The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-12

EatlmateO
loose cotton, linters, ETC., to
LIST inst. ................. 10 oZ,foi
92,683
Cleared to-day. none -
Cleared previously. ............ 44,e0 A,oH
Stock on hand and on shipboard 47,S06
Stock on hand same time last
Receipts proper since Saturday evening GIG
bales, against 1916 on last Sunday and Monday,
and 1892 1astyear, akng an aggregate since
Friday evening OF 1904 bales, against 1889 last
week and 6529 last year, and since August 81 OF
62,l67 bales, against 54,o47 last year-lncrease
1920.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from II M. Saturday to IL d.. today
81 S39 bales against Is, 480 last week and ~ LAT
last year, and since Friday 40 O76 bales, against
ri .535 last week and 1886 last year. Total
since August 81, 1873, TIA bales, against 279, 77iup
to Sunday noon, October II, last year Excluding
half Of the above q. 147-increase 50 $40.
Exports FRIDAY and Saturday TO Great britain
1000 bales, against 1862 last week and 9243 last
year. and to the Continent 1866, against 3l20
bales last week and 1900 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to II
M. 1885, 77 bales, against 172,234 last week and
233, 1874 last year.
TOBACCO-The only sale reported to-day was
1 hid The amount on sale is estimated at 2o0O
hide We continue to quote as follows. the IN
side figures for light and the outside for heavy:
il@lsc, medium 49, s0l611ac, good leaf l7@l71ac,
fine 10000, selections nominal. Received since
Saturday evening, none; exported, none; stock on
hand by our running statement, 3o24 hhds
The H. Y. Tobacco Leaf of Wednesday reports
sales for Italian account, but adds that the di-
minished supply of good Reggie leaf necessarily
contracts operations in that direction.
FREIGH rS-On Saturday we reported ship
for Antwerp at SIG for cotton. We quote AZ
follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -@11-16d., to
do Wis new York I'd; to New York ssc to Boston
via New York 20; to Providence and Fall River,
Bremen -@13-16d; tobacco to New York So
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool . @Sd; to Havre
1 3-l60lZc: to Antwerp / 5-l6c to Hamburg
&c; to Amsterdam ia; to Genoa lsc.
NEW LOUISIANA SUGAR-On saturday we
noticed the receipts Of hhds, the first OF the
new crop this season. Since then ~ hhds new
have come in, from the Lower and Upper
Coasts, and were mostly sold on private terms.
Some choice yellow clarified sold at 95s99a4c &C.
tual tare.
The receipts OF new crop included hhds vel
low clarified per W. s. Pike, consigned to ). w.
Burbridge & Co., from the MISSIONER Plantation
of T. W. Colwell, West Baton Rouge:
NEW LOUISIANA MOLASsES-Received this
morning l73 bbls and II half bbls, mostly new,
and sold on private terms. Some inferior brought
4Oc and fair to prime Coo y gallon.
FLOUR-The market continues very dull ana
is almost at standstill. Only 2O25 bbls sold, OF
which 100 double extra at S.; so and so low ire
BILE at IS 3d. 20 bbls good treble at $6; 10 cnolce
extra at IS 75; 40 at 81 IS; 65 at 81 40; 70 q.
81 So 100 choice family at So 80; 100, 55O l0O and
800 bbls on private terms These were 70 1ne o I'D
Fine is quoted at 81 25dD4 80, superfne "a 621s
GA rs, double extra at $5tO5 rs, low treble extra
s. 3d. good treble ezra So 1906, choice ea treDle i
extra $6 25G16 so, choice extra ST 1901 5O, paten
process IS 50G19 ID Dbl
CORN MEALENo demand Offering at 50 Il
y Dbl. 60 bbls sold at So 10 and so at 50 10 =
GRIrS- Selling in lots at 81 1905 So, and job
bing at S. 80 % Dbl.
PORK-Quiet but strong, with very small
stock on hand Mess is held at s25 5O@26, as il
weight spot and It 70 sa ~ for
to arrive. 80 bbs mess sold on private terms ane
DRY SAIT MEAT-Small stock and none il
first hands. Shoulders are quoted at wholesale
at Ice, and are iobbing at 1910 u ID.
BACON-Is quiet to-day but very strong under
scarcity of supply at 11@l1Hc Tor shoulders
1870 for clear rib Sides and 1919 for clear sides
jobbing at 1s@14c above these prices. =,
at 161a0117c 10 ID. A.
LAkD-ls in light supply and selling in tn
local trade at 1414@141ac for tierce, 15c for he!
and I514@l5lsc tor buckets. -oz
PRIME MESS PORK-Is selling az ~ Dug
PRIME PORK-Is selling at $ls9l9 IL bbl.
RUMP PORK-Is selling at $4,000 F Dbl
PIG PORK-Is selling at s12lDl2 80 u half Dbl
PICKLED PIGS FEET-New are selling
IS so u key.
WHISKY-SmaIl stock and dull. Louisi IN
rectifiei is selling at 81 1901 IL, and Western
81 170p1 10 70 gallon.
WHEAT-7U6 sacks were received IN TWO COL
sigpments this morning from Texas.
HAMS-Choice sugar-cnred are scare
and in demand. They are quoted at l6laf9lit
brands less in favor 15s4@l64c, inferior an
ordinary 14c@15% u ID. rs tierces sold at tn
depot at Ice and 70 choice sugar-cured at 1914
q ID. -.
CORN IN SACKS-The supply is light and tn
demand is limited. $50 sacks sold, OF which III
mixed at 70c $50 do at Tic, 200 yellow at TIC, an
100 do at 74c u bushel
OATS-Good supplyand dull. Only 300 sach
sold, of which 200 inferior at 42c, 200 ordinary
43c and $50 do at 44c ~ bushel.
BRAN-Is In fair supply and limited demand
Only 70 sacks sold at 81 Us u 100 ID.
HAY-Small stock on the landing and in ware
house. The demand is moderate. $50 bales soil
of which so inferior at s22, 70 prime at s24, II
do at s25 and 20 choice at $26 y ton.
RICE-Active demand. Supplies are taken
fast as m;lled. Good grades are most in deman
. The Gales during the past three weeks have bee
in excess of the receipts of clean. Stock on han
$500 bbls. We quote Louisiana No. 2. 2s4@3
common 411s615c, ordinary 54@5sc, fair 6@64
good 61a@6s4c, prime &c = d.