The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-13

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ing, leaves IA 500 bales to represent tn,
quantity at the landing and in presses unsold
or awaiting orders ~@a@*
The Exchange reports: "Sales 25 bales
Market dull"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. /, 1874 bales 1886:
Arrived since last statement.
Arrived nrev.ousy.... ..l,145.s25 AZ
Additional bales from city gin
nlngs, intens and loose. 1853 1l57 791
l,l73744
Cleared Drevi0uslv.... 1155155
Consumed at Lehman, Abra-
ham Co. cotton mill. 1,l50 11563 05
Stock on hand and on shipbossd not
stosI sane time ia.: ;' ,e.r 1855 a59
Receipts proper since last evening none.
against IL on last Thursday and 81 last
year, making an aggregate since Friday even
ing OF 2O3 bales, against 23l last week and
$40 last year, and since August 81 of 994, 978
bales, against 1,2l6. 1856 last year-decrease
22l, 2O7.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
ct Al the. ports from IL NJ. yesterday to
IL N. to-day 2l0 bales, against 1892 last
week and 1856 last year, and since Friday
1903, against 1868 last week and 1898 last
d,
against 3. 748, 356 up to Wednesday noon. Au-
gust -, last year Excluding the above $685. :
decrease 291 422.
Exports FRIDAY to Wednesday inclusive) to
Great Britain 1854 bales, against l 752 last week
and 5S1l last year. and to the Continent 1881
bales, against 700 last week and none last
year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up
to II NJ, 1O6,345 bales, against 120,438 last
week and l43, $50 last year.
ToBACCo-The only sales reported to-day
were 2 hhds at 164c and Ii and q at -.
The amount on sale is estimated at $500 hhds
Some of the accounts from Kentucky are still
extremely gloomy, but others are more cheer
full in their tone, and indicate that the extent
OF the damage has been exaggerated All,
however, agree that what is saved will be very
poor in quality. The late sale of Tugs is said
to have been at TO-
Received since last evening hhds; export
ed none; stock on hand by our running
statement 1868 hhds. ,o-.r'
FREIGHTs Nothing reported to-day. We
continue to quote as follows:
by Steam-OottOn to Liverpool -@sd,
grain 74@8d, flour 3s@8s3d; 70 Boston Via
New York; &c, to Providence and Fall River
1880, to New York sc, to Philadelphia &c.
By Sail - Cotton to Liverpool id, to
Havre 1870. to Providence and Fall River
1870. 54rJ
SUGAR-Received this morning 20 hhds.
The market is quiet, but steady and strong,
with fair local demand and small stock on
hand. A lot of 26 hhds fair sold from irst |
hands at $50 ~ tb. Sales of job lots
are being inside by dealers in the sheds |
to grocers at $50 for fair. 9@94c for good fair,
5000 for fully fair, 9l@lOc for prime, 9a4 |
1Otc for yellow clarified, and lilo for |
white clarified. Grocers obtain the usual ad- |
vance in filing orders for the country.
Mo1AssEs-None coming in and nothing
doing We quote as dealers job prices 4O@ 45c
for common, 5O@65c for fair $4,000 for
prime. 60@62c for strictly prime, and 65@7Oc
for choice. Stock in the sheds 2l57 bbls and
80 half bbls Louisiana Molasses. and 90 bbls
New York syrup. p
FLoUR-The receipts this morning com.
prised 5000 bbls, making q stock On hand I'M
sold Of about "a. 900 bills Wheat in the West
is still weaker than it was yesterday. There
is no demand to-day. Sellers are now anxious
to realize and purchases could be made at
a reduction of fully 25@5Oc - Dbl on pre-
ted dull at IS rs for superfne, Sc 259
s6 so for double extra, Sc 1907 for low
,reble extra, 81 25@7 80 for good treble
extra, 81 1905 Is tor choice treble extra,
md 50 50@9 for choice and family extra.
Only 535 bbls sold, of which 100 on its mer-
is at SIS 70; so double at Sc SO; 100 good
reble at 81 Is; 25, 25 and SO choice extra at
IS IS; 40 and 25 choice family at 50 fp Dbl,
md 60 bbls on private terms.
Corn MEAL-The receipts this morning
1850 bbls, and the market is dull
nd declining in sympathy with -four. Round
OTIS are offering at 81 10, and only 25 bbls
old at 81 10, Ito, in two lots, at 81 15 and
6 at 81 20 7 Dbl. Dealers are now obbing
t 81 20 -79 Dbl. 49, ,+&. a.
Cow PEAs-The market is firm at 6O@65c
2 bushel, with small stock and good in
uiry in job way.
PoRK-We note strong and livelier market
o-day, with small stock held at S24 II Dbl
or mess, and several offers of less refused.
hough 100 bbls sold to arrive and SO and us
n the spot at $23 rs 59 Dbl. Western mar
cts are 1916 stronger to day. Dealers are
,bbing at $24 so 5p Dbl
DRY SALT MEAr-Very little in first hands
nd the demand is also small Shoulders are
uoted a. 94c loose. Dealers are jobbipg them
/ 9ac - 10. A lot of 1000 ID shoulders,
bose, sold to a grocer at 9Sc % ID.
BACoN-Tbe demand continues active. and
18th a small stock and very little coming in.
rices are ruling still higher by s@ic. Last
vening so casks clear rib sides sold at 14Ic
and casks shoulders sold at l05c DO T
lear sides, spot, at 14sc, Is do clear sides, to
rive at 14kc, 20 and 30 half casks clear rib
des at 144c u ib. Shoulders are now heli
rongly at 16ac, clear rib sides 14t@14sc, 70
nd clear sides 14tc, with offers of less re- 1t
lsed. Dealers are jobbing at Colo above +
lese prices. %
LARD-The stock is small. but the demand Ii
only in job way at l44@144c for tiercs
nd 15(gl5l for keg 10 aud % tierces ket-
9 rendered sold at 14s and 20 and 20 tierces
fined at 14Ao q ID.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured are in light sup
y, in demand and higher; selling At l4!@
&c " 10. and 10 tierces sold at l5c q 10.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-The market is totally