The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-29

going on board, and engaged for shipment VA,
yet down at the opening this morning 4
4oOO bales, embracing 1000 for Liverpool
and 10 ~ for Havre, and 500 for the North
which, when deducted from the stock OF
hano by our running statement yesterda,
evening leaves l9. 300 bales to represent tn,
quantity at the landing and in presses unsolt
or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 225 bales
Quotations nominal"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1874 bales 1885;
A Avsd nnos last statement. SO
Additional bales from city gin
nings, intens and loose... 11,963 l. ISL. Is!
r. 1.l7s,ll;
Cleared previously. .. -. 114 s9as
Consumed at Lehman, Abra-
ham Co.'s cotton mill. 49,. 115O 1,149, 79
stock on hand and on shipboasd 10.
Stock same time last year. ............ 2l'99:
Receipts proper since last evening IS
bales, against 103 on last Wednesday, and
GA last year, making an aggregate since Fri
day evening of277 bales, against 314 last weel
and 513 last year, and since August 81,
1874, 39l bales, against ], ala, 457 last year-de.
erease-2l9, O66.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
ct ell the ports from II NJ. yesterday to
IL u. to-day 46S bales, against 500 last
week and 5O4 last year, and since Friday
1888 bales, against 1888 last week. and 2645 last
year. Total since August 81, 3,45l, 943 bales,
against 8. 737, 396 up to Tuesday noon, July
%, last year Excluding the above 504)-de-
crease 2S5, 453.
Exports Friday to Tuesday 'inclusive) to
Great Britain AS bales, against 2218 last week
and 43O8 last year, and to the Continent 1893
bales, against 2575 last week and none last
year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up
to IL NJ, 1877. 164 bales, against 1876. 264 last
week and 179, 669 last year.
TOBACCO 60 The sales to-day embraced 4
hhds-l and 8. The amount on sale is esti-
mated at 2525 hhds. We notice that the
Louisville Courier Journal of Monday corrobo-
rates previous reports OF damage to the crops,
and states that the rains had continued with
out the intermission of day and The situa-
ton was beginning to be viewed with grave
forebodings. The rains are proving almost as
damaging as protracted drouth, and if Of
much longer duration will doubtless prove
quite asmuch so. The submersion of low water
has worked great ipdividu Il injury, but is of
less Importance than prevention of tillage,
the thick growth of grass and weeds, and the
The @. j. estimates that the crop has been
reduced definitely Is p cent, and that, in
stead OF the largest crop ever grown, we have
promise of light average.
The market is still too unsettled for regular
quotations. We have no change to notice in
prices. Received since last evening IS hhds;
exported none; stock on hand by our run
ming statement 3455 hhds.
FREIGHTs-There are more vessels unen.
gagged in port, some Of which would accept
less onerous rates than has been recently
claimed, but we hear of no offerings. We re-
peat our previous quotations as follows:
BY Steam-Ootton to Liverpool Odd
10 Boston (via New York; &c, to Providence
and Fall River 1870, to New York 70, to
Philadelphia e.
Havre 1870. to Providence and Fall River
1890.
SueAR-There were no receipts this morning.
A good job trade is going on in the sheds, and
there were sales of job lots, by dealers to
Rrocers, yesterday and to-day. of 500 hhds at
Ste for common re6lled, Sa@Sao for low fair,
SO for good fair, 94@9ac for fully fair, 9lc
for prime, 100 for choice, 9a@lOc for yellow
clarified, and lO1@1lc for white clarified
MoIAssEs-None coming in and nothing
doing. We continue to quote as dealers
Job prices 4O@45c for common, 50@55c
Tor fair, 5000 for prime, 6O@62c for
strictly prime, and 6507Oc for choice. Stock
in the sheds on the 23d inst. 1925 bbls and
50 half bbls Louisiana Molasses, and 80 bbls
New York syrup.
FLouR-Verv little demand to-day, but the
stock on hand is small and held strongly.
Only 497 bbls sold in the local trade, Of which
S. 873; 100 at Sc rs; Is at 81; Is at 81 l2A;
25 ana so choice extra at 81 25; 100 choice
family at 81 rs q Dbl. All grades below
double extra are very dull, but all above are
very strong and desirable, and an active de-
mand is expected after the LIST proNmo.
Wheat is still advancing in the West.
We now quote: common 81 25@4 so; Su-
perfine 81 75@5; double extra, IS IS; low
treble extra, 5000 Is; good treble $6 500
&c rs: choice treble S7@7 121; choice and
family 81 25@7 so y bbL
Com MEAL-Very dull and more depressed.
Supplies are quoted at So 70@3 rs ap Dbl on
tha landing. and So so in store Only Is and
100 bbls sold on the landing at So 10, 40 at
"a rs. and so in store at SO ~ p bbl
Cow PEAs-Only small job trade at 500
eOc ~ bushel. Larger lots are quoted at Al
SPonK-The market is quie! but strong, with
email stock on hand and holders asking
coo Is and buyers offering $50 so y Dbl for
mess 100 and 100 bbls sold to arrive on
nr;vste terms, 275 spot at 500 so, and several
lots are in treaty, on the spot, at S22 70 q
bbl. Dealers are jobbing at s23 Dbl
DRY SALT MEAT-A lot OF 5000 10 shoulders
loose sold at 9sc . 10 None IN nfss naioS'
Zinc shoulders at 9ac. Round lots would
Command CSC. Nothing doing in sides: :.
R.ooN~The demand is confined to dealers
;ob trade at 1Olc for shoulders, l3s9l34 Tor
JcIaar rib sides and 14c for clear sides. Stock
small but no demand for round lots. Only 10
casks shoulders sold, to arrive, at loo p ID.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured, small size, are
in light supply and in demand at l4c, large
are rather dull at 13s@l3l q ID. ~ and 10
tierces small sold at IA, q ID.
BREAKFAST BACoN-The market IS totany
bare. It is called for and would command
15c p 10 readily. ,o,.