The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-23

Receipts proper since last evening 1771
bales, against 705 on last Wednesday and
666 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening Of 52l4 bales, against 1855
last week and 5l19 last year, and since Aug.
81 of 12,3O6 bales, against II, OO4 last year
decrease $685.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
Ut all the ports from IL M. yesterday to IL NJ.
to-day 82l4 bales, against 5429 last Wednesday,
and 1905 last year, and since Friday 29,347
bales, against %, 245 last week and 20, 889 last
year. Total since Aug. 81, S4,513 bales,
against u, 401 up to Tuesday noon, Sept. %,
last year Excluding the above 7206)-in-
crease H. liz.
Exports Friday to Tuesday inclusive) to
Great Britain 5692 bales, against GAL last
week, and 1909 last year, and to the Continent
1898 bales, against none last week and POO
bales last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up
to IL H., 92,790 bales, against 1928 last
week, and 119, $40 last year.
ToBAcco-We did not hear of q sale to-day.
The amount on sale is estimated at 24OO hhds.
We continue to quote as follows, the inside
figures for light and the outside for heavy:
Low lugs 74@8c, good Tugs, 8}@10, low leaf
11@13, medium 133@l64c. good leaf 17@
1916, fine 1920, selections nominal. Re-
ceived since last evening none; exported
none; stock on hand by our running state
ment 1854 hhds.
In its weekly review of the market the
Louisville Courier-Joarnal, of Monday, says ::
"Superior samples of all the better grades
are scarce, and as far down in the scale as
common, sound lugs there is at least sufficient
activity to maintain Q firm tone in prices.
Good long, rich leaf is selling $1@1 25
higher than two or three weeks ago. All de-
cided types of good tobacco have improved
more or less. Sound Tugs are firm, and the
common damaged Jugs stationary"
FREIGHTs-A ship was taken up to-day for
Liverpool at Id for cotton, one laid on for
Havre at l $3.50, another at /. and third
particulars not reported. The market is
strong. We quote as follows:
By Steam-Ootton to Liverpool -@sd,
to New York tc; to Boston via New York,
11-16c; to Providence and Fall River 11-16c;
to Philadelphia &c; tobacco to New York SIS;
flour to Liverpool 3s@3s Cd; bulk grain Cd.
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool, -@sd; to
Havre, 3-16@14c; to Antwerp, &c; to Ham
burg 10; to Amsterdam Sd.
SUGAR-There were no receipts this morning
The market continues dull, and there were no
sales worthy of note to-day. We quote in
the job trade from dealers to grocers SIC for
common, SO for good common, SIC for fair,
93c for good fair, 94@l0c for fully fair,
yellow clarified and 1890 for off white clari-
fed. The stock in the sheds is reduced
to 875 hhds.
MoLAssEs Nothing coming in; nothing
doing, and prices can not be given. Stock In
the sheds 1902 bbls and 10 half bbls Louisiana
Molasses, and 80 bbls New York syrup.
FLoUR-The market continues dull with
the demand confined to small lots for the
local trade. 1875 bbls sold, of which 400 for
export on private terms; 25 low treble extra
to the trade at SIS rs; 100 and 100 choice
Sc 373; % and 100 at Sc SO; 100 choice extra
at Sc IS; SO at 81; Is at 81 121; 100 and 100
choice family at 81 374; 100 and 100 on pri-
vate terms.
Double extra is quoted at SIS 3O@5 so:
low treble extra SIS 624@5 IS: good treble
extra SIS 674@6; choice treble extra Sc 25
@6 So; choice and family extra Sc 75(97 so;
new patent process sS@s so p Dbl.
OF Texas Flour only 60 bags remain in
first hands, and we do not learn of any on
the way. Last Saturday 35 bags good treble
extra sold at S3@3 25 q bag.
Conn MEAL-Small stock, but no demand
It is held at 50 35@3 40, and is jobbing at
So 5O@3 IS y Dbl. 25 and 80 bbls sold at
s. IS q Dbl.
PoRK-SmalI stock, and pretty much all in
first hands was taken up, hence the market is
sitter. 20 bbls mess sold on private terms
(said to be $22 75), 140 and 500 bbls, the lat
ter in one lot, at $22 IS; Is and 100 at S23 y
Dbl. Now held at $23. Dealers are jobbing
ct s23 so U Dbl
DRY SALT MEAT-Scarce. None in first
hands, and dealers have scarcely any. They
are jobbing shoulders at 9tc p ID. A lot Of
40 boxes sold at 94c % ID.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured are in light sup
ply and in few bands, and held at l5@l53c