The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-24

The amount set down for exports embraced
% bales by rail.
Receipts proper since last evening 7O5
bales, against 1926 on last Thursday and
1898 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening Of 5919 bales, against 1901
last week and 6712 last year, and since Aug.
81 of Is. OIL bales, against Is, 597 last year
decrease 1856.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all ports 8258 bales against 1878 last Thurs
day and 1858 last year, and since Friday
37,605 bales against 26, 1913 last week, and
SO, 252 last year. Total since Aug. 81, 92,771
bales, against 70, COZ up to Wednesday noon,
Sept. 20, last year, excluding the above
6363)-increase Is, 164.
Exports FRIDAY to Wednesday inclusive)
to Great Britain 5692 bales, against GAL last
week, and 3077 last year, and to the Continent
2293 bales, against none last week and 200
bales last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up
to II NJ, 9S,795 bales, against SS,247 last
week, and 125, DIG last year.
ToBAcCo-We did not hear of sale to-day.
The amount on sale is estimated at 2425 hhds.
We continue to quote as follows, the inside
figures for light and the outside for heavy:
Low lugs 74@8c, good, Tugs, 84@1O, low leaf
1l@l3, medium 133@1e4c. good leaf l7@
1876, fue 1920, selections nominal Re-
none; stock on hand by our running state
ment 1874 hhds.
letter to factor dated Paducah, Sept 81,
reports: "Light frosts here last night and on
Sunday night" weather cold and frost.
This is corroborated by the Louisville Cou-
rier Journal of Tuesday, which, under date of
Monday evening, the Goth, ayss: "The
weather to-day has been the coolest of the
season. There was light frost last night in
this vicinity.
"The thermometer has been lower to-day
as it is tonight, and it is feared that tobacco
in exposed places will be injured. 1t is also
to be feared that the cold weather has fright
ened many planters into cutting their tobacco
green; and althogether the cold snap may
prove misfortune to all the interests of the
trace"
FRE1aHTs- our last report we noted a
ship taken up for Liverpool at I'D for cotton
and three for Havre, laid on or taken up at
3-16 and lie. The ruling rate for the latter
port is now reported to be II. We continue
to quote as follows:
By Steam-Ootton to Liverpool ODD,
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;
-four to Liverpool 3s93s Cd; bulk grain Sd.
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool, -(9Bd; to
Havre, 3-16@14c; to Antwerp, &C.; to Ham
burg &c; to Amsterdam 3D.
SUGAR-Received this morning Is lids.
The market is dull, and there is little
or nothing doing. We quote in the
job trade from dealers to grocers SIC for
common, SO for good common, 9lc for fair,
$40 for good fair, 94@1Oc for fully fair,
10@1Oac for prime to choice, 1850 104c for
yellow clarified and 1Oac for off white clari-
fed. The stock in the sheds is reduced
to S75 hhds.
MoLAssEs-Only Dbl came in this morn
ing; nothing DOING hence prices would be
entirely nominal. Stock in the sheds 1902
bbls and 10 half bbls Louisiana Molasses, and
80 bbls New York syrup
FLoUR-We have to note very dull mar
ket and weaker prices, with only small local
demand; q good stock on hand. Receipts
this morning Of 5000 bbls, and tow Of barges
on the way here. Only 1915 bbls sold to-day,
of which 600 bbls for export, on private terms,
so and so low treble extra to the trade at Sc;
SO and so good do at Sc 25; 100 do at $6 81
rs and $50 bbls on private terms and 20 bbls
new patent, on an order, at 50 f9 Dbl.
The market is now quoted at SIS Is for
double extra; So 50@5 62t for low treble
extra; SIS 1906 for goodrich extra; Sc ESQ
6 so for choice treble extra; Sc 75097 for
choice and family extra, and IS 5000 for
new patent process.
FOf Texas Flour SO bags good treble extra
sold at IS Is q bag; leaving only 80 bags in
first hands, and none coming
In the past fortnight we have had several
consignments of the "new patent process
Minnesota Flour" and sales Of it have been
made to bakers, dealers and consumers,
who state that it is superior to the old process
choice winter wheat, and makes more bread
to the barrel by 40 pounds. This is given as
a matter Of information to consumers, as it
serves their interest as we'll as that Of ship.
pers and receivers. An excess OF 5O to 60 10
isg,aimed for this process
CORN MEAL-Small stock, but no demand,
and the market 10@15c Dbl lower. Only