The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-25


ham Co. cotton mill. 1929
Net corrections OF manif It's
and clearances. ........... 1883 1,15S,926
Stock on hand and on shipboa.d NOT
eaeaEeo ....:..:.................. !d,Uda
Stock same time last year. 1O,SS9
We have corrected our statement to corre-
spond with the actual count made by the
Supervisors Of the Exchange
Receipts proper since last evening 26 bales,
against II on last Tuesday. and 25 last year.
For comparative totals for the past three days
and for the year, and for three days exports
and receipts see above report
ToRAcCo-The sales to-day embraced Is
hhds. The stock on sale by our running
account is 1876 hhds, but factors do not
count up more than 1900. Until the mar
ket shows some movement and prices are
more settled, we forbear quotations.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81, 1874. 1917
Arrived since our last statement. 62
Arrived previously .............. 500 5,022
H. Sa9
Exported past three days......... none
Exported previously. ............. S,4S6
Broken up for baling. city consump-
ton, etc. .-.........:-... liza 96l0
S' 0oto Ha edaa anu :. @ 1929
FRE1aHrs-As yet we have heard Of no
shipments to Liverpool at more than l5-32d
for cotton; but one of the steamships on the
berth being nearly full and the other limited
at Id, both are now asking that rate, and our
quotation is advanced accordingly. We quote
as follows:
By Steam-Ootton to Liverpool Odd,
grain Sd, -four 3s@ss Sd; to Boston (via
New York; ac, to Providence and Fall River
1896 to New York kc, to Philadelphia &c.
BY Sail - Cotton to Liverpool I'd, to
Havre 1870. to Providence and Fall River
1880.
SuaAR-Received this morning 16 hhds.
lot of 60 hhds sold from first hands at lOc tor
choice open kettle and 1Oc for yellow clarl-
fed. There is q fair local demand and dea-
lers are selling under the sheds at 84@S4c for
good common, Sc for fair, 94c for good fair,
9@@9ic for fully fair, 1Oc for prime, 104c tor
choice, lO1c for yellow clarified and lO4c Tor
off white clarified.
MoIAssEs-Received this morning rs bbls;
they are not yet sold. We quote as dealers
job prices 40@45c for common, 5O(95oc for
fair, $4,000 for prime, 6O(962c tor PRIME
and 65@7Oc for choice. Stock in the sheds
1925 bbls and 80 half bbls Louisiana Molasses
and 80 bbls New York syrup.
FLouR-There were receipts this morning OF
1914 bbls. The market is in good supply and
dull. The stock of strictly choice is compar-
atively small, and held strongly at full prices
mostly under limit; but grades below are
abundant and very dull at droopingSprices
1900 bbls were sold to-day, comprising 5O
double extra at SIS IS; so do at Sc; 100 do at
Sc 12A; 80 and so good treble extra at
Sc %; 25 and Is do at Sc so; 100 do at Sc 60;
50 and so choice treble extra at Sc rs; $50, 25
and 100 at 81: so at 81 124; so choice extra at
81 so; so and 100 at So; 100 at 50 25, 40 at
S. 62i ~ Dbl and 400 bbls on private terms
The above prices show further reduction
in the medium and lower grades, and the
market is now quoted in job lots for the
local trade at So IS for double extra; SEQ
I21 for low treble extra; Sc 25@6 30 for
GOOD treble extra, Sc 1907 1244 tor choice
treble extra, and 81 25@S rs for choice and
family extra.
Com MEAL-No demand and the market
is about I5c % Dbl lower. Only SO and 100
bbls sold at SIS IS % Dbl We have heard Of
some sales at So so % Dbl not reported.
Cow PEAs-very little left on hand; Jobblng
at 75c u bushel.
PoRK-The improvement we noticed last
evening is lost under unfavorable advlces
from Chicago this morning. LAST evening ~