The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-08


.hand By our running statement last
evening, leaves 1890 bales to. repre-
fSent the quantity 1t the landing and In
presses unsold or waiting orders. a -
The Exchange reports 'Sales 375 bales,
including SO after 8 p NJ yesterday. Market
unchanged" t9dgaE. t4aFl0.I
COTTON srArrxxx1.
Stock on hand Sept. I, 1874 bales 1888
Arrived anoe last statement. 81
Arrived pvevtnusIv.s .. -, i, 49, 65 m w
Additional bales from city gin
nings, linteps and loose, per
Exchange sstimAte.. g........ 1E983 LICE, 068
LII, o2l
Cleared Cleared ussviSusi,.
Consumed Ut Lehman, Abra- fsit. ss l.
ham l. Co.'s cotton mill. 1,150 ,139, 424
Stock on hand and on shipboard mot
Stock same time last wear. 80. 1880. SO ,922
To-day's exports we're to Havre.
Heoaipts proper ince last evening Sc bales ,
against l60 on last Wednesday and 4S4 last
year, making an aggregate since Friday even
ing Of CTS bales against GAS last week. and
1852 last year, and since Aug 81, of 992, 848
bales against 1,2O9, SS9 last year-decrease
ZIG, GAL.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
Ut ell the ports from IL M. yesterday to
IL N. to-day 639 bales, against 967 last
week and 1918 last year, and since Friday
27l3 bales, against 1918 last week, and $3.50
last year. Total since August 81, 3,439, 1893
bales, against 3.7l6, 568 up to Wednesday noon.
July Z, last year Excluding. the above 1919
decrease 276.775.
Exports Friday to Tuesday inclusive) to
Great Britain II, 068 bales, against 50O8 last
week and II. 1919 last year. and to the Continent
5000 bales, against 10, 7l9 last week and 351
last year. - ''
: Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to
Il H., IL. l42 bales, against 2O4, 457 last
week and 223, $50 last year.
TOBACCO - The only sale reported to-day
was 2 hid at 100. The amount on sale
is estimated at 1925 hhds. Prices are ruling
lower, especially for Tugs, which some author
ties quote at 9@11c, instead of our ex-
tremes of 9@12c, but for. the present
We repeat our quotations Is follows: Inferior
lugs 9@9tc. medium 1O@l03c, fine 11912c,
low>iesf l2@12}c, medium l3A@14Ac, good
I53@l6ic, fne !7A@lSac. and selections
exported none; stock on hand BY our running
statement 1887 hhds.
FRxIaHrs--A vessel was taken mp for Cork
and market, to load with oil cake. The mar
ket confines extremely dull, and We repeat
our previous quotations as follows:
By Steam-Ootton to Liverpool Odd.
70 Boston (via New York; sc, to Providence
and Fall River 1880, to New York &c, to
Philadelphia 10. ~--'7
By Sail-Ootton to Liverpool s@7-16d.
10 aavre 1870. to Providence and Fall River
9-16c. a94 #'fh
SuaAR-There were no receipts this morning.
Several grocers are looking around, and q
few small sales may transpire during the
day. The stock in the sheds comprises
5000 hhds, held by dealers, who have only
very small job trade at the following prices,
which are exclusively retail rates in retail
sales from dealers; good common re6lled SIC,
low fair 83@8ac, yellow clarified 9a@1Oc,
white clarified 1Oa@1lc 7p ID. v
Mo1AssEs None coming in and the mar
ket is dull and unchanged, with . stock
and "a half bbls, who have only small job
trade at 4O@45c for common, 50@55c for
fair, $1,000 for prime, 6O@62c for strictly
prime, and 65@70c for choice.
FLouR-Large stock, only small local de-
nand and previous prices barely sustained.
Only 1901 bbls sold, of which 100 and 100
good treble at IS so; 100 At SIS 62a; ~ ct
IS 70; 81 at SIS Is; IS and so choice treble ex-
ira at Sc; 100 at Sc .i23; A25 and so ct Sc Is !;
rs choice extra at IS so; 80 ct Sc 70; 70 at
Sc 80; 800, 100, 100 and 1872 bbls on private
Ss
perfine is quoted at 81 so; single extra,
81 as; rs at IS as; SO at Sc IS; double extra.
IS; low treble extra, S. "a; good do, SIS 379
as SO; choice do, SIS 62a@5 75; choice
extra, $6(16 25; choice and family extra,
Sc soar and 81 25 4p bbLn 'fass 'f.'sl
Conn MEALS IN good supply and dull.
Holders ask So 90 and buyers offer So so y
Dbl. 100, 125, 1866, 200, rs and 1872 bbls sold
at So IS, and 100 at So 80 7e bbl-tceethsr
1922 bbls. Dealers are jobbing at 81 l0@4 20
y Dbl. "a z. gaa. ., ,.a1a.
sales on orders at 571(96Oc for mixed and 65
@75c for clay. A dealer sold SO sacks mixed
ct SIZE. 90 and as clay at Csc Sp bushel.
PoRK-We note better feeling, more &C.
ivity and an upward tendency in prices, Last
evening, not previously reported, 100 bbls
mess sold on the spot, and 100 and 100 to ar.
rive al, $2l rs ~ Dbl To-day 20 bbls sold to
srrive and 70 July at $21 rs, 100 aud 100 bbls
extra heavy on the spot at $22 % Dbl. Re-
packed is selling at S21, and the dealers are
retailing it at s22 ~ Dbl. Original mess is
recalling at s22 50@2s. as in terms Of sale.
LARD-Is in good supply and fair demand
fierce is quoted at 149144c; key 14sc % 10;
jobbing al to above these rates. Is, rs, Is, SO
and 100 tierces sold to the trade on private
terms, and 10 tierces at 14c y 10.
DIR SALT MEAy-None in first hands.
A few car loads arriving from day to day have
been sold previously to arrive. Shoulders
command 9lc in round lots and dealers are
jobbing them at 10c 7e 10.
BAcos-The supply is light but the de-
mand is only in the job trade at lOlc for
shoulders, 1880 for clear rib sides and 14fc for
clear sides. Round lots are offered at to un-
der these prices, but there is no demand, and
clear sides show decline of to, 7casks hav-
ing been sold to q dealer at 1870, and 70 casks
were offered at 1880 without selling.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Dull ard quoted at 13l
Ollie y 10.
HAMs-We note quiet market to-day fol-
lowing yesterdays activity Choice sugar
cured are in light supply and very strong at
124@1sIc as in brand.