The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-13

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bracing 1892 to Liverpool, $500 to Havre
: 1895 to Reve 1i5O to Malaga, 1926 to Boston
2l5s to New York and 500 to Philadelphia
to which we have added y by rail-
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from 2 NJ. Yesterday to L NJ
; to-day, 1888 bales, against II 053 last week
and II 400 last year, and since Friday ft, ~
bales, against 7G,5l0 last week and 1866
J last year Total since August 81, Bob, 65o
bales, against 3,22s, $40 up to Thursday
noon, March l., last year excluding the
above II, 400 decrease 1S5, 100.
Exports FRIDAY to Thursday inciusive) to
Great Britain -, - bales, against 4, 123 last
week and p, lG4 last year. and to the Continent
p, 12G bales against 50, OIL last week and iG,ON'
last year. Stocks at ali the delivery ports,
made up to II H., IA, 100 bales, against &C.,
$50 last week and 722 IT last year
The weeks receipts 1t the interior towns
embrace 9t7i bales. against l2.2l' last
week. and lG,Ol7 last year. The shipments
II, S6.. against y, sG1 last week, and 2i,9js
last year, and the stocks, 1O3 21S bales against
los, $50 last week and l22, III last year Com
pared with last year this shows falling oil Of
G513 bales in the receipts, l0.0G' IA ship.
meats ana 1913 in the stocks.
COTTON STATEMENT.
'.'S on mana Sept |, I6i DaleS I1J01
Arrived since last statement 49,. .3i"
Arrived previously. lob, q, i,G2tSl5
1867, .GS
re'fo1 to-day ............. 2h-'
| Cleared previously ...... es3U3l sS632l
5sock on hand and on shipboard not
c-ssFea ...... ..................... Z2.,fi.
stock same time last wear .......-.. 27lN3l
| Io-days exports embraced 1862 bales to
| IL, ~
We have deducted from previous exports
] i96 bales, embracing bales returned and
1893 excess in clearances by New York
steamers over actual deliveries.
Receipts proper since last evening POPS
bales, against 1919 on last Friday and 1926
last year. For comparative totals for the
week and the year, and for weeks exports and
receipts at all ports, see above reports.
TOBACCO. The sales to-day embraced IS
hhds. (1l and 27) at CIV. The amount on
sale is estimated at 1850 hhds We continue
to quote Inferior Tugs 81 991c, medium to
fine l00llIc, low leaf i2al23c, medium
l3014c, good to fine 151l61, and selec-
tons l73C120c.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81, 1874. . 1s17
Arrived we'd prev previously. ?:ad 21e7
s,98l
Exported past three days..........
Exported previous ly.......--. 1921
Broken up for batting. city consurap-
Stock on hand and on shipment -
not cleared. ..-.- 1876
FREIGHTs-The market continues dull and
dropping, and the going cotton rates are
7-1Gd to Liverpool, botn by steam and sail,
and to Havre, b. sail, e but consignments
are respectively held at sl5-32d and l5-lGc.
tV1 f,lt
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool IN 7-lGd
to Bremen II, to Boston, Providence and
Fall River, via New York &c, to New York lie,
to Philadelphia &c.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 7-1GdM,-. to
Havre 3Gr---c, to Bremen 1c, to Barcelona 1c,
to Genoa Lice.
SUGAE-Only u hhds were received this |
morning. The stock in the sheds is now re-
duced to 270S hhds, and there is very little |
offering. The demand is good at stitfening
prices, and some small sales were made. We |
quote 55G,6c for inferior 6M6Ic for
common, 7@7ic for fair, 7!(G7fc for
good fair, 7imsc for fully far, oGlSic
for prime, Sc for strictly prime, SIC |
for choice, 93c for yellow clarified,
95Myl0c for Of white clarified, and |
lO5c for pure white clarified. Tie sales in
the sheds are made by dealers, who obtain
outside prices.
MoLASsEs -Tne receipts this morning com
prised l35 bbls and half barrel The stock
in the sheds has diminished to 7347 bbls and !
l2l half barrels, and the demand is good at
full prices. lot Of 500 bbis sold i'll the
sheds on private terms, and the supplies on
the landing together with some in the sheds
sold at 47c for common termenting and Cos
for strictly prime, not fermenting. Common
is quoted at tia 53c, fair 55c, prime 56Gl59c,
choice 65Ge6Sc - gallon.
FLOUR The stock on hand is small but the
receipts Were rather more liberal this morn
ing. Low grades are very scarce and most
in request The demand is principally for
the local trade, though there were some pur
chases for export, and 41l5 bbls sold, Of
which 40 supertine at 81 80, 80 double extra
at 81 -, 100 and 50 low treble extra at 50,
60 good treble extra at s. 25, 30. 100 and 30
choice treble extra at IS 3d. - choice extra
1t 50 IS, 80 and 200 choice extra at Sc 80 at
s. - 100, 300, 100, $40, 700 and 1900 bbls
on private terms. There are only a few lots
On hand suitable for export.
Conn MEAL Good supply and dull and Of
fering at 50 sOGa3 81 r Dbl. Only 100 100
md 100 bbls sold at that price. We have
heard Of sales at s. 50 not reported. Dealers
ire jobbing at 81 + Dbl.
PoRK-Ihe dealers are mostly supplied.
md the market is quiet oday but very strong
IL Yesterday > I'LL 1TCNtLEtul. NOOu anu lull
weight mess is quoted at $50, and heavy over
weight at $40 so = Dbl Dealers are iobbing /,
ltS20 80 tor full weight, and $50 10 for heavy
100 bbls standard mess sold at
$40 and l2O do at $40 %.
Dry SALT MEAT Is in light supply and
shoulders are very scarce and III demand at
still higher prices. Even the dealers are out. {
30 casks We're sold on the landing com
orisng 10, 10 and IS casks shoulders at &c c
md II casks at nc for shoulders l05c for
lear rib sides and lo4c for clear sides:
% boxes shoulders at nc, 10 casks clear rib
ides at 10 C and 90 clear sides at l0;c = H. a
shoulders in casks are now held at s. 1hey
re quoted loose at : e.
Bacon Is in light supply. with q hot'er
ceiling and tie market e iirmer. Last even =
ng, not reported, 10 casks shoulders sold on
~ landing AZ SIC 2G do clpar VII. SIDE, All |