The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-21
exports were to Havre.

T0-day'S exports were to Havre.
Receipts proper since Saturday evening 1S47
bales, against 2707 on last Sunday and Mon.
day and 1892 last year, making an aggregate
since Friday evening Of 1929 bales, against
1852 last week and 1874 last year, and since
August 81 of 1921 bales, against IL. 459 last
year--decrease 1888.
The Exchange telegrams make the receipts
q all the ports from IL N. on Saturday to IL M.
to-day 1926 bales, against 1922 last week and
10,091 last year, aud since Friday IA 374 bales,
against 10, $50 last week and 16, 40 last year.
Total since Aug. 81, SO, 440 bales, against
81, LAB up to Friday noon, Sept. 20, last year
Excluding half OF the above TO- 9l bales) jim
crease 1897.
Exports Friday and Saturday to Great Bri-
tain 3110 bales, against 200 last week, and
2l09 last year, and to the Continent 693 bales,
against none last week and 200 bales last
year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up
to 10 NJ, $685. bales, against 80, 339 last
week, and 1l2, 9O6 last year.
We have deducted from previous receipts
$3.50 bales rashly set down by the telegraph
reporter for receipts at Galveston on Thurs
day and Friday, when not bale was received.
The same authority estimated 500 bales for
|6aturday, when the actual receipts were II
bales We ignored the 500
TOBACCO - The only sales reported to-day
were hhds Il and 81 at -. The amount on
sale is estimated at 24OO hhds. We continue
to quote as follows, the inside figures for light
and the outside for heavy: Low lngs 73@Sc.
good Tugs, 64@10, low leaf 11@13, medium
selections nominal Received since Satur-
day evening Is hhds; exported none; stock
on hand by our running statement 3218 hhds
The Louisville Courie-rJournal, of Mon
day, reports the market active and firm, the
weather cool, the temperature steadily falling
and some apprehensions of frost. Messrs
Edward Samuelson & Co., of Liverpool, in
their monthly report of the LIST inst, appear
to appreciate the situation Of the American
crop, but state, nevertheless, that the market
had been quiet throughout August; there was
no export demand, and the trade operated
with great caution. Quotations nominally
unchanged.
FRE1GHrs--No further engagements have
been reported since the ship for Havre on Fri
day at 1lc for cotton. We continue to quote
as follows:
BY Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -@sd,
TO New York &c; to Boston via New York,
ll-16c; to Providence and Fall River 11-16c;
TO Philadelphia kc; tobacco to New York So;
-four to Liverpool 3s@3s Sd; bulk grain 3d.
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool, -@9-16d;
to Havre, -@14c; to Antwerp, &c; to Ham
burg &c; to Amsterdam 3D..
SUaAR-There were no receipts this morn
ing. A broker sold for first hands, to grocers
and refiners, 429 hhds, at &c for inferior, and
92c for strictly prime to choice. We quote in
the Job trade from dealers to grocers SIC for
common, So for good common, SIC for fair,
95c for good fair, 9a@lOc for fully fair,
10@10fc for prime to choice, 10S@l0}c for
yellow clarified and 10ac for off white clari-
fed. The stock in the sheds is reduced
to 951 hhds.
MoIAssEs Nothing coming in; nothing
doing and prices can not be given. Stock in
the sheds IT'S bbls and 10 half bbls Louisiana
Molasses, and 80 bbls New York syrup.
FLoUR-Dull, with only small local de-
mand at last Saturdays prices The sales to-
day are confined to 1875 bbls, of whioh Is
double extra at SIS so; so and 100 choice
and 25 choice extra at 81; rs at 81 25;
rs at 81 so; so at 81 62A; 100 at So; 100 at
So Is; 100. 100 800 and 100 bbls on private
terms.
Double extra is quoted at SIS so, low
treble extra SIS rs: good treble extra 500
6 as; choice treble extra Sc 50@6 rs; choice
extra s7@7 IS % Dbl.
OF Texas Flour only 60 bags remain in
first hands, and we do not learn of any on
the way. Last Saturday IS bags good treble
extra sold at $3@3 Is p bag.
A lot of 100 bbls new patent process Flour
was received by rail to-day from Minneapolis,
Mimi, minnesota Club brand, for this
market 1t is of the highest style of choice,
and claims 40 to so ID more bread to the bar
rel than the ordinary process, and in the
Northern and Eastern markets commands very
high prices. It is really desirable for family
and bakers use. Several shipments of the
new patent process have come here recently.
and have won great favor and popularity,
which will undoubtedly result in this market
having regular supplies of it.
Conn MEAL-The supplies are very small,
but there is scarcely and demand. It is held
at So 35@3 40 % bbl., though so and so bbls.
brought So As - bbl; 100 bbls sold at So 50
- Dbl It is jobbing at So 5O@3 IS b Dbl.
Pork Quiet, but steady, with small
stock held at S23 - Dbl for mess. Dealers
are jobbing at s23 25@23 so u Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAr-Quiet with light supply
and quoted at S5@9sc for shoulders. car
load Of 10000 ID shoulders sold to arrive on