The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-31

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There were no exports to-day, but we have
added IS by rail.
Receipts proper since last evening 38 bales,
against 81 on stHFriday and 422 last year,
For comparative totals for the past three
days and for the year, and for the three days
exports and receipts, see above report.
ToBAccoo-At last there seems to be some
movement in the market, the sales to-day
embracing 121 Ahds, including l medium
leaf at 144c, 20 for shipment at hmm, and 100
for speculation. This makes total for the
week of 164 hhds. The accounts from the
West, in letters and kilograms, are more
gloomy than ever. 1t is now affirmed that
the prospect from the floods is fully as
threatening as it was last year at this time
from the drouth Tne plant has been so
much injured that it could not be restored
even by Q return Of fine weather, and what is
saved must be of inferior qualities. All the
Western Tobacco States appear to have suf-
fered from the rains, and it is now doubtful
if more than half an average crop can be
gathered. Under these circumstances 1t is
anticipated that the better qualities will COM
mand higher prices. At present the market
is too unsettled for regular quotations.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81. 1874 - 1917
Arrived since our last statement. Is
Arrived previously. ..............4 748 4,763
1850
Exported past three days.........
Exported previously. ..:.......-.-. o,OS7
Broken up for balng, city eonsunp. o,
s.o aSn, oe e'G band and on :6inm:ni ''O4' slo9
noto lea '1 -. :. -. s,4l
FREIGHrs-The So 500 bushels bulk wheat.
recently from st. Louis, were taken by the
steamships 81. Louis and Oberon at I'D. A
previous shipment had been made at I'd. and
more could hardly be shipped at less. AS the
freight room dimini hes masters become INC re
stringent in their pretensions, and aspire 70
higher rates. but for the present we repeat
our previous quotations as follows:
BY Sean-Ootton to Liverpool ODD,
grain 74@Sd, -four ss@8s3d; to Boston (via
New York; SC, to Providence and Fall River
1870, to New York sc, to Philadelphia 10.
BY Sail - Cotton to Liverpool I'D, to
Havre 15-16c. to Providence and Fall River
1880.
SUGAR-Only bbls were received this
morning The job demand for the local trade
continues good, and sales are being made, to
grocers, under the sheds, at Sic for COM
mon re6lled. $50 for low fair. $50
for fair, &c tor good fair, 9I@9fc
for fully fair, 92c for prime, 10c for
choice, 9a@lOc for yellow clarified, 1O3c for
of white clarified and lie for white clarified
Stock in the sheds 2771 hhds, on the landing
100 hhds.
Mo1AssEs-None con ing in and nothing
doing. We quote as dealers job prices 400
45c for common, SOC $50 for fair, $1,000 for
prime, 6O@62c for strictly prime, and 6597Oc
for choice Stock in the sheds 22l4 bbls and
SO half bbls Louisiana Molasses, and 80 bbls
New York syrup.
FLoUR-very little demand, as usual toward
the close Of the month, but the stockton hand
is small, and mostly held under limit fer high
prices, and there are no round lots Offering
The grades below double extra are not
in request, but those above are desirable,
and an active demand is expected after the
LIST proximo. There were sales in the local
trade to-day of 1875 bbls, of which 81 super
fine at SIS, SO double extra at S. 624; 100
low treble extra at S. 25, so and 100 good