factors we modify our fig-
ures as follows, and quote low Tugs at 1917.
good $780, low leaf 9@121ac, medium az 1870
l411ac, good 151a@17c and fine at 18@2Oc. Re,
cefved since Saturday evening none; exported
hid by rail; stock on hand by our running state.
ment 1859 hide.
The New York Tobacco Leaf Of last Wednesday
alleges that considerable portion Of the pur-
chases in that market, credited by popular ru-
NOR to Italy, because effected by the Italian
buyer. were really made "by that prince of opera
tors" in the interest Of France, showing that the
area of trade was more comprehensive than was
generally supposed,
FREIGHTS-We have no new feature to notice
in the market, and continue to quote as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -(011-16d., 10
Bremen 1850; to New York ssc; 70 Boston,
Providence and Fall River: via New York az;
to Philadelphia 20.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool @5sd; to Havre
13-i6@1Ac: to Antwerp 5-16c; TO Hamburg
5sc; to Amsterdam "a; to Genoa lssc:
ing, and Is hhds sold to dealer on private
terms, actual tare. There was good demand
for old stock, and 100 hhds sold in the sheds at
s@s14c for fair, s1s@lss4c for good fair - Tor
MOLASSES-keceived this morning, 10Y bbls
new. The demand is good and the supplies OF
new were all sold at suffer prices. Far 500
63c, prime 66c, strictly prime 6S97oc u gahon.
No choice on hand.
FLOUR-We note better feeling for shipping
grades, and there were sales to-day OF 3O79 bols,
of which 800 bbls, part for Cuba, on private terms
and the balance IN the local trade, comprising
60 low treble at So 40; 100 good treble at 20 20,
IFS at S. s71s; 200 choice treble extra at So %;
SO and $50 at IS so; 60, 100 and 175 choice extra
at Sc 75 100 at ST. 100 and 200 at 81 % u bb; lOU
and 500 Dbls, IN lots, on private terms . a.,
Fine is quoted at 81 25014 so, superfne "a 62IS
"a rs, double extra at s5G5 rs, low treble extra
So 90 good treble ezra S. 70, choice treble
extra s6t96 so, choice extra Sc 1907 so, patent
process IS 5O@9 % Dbl.
CORN MEAL-Dull and unchanged. Oniy "a
bbls sold at 50 10 y Dbl
GRIIS-Selling in lots at 81 5000 80, and JOB
bling at IS 80 f9 Dbl.
PoRK-Dull but steady at unchanged prizes pr
Mess ID quoted in round lots at ga 75@35 u bol
As ii weight 1t is jobbing at s25 so y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-None in first hands, ano
tha dealer are mostly out, but there 10 no de
mand. Shoulders are quoted, to arrive, At 9549 y
91sc, and dealers are Jooping tnem a. ia ;,p
q, Tbo
anxious sellers and no buyers, at 1ully 40 de.
cline on Saturdays prices. Shoulders can nos OK
ouoted better than nomi oally at l0gloAe, clea,
rib sides 14@l414c, clear sides 80 al ;n I'D
figures. which some sellers tell US they would &C
cent. Job sales are made ut 4Glac above ines
nrices. The only sales to-day are 10 casKs GER ~
rib sides at 1870, and casks clear SIDES q l42a
~HAMSLChoice sugar-cured are in light suppl
and in request at 1701l71ac u ID. lO tlerces sol
at I7% u b. brands less IN favor are quoted .
16@iSlsc, inferior 141a@15lc U Ib' Joopins
the eR R9ssSf BAooN1s in fair supply an
moderate demand, at 16@l61ac u ID;
LARD-The supplies are very light, and ther
ia no fierce Lard In first hands. There Is an a.
tive lob demand at 14ss6014s4c for tierce, ioA
for key and Is 4@151a, for bucket. .oa +.
WH9SKY-kectifed is dull and quoted q
81 1401 is for Louisiana and 81 l79l 10 le
Western, but Bourbon is in reqnest ana SEN
readi v at full prices, according to age. 40
PICKED PIGS FEET-Are quo1ed at -
keg. ,r5o-s
% y Dbl. Prime Pork slS@lS; bump forA 81
q Dbl: Pig Pork s12 so D half Dbl:
RUMP PORK-Is SELLING at $40 y Dbl:
PIG PORK-Is selling at s12 250l2 on y IA
Dbl. m a,
WHEAT-5n sacks arrived from Texas u
morning in two cOnsignments. . ~,
CORN IN SACKS-None on the laEdin'
Light supply in warehouse and moderate r. wh u
mand. 450 sacks sold in warehouse OF Wn an
150 white mixed at 7Sc 100 choice yellow at gu
and 200 choice white at SIC y bushel.
OATS-Are in fair supply ard dull; oniy y =;
sacks sold, of which 150 st. Louis at 4sc' anu ~
BRANIGood supply and dull Only l5D saci
sold at 81 05 % 100 ID. aon
HAY-Fsie supply and med ,en an, ae ~ -
SO do at s25, 60 choice st 500, and l2odo At ~
ton.