The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-26

6e0ck same time last year. ........... 1888
To-day's exports we're to New York.
Receipts since last evening IS bales
against SO on last Wednesday and 1O4 las
year, making an aggregate since Friday
evening OF 164 bales, against 125 last week
279 bales, against 1.2l7,557 last year-de
crease 223, 278.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
Ut al the ports from IL NJ. yesterday to
IL N. to-day 465 bales, against 221 last
week and 931 last year, and since Friday
2245 bales, against 1894 last week and 1891 last
year. Total since Aug 81, 3.461, 273 bales,
against 8, 75S, 719 up to Tuesday noon, Aug 25,
last year Excluding the above 931)- de-
crease 297, 446.
Exports (Friday to Tuesday inclusive) to
Great Britain 1900 bales, against 655 last
week and $3.50 last year, and to the Continent
$50 bales, against 300 last week and none
last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports. made up
to IL NJ, 8O,775 bales, against 92,032 last
week and 113, 1922 last year.
ToBACCo-Not q transaction was reported
to-day. The stock on sale by our running
account is 1915 hhds, but factors do not
count up more than 1900 Until the mar
ket shows some movement and prices are
more settled, we forbear quotations. Received
since last evening hhds; exported LAT to
New York; stock on hand by our running
statement 3OS6 hhds.
The Louisville Oowier-.Journdl of Monday,
in its weekly review says: The weather only
moderately favorable to the growing crop, as
the low temperature prevailing, with occa-
sional rains interspersed, is not bringing the
plants forward as rapidly as could be desired
after the long rainy season which 50 greatly
delayed their growth. Complaints from some
sections are very serious
Sound common lugs are uoted at St 50(9
s, good do at 81 5O@9 SO. common leaf at
sIOla12. medium at $12@14, and fine and
choice at $2O@22. The ABOVE includes light
and heavy. Weeks sales 45l hhds.
FRE1GHrs-As yet we have heard OF no
shipments to Liverpool at more than l5-32d
for cotton; but one of the steamships on the
berth being nearly full and the other limited
at Id, both are now asking that rate, and our
quotation is advanced accordingly. We quote
as follows: ~,
grain Sd, flour 3S@8s Sd; 70 Boston lvla
1916. to New York 10, to Philadelphia &c.
~ Sail - Cotton to Liverpool I'D, to
Havra 1916. to Providence and Fall River
1880.
SraAR-There were no receipts this morn
inc. There Il : good local demand, and there
were sales from dealers to grocers OF 20
hhds, at sa@sic for good eo@mo s,; &c td ior
1Oc for prime, 104c for choice, lO3c ior Yeiiow
clarified and 1OAc for of white CHARMED.
MoLAssrs-Little or none coming in ana
nothing doing We quote as e GssSsss j fop
lair, 5s@S0c for prime, eo@e2c for prime,
and 65(S7Oc for choice. Stock IN the sneos
1925 bbls and SO half bbls Louisiana Moiasses
and 80 bbls New York syrup. -,
FLouR-Dull market and only small local
demand at yesterdays prices. Only looo dds 1s
sold, of which so low treble extra ct 30; o 20
100 choice extra At 81 as; 100 at IS. SO at
So %, and 400 bbls on private terms
We continue to quote in job lots iot s1e
local trade ct So IS for double ex "a; aosg
123 for low treble extra; Sc 25(96 5O iof
good treble extra, Sc 75@7 12a for choice
treble extra, and 81 25@8 Is for choice ana
family extra. -.