The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-12

Stock on hand and on shipboar6 not
oisAfeo ....;..:.................. l,45t
Stock same time last year. ............ 1881
Receipts proper since last evening 81 bales
against Ill on last Wednesday and 2l2 last
year, making an aggregate since Friday even.
ing of 203 bales, against 2l9 last week and
GIG last year, and since August 81 of 994, 97e
bales, against 1926, 131 last year-decrease
22l, 1853.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from - M. yesterday to
IL N. to-day 534 bales, against 1856 last
week and 69l last year, and since Friday
1898, against 1886 last week and 3OO7 last
year. Total since August 81, 3, 456, 724 bales,
against 3,747,665 up to Tuesday noon, Au
gust IL, last year Excluding the above 691)
decrease 300 GAL.
Exports FRIDAY to Tuesday inclusive) to
Great Britain 1864 bales, against Oil last week
and 1896 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 IL M, 107, 361 bales, against 12l, 555 last
week and 147, 1893 last year.
ToBACCo-The sales to-day embraced
hhds, Il, and ~ at T.. We learn that there
have been actual sales within few days past
Of 293 hhds, ga, "a and 1861 said to have
been taken for the Spanish reggie. This in
to in previous report as sold on Saturday,
bat which we could not authenticate. 1t
seems that all the particulars were to be sup
pressed, and our present information is from
neither buyers nor sellers, but we have no
doubt is substantially correct. When buyers
attempt to suppress sales, the transaction
generally leaks out and is currently reported
on the street with exaggerations, but in the
present case it seems that the rumcred amount
was q good deal less than the actual sales
Lugs are said to have sold at lower prices.
Letters from Southern Kentucky confirm
the previous accounts of damage to the crop,
but others notice favorable change in the
weather, and the Louisville Courier Journal
OF Monday also notes the improvement, and a
general leaning to higher crop estimates than
were current week previously, but adds
that whatever may be the result of careful
estimate of the losses, it is evident that in
place Of large surplus over an average pro-
duction in prospect at the beginning Of July,
there is now certainty Of deficit, whether
it be much or little.
Received since last evening none; exported
none; stock on hand by our running state
ment 1862 hhds.
FREIGHTs Nothing reported to-day. We
continue to quote as follows:
BY Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -@sd,
grain 78@8d, -four 3s@8s3d; to Boston (via
New York) &c, to Providence and Fall River
I3-16c, to New York &c. to Philadelphia &c.
BY Sail - Cotton to Liverpool id, to
Havre 15-16c. to Providence and Fall River
1890.
SUGAR-Received this morning 20 hhds
The demand is good and the stock is small
and held more strongly. dealer sold 81
hhds yellow clarified at 10lc f9 ID. Sales ofjob
lots are being made by dealers in the sheds
ro~ So, for foir
9a@9lc for fully fair, 9i@lOc for prime 800
10tc for yellow clarified, and 10!@l1c for
white clarified. Grocers obtain the usual ad-
vance in filling orders for the country.
MoLAssEs- coming and nothing doing
We quote as dealers job prices 400 45c
for common, 50@55c for fair, $4,000 for
prime. 60@62c for strictly prime and 6597Oc
for choice. Stock in the sheds 2157 bbls and
80 half bbls Louisiana Molasses. and 80 bbls
New York syrup.
FLoUR-The market is quiet but steady,
(some think it weaker owing to decline in
wheat in the West) with a small stock
on hand, and no disposition on the
part of holders to sell unless at
full prices. There is some inquiry for
Cuba, and 1926 and $50 bbls sold, for Cuba,
on private terms. In the local trade 100 bbls
sold, of which 25 double extra at Sc rs; 40
low treble at 81 Is; 100 do at 81; 100 do at
81 25; 40 good treble at IS; 100 choice treble
at So 25; so and so choice extra at S. IS; 25
choice family at 50 so Is in lots at current
rates; 100 double, 100 low treble and 200
good treble and 500 bbls in lots on private
terms.
We continue to quote Sc 50@6 rs for
double extra; s7@7 SO for low treble extra;
81 75@S for good treble extra; 50 25Cgs 5o
TO choice treble extra, and 50 75GSS 5O Tor
choice and family extra
We were shown q sample sample Of Flour
this morning, chasing strictly choice, Texas
product, for which arrangements are on foot
for weekly shipments of 6 car loads from Dali
las for this market.
CegN MEAL-Continues in light supply and
limited demand, with the stock held at "a 70
y Dbl. Only small job trade ct "a 40
Dbl. We have heard Of several sales at "a 10,