The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-25

set down ct the opening this morning q
23UO bales, embracing 5000 for Liver
pool -, 700 for Havre, and 1000 for tn
North, which, when deducted from tn
stock on hand by our running statemen
on last evening, leaves 26 500 bales to repre-
sent the quantity at the landing and i,
presses unsoid or waiting orders.
The Exchange reports: 'Sales 1875 bales
including 225 after 3 P. N. yesterday; mar
ket 6rm."
COTTON srArEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l.. 1874 bales 1896
A;ved n MnOe last ssssement 1 nsi
Additional bales from city GIN
nlngs, lntens and loose, per
- Exchange estimate. ......... 1853 1,l51,17t
1.167, 13l
Cleared urenonaly.... 1,1l6,35
Consumed at Lehman, Abra-
nam * Co.'S cotton MILL. 1850 1,117 sol
Stock on hand and on shipboard no.
caSaIe0 ...::....;..:.............. 40, 63t
Ssook same ume last year. 44,101
Receipts proper since last evening "a
bales, against IS on last Thursday, and 1S5
last year, making an aggregate since Friday
evening OF 1851 bales, against $50 last week,
and 1898 last year, and since August 81 OF
O,965 bales. against !, POS, 30S last year
decrease 2l4, 343.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from ~ NJ. yesterday to IL
N. to-day 1474 bales, against 1898 last week
and 1852 last year, and since Friday 7727
bales, against 10, 074 last week, and TO- 524 last
year. Total since August 81, g. 42S 1884 bales,
against 8, 700, 345 up to Wednesday noon, June
"a, hst year Excluding the above 1852
Exports FRIDAY to Wednesday incusive) to
Great Britain 26.OO1 bales, against IA, 254
last week and Is, 35l last year, and to the
Continent 5505 bales, against 1919 last week
h.. and 80 last year.
Stocks at al the delivery ports, made up to
IL NJ, 219 GIL bales, against 255, 528 last
week and 245, Ill last year.
TOBACCO The sales to-day embraced IA
hhds g, 5 and g. at =. This makes an ag-
The amount on sale is estimated at 2O75
hhds but some authorities put it up as high
as $500. We continue to quote as fol-
lows: Inferior Jugs 9@9Ac, medium 100
104c, fine l1@12c, low leaf 12@124c, me-
dunn 134@l4ac, good l54@16ac, fine 17a@
1870, and SELECTIONS 2O@22c. Received since
last evening hhds; exported, 272 to Vigo;
stock on hand by our running statement,
1863 hhds.
FRE1GHrs-The market continues extremely
dull, and rates are barely maintained We
quote as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 7-16d, to
Boston (via New York; &c, to Providence and
Fall River 1870, to New York &c, to Phila-
delphia &c.
By ssil-cotton to Liverpool 7-1ed,
to Havre 15-16c, to Providence and Fall River
9-16c.
SUGAR-None came in from plantation this
morning. There was quite good demand to-
day, however, for grocers' trade, and 81 hhds
sold from first hands and from dealers at Sc
for low fair, SIC for good fair, 9I@9lc for
strictly prime.
MoLAssEs-N coming and nothing doing
on the landing. The stock in the sheds is
held by dealers, and there is only small job
trade at 4O@45c for common, 5O@55c for fair,
5000 for prime, 6O@62c for strictly prime,
and 65(07Oc for choice. Stock in the sheds
barrels.
FIouR-We have to note dull and droop-
ing market to-day, with the demand confined
to the local trade 1880 bbls sold of which
so low treble extra at SIS 25; So 100 and 100
low treble extra at SIS 80; SO and so good
treble extra at SIS IS; 60 choice treble at
Sc 1911; SO at Sc rs; 100 choice extra at
Sc rs; Is at 81; % and 100 at 81 25 % Dbl;
100, 10 and $50 bbls on private terms The
market is now quoted at 81 so for superane;
81 IS for single extra; SIS for double extra;
IS 25a5 so for low treble extra; SIS 60@
IS for good treble extra; SIS 9O@6 rs for
choice treble extra, and Sc 50@7 for choice
and family extra.
Com MEALS in good supply and dull
and Offering at 81 without selling, though 100
bbls brought 81 10; jobbing at 81 LOG "a Is
y Dbl
Cow PEAs-The season is advancing with
large stock, very little demand and declining
prices. By auction 1900 sacks sold to-day at
hrS ho1
orders at 60@75c p bushel.
PoRK-Ths market is quiet but stronger to-
day with very little offering and no inquiry. |
Mess is held at $4,000 so y Dbl as in weight. |
Dealers are jobbing repscked at $40 5000, |
and original at $2l@21 rs, as in weight and |
terms Of sale. A lot Of 60 bbls light aud soft |
mess sold at $40 so and oue Of SO bbls coun-
try mess at $40 fp Dbl
DRY SALT MEAT "A lot Of 16 casks clear |
sides sold on private terms The market is |
very dull, snd sides may be quoted nominally |
at l2c for clear rib and l24c for clear. Shout |
ders are quoted nominally at Sa@ssc loose
and packed. Dealers are jobbing at &c over
these prices.
BAcoN-Small stock and stronger, with q |
better inquiry, especially for clear sides, and
offers of 13c are refused for them and 1910 |
asked Shoulders are held at 9ss99ac, clear
rib sides 13c, with offers of less refused. 10 |
casks clear sides sold at 13lc, 5, Sand 10 do
clear rib at 12sc and II casks shoulders at
sc y fb. Dealers are jobbing at the above
asking prices.
HAMS Choice sugar-cured are in demand
in job lois at l3@l34c, while round lots are
dull at 12a@13c. Ordinary brands are quoted
at l2@l24e y ID. 100 tierces sold on private
terms. Is choice at 13c and So at 134c ID.
Coax IN BULK The market is bare. Two !