The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-03

the stock on hand by our running statement
Saturday evening, leaves 16, 900 bales to repre-
sent the quantity at the landing and in presses
unsold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports "Sales - bales.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. !. 1874 bales 1888
Arrived since last statement. So
Arrived previously. .;...:. .l,145.3O0
Additional bales from city gin
nings, lntens and loose... 1868 JET 1922
l.l7s,275
CLEARED CLEARED , ussvo1.iv 1,5 o9as
Consumed at Lehman, Abra-
ham i Co.'S cotton mill. 1,150 1, ISL ,379
Stock on hand and on 'hipboaFd not ., 90.
cleared ~ ~ 's s96
Receipts proper since Saturday evening 50
bales, against1O7 on last Sunday and Mon
day, and 800 last year, making an aggregate
since Friday evening of 70 bales, against 1873
last week and Alt last year, and since August
81, 1874 545 bales, against ], 2l4, 688 last year
decrease 220, 143
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
ct all the ports from 10 M. yesterday to
IL NJ to-day SIC bales, against 1856 last
sol bales. against 7O2 last week end 1925 last
year. Total since August 81, 3,453 932 bales.
against 3.74l, 1923 up to Sunday noon, August
2, last year, (excluding half of the above
1092)-decrease 287, 1877.
Exports FRIDAY and Saturday, to Great
Britain 1886 bales, against AS last week and
41l2 last year, and to the Continent 700 bales,
against 3198 last week and none last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports. made up
to 70 NJ, 100, 4lO bales, against 131. 536 last
week and III. 752 last year.
Toplcc0-Tho onlv sale renorted TODAY
was hhds at -. Sales last week 164 hhds.
The amount on sale is estimated at 200 hhds.
We must still forbear general quotations. Re-
ceved since Saturday evening hhds. Ex-
ported, none. Stock on hand by our running
statement, 1889 The receipts on Saturday
nIwere only 20 hhds, instead of pol, as incor-
rectly set down in the manifest.
FRE1GHrs-Nothing has trsnspired of any
moment since our last report. We continue
to quote as follows:
BY Steam-Ootton to Liverpool ODD,
grain 7l@Si, -four 3s@8s3d; 20 Boston (via
New York) &c, to Providence and Fall River
1880, to New York &c. to Philadelphia e.
By Sail = Cotton to Liverpool I'D, to
Havre 1910. to Providence and Fall River
13-16c.
SuaAR-Received this morning 81 hhds
The market continues steady with good
local demand, and 100 hbds sold in lots. to
procers from first and second hands at 9sS
for fully fair to prime. Sales job lots are made
in the sheds, at BIC for common redlled, 84c
for low fair, 8a@85c for fair, Sc for good fair,
91M9ic for fully fair, 92c for prime, 10c for
choice, 10(91Oac for yellow clarified, and 10a
M11c for white clarified Stock in the sheds
2771 hhds, on the landing 100 hhds.
MoLAssEs- Nothing coming in and nothing
doing. We quote as dealers job prices 400
l5c for common, 50@55c for fair, $1,000 for
o. Top ofp lv nd N
for choice. Stock in the sheds 2214 bbls and
SO half bbls Louisiana Molasses, and 80 bbls
New York syrup. e
FLouR-The month has opened with an
active and excited market, and prices are
5O(975c ~ Dbl higher than at the close of last
month. The stock on hand is small, and is
mostly held out of market under limit from
the West for still higher prices Present
prices are above the views of exporters, hence
the demand to-day is confined to the local
trade. The sales embrace 300 bbls, of which
Is superfine at SIS; $50 low treble at Sc 81;
Is at Sc; Is at Sc so; so good do. at Sc IS,
100 bbls good treble extra at 81 12l; 14O do.
at 81 25; 80, 25, so, so, 200 and 200 choice
treble at 81 so; so and 100 do. at 81 rs; 100.
200, 800, rs. 100, IT'S aud 80 choice extra at
S.; so and 100 at So Is; 100 at So so; 100 at
$3.50, and 200 at So IS ~ Dbl. Choice extra
is jobbing readily at So Is p Dbl.
The market is now quoted strong with an
advancing tendency at 81 IS for fine; $50
525 for superfne; SIS 50@5 rs for double ex-
ira; seas SO for low treble ezra; Sc 1907 Is
for good treble extra; 81 5O@7 IS for choice
treble extra and sS@8 IS for choice extra.
Com MEALS in fair supply and better
demand, and the market is tirmer. That IN
store is slow of sale, but fresh supplies on the
landing are taken up readily. SIS bbls
sold to-day on the landing, comprising 80,
100, 100, 100 and l25 at 50 IS; Is, 25. so, so
100 aud so at So 80 U Dbl Jobbing at SAG
4 25 p Dbl.
! iPoRK-The month has opened with small
Stock an active demand and an advance of
fully 25s u Dbl Late Saturday evening 225
Dbl mess sold at $32 rs u bbL To-day $50
bbls sold, of which 100 on private terms, 100
irregular at $22 62A; 100 at s22 Is; SD at
s22 S7a; so, 100 and so at s23 - Dbl Round
lots are now held at $23 12i@23 %, and
dealers are jobbing at s23 25@23 80 u Dbl
BACoN-The month has opened with an
active inquiry, very strong market and q
small stock on hand, held at 104c for shout
ders, 13s@l3a for clear rib sides and 14c for
clear sides. and some offers of less refused.
A lot of 20 casks shoulders sold at loo, but
that price was offered and refused for sew
\ sral lots. Subsequently 50 casks sold, COM
prising 10 casks shoulders at l0c, 25 at 10sc,
" do. clear rib at 13lc, 10 do. clear sides at
l3a and 5 at 13s p tb.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured are in light
supply and in demand. with an advancing
tendency in prices. Is and 35 terces sold
N 14c and at 1890; they are jobbing at 144c
efb.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-The market is bare.
Spplies are called for and IS boxes Just re-
sived brought 16c fa ID readily.
N DRY SALT MEAT-None in first hands. and
oealers are jobbing shoulders at 93@9ac y
No. No movement in sides. Shoulders a,
/ quoted in round lots at 94@9sc u ID.