The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-08


Stock on hand Sept. l. 1S75...... 1916
Arrived since our last statement. 5529
Arrived previously. ............. t06ol 6b,Zl0
1918
Cleared to-day. ................. 6,9l3
Cleared previously ............ N,l52 34,06o
Stock on hand and on shipboard 42,121
Stock on hand same time last
year. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5o,lil
To-day's exports embraced 1413 bales to Havre
and $500 per German ship Strassbury, 1910 tons
to Revel.
Receipts proper since last evening 4s07 bales,
against 2297 on last thursday and 1922 last
year, making an aggregate since Friday even
ing Of 49, $50 bales against 10 900 last week, and
1910 last year, and since Aug. 81, OF 30 ,36f
bales, against "A, 125 last year-iucrease 62O9.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from II M. yesterday to II NJ. to-day
1922 bales, against II ,461 on last Thursday,
and II 1877 last year, and since Friday 81, 755
bales, against 62, 6S3 last week, and 76,Sl6 last
year. Total since Aug, 81, 264 854 bales, against
2l7,532 up to Wednesday noon, Oct. 7, last year
{excluding the above 1887 increase 1892.
Exports FRIDAY to Wednesday inclusive) to
Great Britain 066 bales, against 5l25 last week
and 1892 last year, and to the Continent 1878
bales against 227S last week and 299 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to II
N. 20l,9 02 bales, against 156027 last week and
202 100 last year.
TOBACCO-The only sale reported to-day was
2hhds. The amount on sale is estimated at $500
hhds. We continue to quote as follows the In
side figures for light and the outside for heavy:
Low lugs 71a08c, good Jugs lpc, low leaf
ll0ll3c. medium 131a0ll61oc, good leaf 17(0Il71lc,
fine l90l2Oc. selections nominal. Received since
last evening" AZ hhds; exported, none; stock on
hand by our running statement, 1892 hhds.
Messrs. ans & Son and RAIDER Son, OF New
York. in their monthly circulars of the LIST inst.
corroborate the previously reported decline in
ordinary and nondescript sorts OF Kentucky, and
some modification in other kinds.
FREIGH TS-A ship was taken up for Genoa
to-day at - for cotton. Yesterday we reported
one for Havre at l 20. We continue to quote as
By Steam Cotton to Liverpool -@11-16d., to
do vi. New York I'd: to New York &c; to Boston
via New York p 9; to Providence and Fall River,
via New York l3-16c; to Philadelphia &c; to
Bremen -@13-l6d; tobacco to New York 3d.
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool @5sd; to Havre
11lc: to Antwerp &c; to Hamburg &c; to Am
sJerdam I'd; to Genoa 13s
SUGAR-Received this morning 10 hhds old.
No new received as yet, and nothing doing
worthy of note. Stock unsold in the sheds 3OO
hhds. Dealers have job trade at 754G1S14 for
Slc for fully fair, s1sc for prime. fo1
choice, and ga @110c for yellow clarified.
NEW LOUISIANA MOL ASSE5-The first re-
oeiyed this season-42 bbls new Louisiana Moass-
es came in this morning, the first OF the new
crop received this season comprising 10 bbls,
signed to ORDER from the parish OF st. James.
CHASING PRIME and sold to a dealer at 66c +
gallon 10 bbls from the Upper Coast, consigned
to W.T. el and 10 bbs ron s N Hd
Alta Villa Plantation, parish of st. James, con-
signed to Messrs. Chi-m & Boyd chasing prime,
aud sold to a dealer at Csc y gallon. New
Molasses is quoted at 500g55c for common to fair
ard 6OG66c for prime to strictly prime.
The first receipts of New MOlasses last year
were bbls on the 9th of October, from lhe par
ish Of st. James, classed prime, and sold at soc
SH EWTo1rrs1.NA syRJ1p-On1v Q hills came
in Is morning. They were not sold. Common
is quoted at 4O@45c, fair 50055: u gallon.
FLOUR-The market is dull and more de-
pressed, with only local demand. 100 bbls
sold Of which 80 and so superfine at IS; 30
double extra at IS 80; so at S. 3711a 2j, 70 and
100 low treble extra at IS 80; 100 and 10 good do
at IS IS; 200 do at Sc; $50 choice treble extra
at Sc 3O rs at IS s.; 100 choice extra at Sc 49, lOC
ut Sc S71as so at 81; 100 and 100 at 81 25 and %
at 81 rs y bbl., and 200 bbls. on private terms.
Superfine is quoted at 81 1906, double extra
at S. 25, low treble extra S. so; good do S. 75G6
choice treble ezra s6 2506 80; choica and family
extra Sc 1901 so; patent process So 5009 i
CORN MEALS stronger under Western ad.
vices and a small stock held at So 1908 25 u
Dbl. TO bbls. sold at 49, and IS at 50 05 u bbl
GIRL Selling in lots at "a 3O(1I5 30, and job
bling at SIS 80 u Dbl.
FORKS in very light supply, in request and
strong, and held at $25 q Dbl. for mess. car
load Of 60 bbls sold at the depot at s24 50,
ana lOu DDlS w dTIise, ds SA1 ~ U wv ~ 40 JoD
bling at s25 f9 Dbl.
Toward the close the stock was held
at s25, with all offers Of less refused. lot Of
100 bbls was in treaty at $25.
BACON-The movement is restricted By the
great scarcity Of supply. Shoulders are quoted
at lie, clear rib sides 151491534c, clear sides
161s@i65sc - ID. Jobbing at &c above these
prices; II casks shoulders sold on private terms,
l6 do at 1Olc, and at 105sc u ID.
DRY SALT MEAT-NOne in first hands. A
car load Of shoulders, loose, just in, sold at 81
% ID. They are quoted at Ice, and jobbing al
1910 U b.
HAMS-Choice sugar-cured are scarce
and in demand. They are quoted at 161aGl7c,
brands less in favor 15s40ll64c, inferior and
ordinary 14c@15H u 10. - tierces choice sold
at 1879, and II at 1915 II b.
BREAKFAST BACON-Fair supply and dull
at 1611s@17c Il ID.
LAkD-Is in light supply and selling in the
local trade at 1414@1411ac for terce, 15c for keg
and 514tG151ac for buckets. A lot Of 25 kegs re-
fined sold at 15c y ID.
WHISKY-Sman stock and dull. Louisi ans
rectitied is selling at 81 16l II, and Western al
81 17@l 10 T gallon. To-day 100 bbls rectiied
PRIME MESS PORK-Is selling at s21 SOC
% u Dbl, on orders.
PRIME PORK-Is selling at $18619 % Dbl.
RUMP PORK-Is selling at $4,000 d bbL
PIG PORK-Is selling at $12M12 80 u half Dbl
PICKLED PIGS FEET-Seme new have sr
rived and sold at SO 5004 y keg.
CORN IN SACKS Good supply and moderate
demand at previous prices. Only $50 sacks sod
of which 500 mixed at zoe, 200 white mixed a,
Tic, 100 do at 73c and $50 white at 74c59 bushel
OATS-Good supply of st. Louis; the demand