The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01

| cOulpdrlsOu Will ltSb year
! 1874,
, Stock On hand September. SIS
Years receipts. Observation-Disclosures - 3.
Exports -----------------.--..- 6,20S
Stock September Observation-Disclosures. 1891 999
Taken for consumption Observation-Disclosures. 90 III
Taken for 1874 - .
Taken for 1872 Observation-Disclosures. 60 81
Taken for Is7I-72 81 II
Taken for 1901. Observation-Disclosures. IL 81
Taken for 1869 20. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 100, 60
The falling off in the acquisitions for consump
ton since 1907 forcibly suggest to what al
increased extent Southern planters have OBJ
| tanned their supplies directly from st. Louis
| Louisville and Cincinnati, for there has proba
bly, been only moderate falling off IN the actua
consumption, although it may have been some
what curtailed by the diminished yield Of cotton
heavy crops of the latter being generally attend
ed with an augmented demand for meat food
DRY SALT MEAT.
| AS will be seen from our tables, the receipts OF
| this article chow slight falling off from last
year, but the movement, nevertheless, has been
Of liberal extent, and the market has ruled at
full prices throughout the year. The demand
has been mostly for city and plantation consump-
ton, but we still hope that, with the increased
facilities afforded by improved means of freight
transportation and cheaper salt, we may yet wit
ness q recovery OF our former export trade to
Great Britain in cut meats
BACON.
Few articles suggest more forcbly the diver
sion of trade by direct communication between
the Southwest and the West than Bacon the
~ & .aos - s - la 80 eoVioase ii ,!
of, the several amounts being 1866 hhds. and
casks, against 1863 last year and 1885 in
1872 8: 72O7 bbls. and boxes. against Q III and
l33O1, and 16,549 tierces, against 1909 and
24,853 respectively This shows decrease from
last wear of IL. 500 bhds and casks. 2O4O bbls
and boxes. and 249O tierces, making a total dc.
crease for the two wears Of Is. esq hhds and
casks. GO94 bbls. and boxes, and 1904 tierces.
Turning to the exports we find an increase to
Cuba, and an increase in the Shipments to New
York also, but large decrease to ali other for.
eign ports. This is the most marked TO Calves.
ton, in our intercourse with which the diversion
OF trade has been felt the most severely al ia an
packa ges are reduced to casks: Exports TO Cnba.
7O4 casks against 1877 last year[increase 367.
to New York, 734, against 5O-increase 6S4:
to other foreign ports than Cuba, mostly Mexi
can, GA against 355.l4l-decreased 1677 to
Galveston. Indanola, etc, against IL 244-de-
crease 6567; to Mobile, 1884 against 324O: decrease
160a 10 Florida ports. 1l9S against 3673-decrease
2475; to other q. s. ports, 49, against 1127-d de.
crease 665. Prices have shown some irregu-
arity, but, like other hog products, have ruled
higher than last year, the extremes being tx and
1$4c for shoulders, against and 10 last year.
md s. and 91 the year before; II q and lie for
clear rib Sides against 61 and az last year, and
Il and II q the year before 1 u and 171Sc for
lear sides, against l4ss last year and S1 and IL
he year before; and ~ and 16c for hams. against
10 and 1871 last year, and 1871 and 20 the year
before.
LARD.
In common with other hog products this article
shows a considerable falling off, both in the re-
nent, and still greater decrease from the wear
,eft re- The receipts embrace ~. $40 tierces.
Iganst 81 1876 last year, 4S, 299 the wear before
,5l4 in 1s71-72 and 49, All in and AZ 943
ore, 45,475 in 1,7l-72 and 57,78S in 1901.
with last year this presents falling off
f 334S tierces and 3519 Kegs, and with the
ear before of 2O,45O tierces and Is 476 kegs.
'rices have ruled much higher than last wear.
md have consequently checked the EXPORT de,
nand. A fair amount, nevertheless has been
AIKEN for Cubs, and a considerable quantity for
M pi pt ~ very n%ie iol o'hes ioreisn potts,
it p consrmnto No apa - ast ~ deIureu ,or
.y r,,hn.n Gr,it nr " n0o' 'ne oeniano ior
III ILL.,, MDo, 70 a ~. ~ ...,
ba aunorts enhracsd Ies1 t;erces We laa sna'
osnst none last wear ion tiercos " ~ Eranca
sans. , noHe iast year, NV uerces 70 france,
so t;aa eoe ,ascn resi- =, asainst
,e w o.s,r y,ra;n, ,o., ouua, 49,. Ss",ss 200
~ ~. ~ 1os ~ NV RI VILE Goy meAican
saH 10 rcas - southew $500, "sa .. none ant
100 TIa .o,,wt aet do1r 1s pDr.s, asalnst
n cort. ;,olrda. A07E 90 n ,1,x,ota, .-.:.-I | L
20 ass t Wnh;a o rU ese ag Sn
10, 800 .a;nt 1871 tn ~, anu ovy 70
~ dg A.s u; nS iarheo !aii n
XII o ha;n hoa ,a.d " .n1 Penls
y Wast "'ns '0oA MAINLY 'upp'ioo uneo'y noni I
M, VS.. .os o.l,r Il
,roas and 1e P ~ ~ ior
a. hrt ,aYe nor M eS,,tr5an oIa@ioo las
on;,h ~ ,ssaIo ~ n NoUorbo' tioshS ~ 'naV
,u,a ID tena.4ncy c,osnS 49, isa~osien ot i ~ 81
80. ~ ana;n go , Jo y. ,ei ~
40 aSr',ar 90 :. 90 uuC ,a o,oseu az
H. =, MaroI :. Saar i,o so WsitIs,
hsa6nsntIy r,,Iiiad and closed at LIE oue
,r;I Il erb;htad dac;doS rnrord ~ Ia :; !.
,sinc At 16IIGS16lI. in Nav il soid a. ieIH 10y,
sea- 81 ~ in limo n rriaJ $500 ~ o. - ~ e.
xer. closing a. IL IN InlH !. Ill - ~ u
! dur;no tha nsst moth hoy aL, ei az ,; !4c,
ration osinp Al 140Si4lie a' 'no"n ou' i''ie i