The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-02

M the amount sold and engaged for shipment, In,
balance will hardly exceed 40, 0t0 bales, to repre-
"A sent the quantity unsold q considerable part O
1 which Is withheld from sale for the present
4 There W i'll no market at New York Tomorrow
Il The Exchange reports ''Sales 1000 bales
Market opened firm and closed easy"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1875. 49,. e,97t
1 Arrived since our last statement. 1862
Arrived previously. ............ 205, 422 ZIG, 10
4 22s,O8
1 CLEARED to-day :............. none
4 Cleared previously. ........... 124, 209 1874 20!
1 Stock on hand and on shpboard 1Ol,s7
stock on hand came time last
year. MISREPRESENTATION. 6S, So
We have deducted from previous receipts l25
bales for duplicate manifests per jackson Rail
road.
Receipts proper since Saturday evening 93l'
bales against 1865 on last SUNDAY and Monday
and 1857 last year, making an aggregate sine,
Friday evening OF Ii, 6S9 bales. against 10 85l las
week and 42ll last yevr, ana sine, Aug. 81 O
020 bales, against 137, SlS last year-increase
4 33,202.
The Exchange telegrans make the re
ceipts at all the ports from II NJ. Sat
urday to u NJ. to-day 37,425 bales, against
1853 on last Sunday and Monday ant
25273 last year, and since Friday 1865
bales, against 81, 94s last week and Al, 433 last
year. Total since Aug. 81 795, 1872 bales, against
685, 23l up to sunday noon, Nov. l, last year lex
Guiding half of the above 25,273)-increase
1861.
Exports Friday and Saturday, to Great Britain
IA $40 bales, against 1851 last week and 81, 27S
Hast year, and to the Continent IA 1854 bales
81 against 1866 last week and 2i50 last year.
stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to IL
NJ 4l6,546 bales, against 49,, 1882 last week and
"A 40S 403 last year.
Il TOBACCO-We did not hear OF transaction
to-day. The amount on sale is estimated at $500
N hhds We continue to quota as follows: lug To
u 71ac, good St99c, low leaf 90121Ic medium 1877
n % 4lasc, good l51,617c, anu fine at 18@2Oc.
Received since saturday evening none; export
a cd none; stock on hand by our running state
4 The New York Tobacco Leaf. Of last Wednes-
day, reports that the Reggie buyers having retired
s the weeks sales were confined to 337 hhd- which
a is the smallest, not for the past two or three
weeks" the Leaf says, but since the first week
IN Septembe-.
The prevailing feeling, however, it is said, in
& dicated a frmer tone, If the worst had been
g discounted, and a liveler trade and steadier
prices are looked for. count OF Western leaf
showed only 10 $50 hhds on sale in first and Sec
ond hands at New York, which in view Of total
stock of 33,903 hhas, held on October /, was
much below the suppositions Of holders.
y FREIGHTS-Ol Saturday we reported ship
& Tor Liverpool at r. for cotton, sDce which
y other ship has been fixed at the same rate. The
market is firm, and we continue to quote as fol-
lows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool "a; to Ham,
4 burg via New York. 124c; to Antwerp via New
. YORK. l1ac; to New YORK ~; to Boston, Provi-
dence, Fall River and Puiladelphia via New
York. 1c.
By Sail-Cottou to Liverpool -@5sd; to
Havre l 3-16c@114: to Bremen nc; to Antwerp
] 5-l6c; to Genoa l516c.
SUGAR-Received this morning 352 hhds.
The supplies are not as large as sxpacted, but
there is no demand except for strictly fully fair
and prime; All other grades are dull Ooly
shout $50 hhds sold at 701714, for fair, green,
77sc for good fair, and 81; for strictly prime
S1la@52sc for yellow claried, and $685. for
MOLAS>ES- Received this morning ITO bbls
and 81 half bbls. The receipts were not as lib
.eral as expected. The demand is good, and the
supplies all sold at an improvement of 1902, u
gallon. Prime, 54g56c, strictly prime 81 =, and
choice 60c u gallon. The market closed quiet.
FLOUR-The month has opened with dull
market and only small local demand at I'M
changed prices. The sales are confined to 40
bbls, OF which rs single extra at IS rs; so low
treble extra at IS %; IS choice treble at Sc Is
so and so do at Sc SO; so choice extra at 81; 100
at 81 rs; 100, Is, 60 and 100 at 81 50 u Dbl.
superfne is quoted at 81 3OD4 50, double extra
S., low treble extra IS 25@5 80, good treble ezra
S. 75D6, choice treble IRA s6C96 so, choice and
family extra Sc 1901 so " Dbl
CORN MEAL-Fresh is in light supply and
good demand at So SO % Dbl. So 100 and 100
bbls sold at that price, 1t is jobbing at 50 70 y
GRITs-Is selling in lots at IS Is, and iobbing
at IS 25co5 35 u Dbl.
PORK-Quiet, but steady at s24 u Dbl for
mess. SO bbls and car load Of 100 bbls sold
at s24, and that price was refused for another
car load. Dealers are jobbing at s24 25@A 80
~ Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-None in first hands.
Dealers are iobblng shoulders at 10c u D.. A lot
of 20 boxes shoulders sold, to arrive, at 9s4c II
H.
BACON-The market is quiet, but holders are
i4WIac higher in their views. Shoulders are held
at l01 &c, clear rib sides 14@141Sc clear sides
I4i,e aud inbhDo at 1Lr DrIceS 56
casks sold, Of which casks clear rib sides at lac,
z on private terms at l41sc, 10 do clear sides
at l41sc, do at 141 20 half casks shoulders at
10 1-l6c, and IS boxes clear sides at IA y ID.
HAMs--Choice sugar-cured in light sup
ply, and IN request, at 179'714c y D. Brands
less in favor are quoted at 100 81; inferior and
ordinary l4la@l51aac % ID.
4 u ID.
LARD-Is in light supply and good demand at
49, +Dl4c for inferior packers, l44c for choice
PACKERS, and l41a9l4s4, for refine in tierce;
keg 14s48l5c respectively, bucket 1870 I5'4c
PRIME MESS PORK-Is selling on orders at
RSUMP PoRK-Is selling at $40 = Dbl.
PIG PORA-Is selling at *12 25@12 50 y half
PICKED PIGS FEEr-Are quoted at 50 u
WHIsKY-Light supply and only job de-
snand. Louisiana rectitied is quoted at 81 $50
1 II aud Western 1920 q gallon.
CORN IN SACKS--The stock on hand COM
arises 1000 sacks The demand is moderate, and
prices have declined &c per bushel 600 sacks
sold, of which 100 and 100 new yellow at 75c, 80
old yellow at nc, and l59 new white at Sic q
bushel.
OATS-The stock on hand is only 1000 sacks.
and only moderate demand at previous prices.
$50 sacks Sold OF which $50 st. Louis at 4oc, and
200 fancy white at soc ID bushel
BRAN-None left in first hands; 700 sacks sold
at 81 % u 100 2.