The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-29

Stock on hand and on sbArd NOS
atcss cs,,. Nm: i::t " s7s
Receipts proper Mnctaturday evening
252 bales, against All ost Sunday and
Monday, and 666 last yeaaking an aggre-
gate since Friday evening32 bales, against
6lO last week, and 1865 year, and siace
last year-decrease 215,1
The Exchange telegrarnske the receipts
ct all the ports from IL on Saturday to
IL. ". to-day 1907 bales, zainst 1888 last
week and 1874 last year, d since Friday,
$3.50 bales, against 1868 laweek, and 34l3
last year. Total since Asst 81, 8, 433, 575
bales, against 8. 705, 1875 no Sunday noon.
june 28, last year (excludihaf of the above
2374) -decresse 272, $50.
Exports Friday and hrdsy to Great
Britain 4030 bales, against ZIG last week and
1857 last year, and to thontinent 10,719
bales, against 413O last sk and 518 last
year.
Stocks at all the deliverprts, made up to
IL NJ, 2O3, TIT bales, aQst 234, 81 last
week and 238. 1876 1last yea ~
ToBAcco- The only salaeported to-day
were hhds at III and at8Ac. Sales thus
far this week 10 hhds; all / week 81. The
amount on sale is estimal at 215O hhds.
We continue to quote as flows: Inferior
Tugs 9@9Ac, medium 10(OAc, 6ne 11@
lac, low leaf l2@12}c, mium 13a@l4ac
good 152@16Ac, fine l73@84c, and se!ec
tons 20@22c. Received sSe last Saturday
evening Is hhds; exportetnone; stock or
hand BY our running statemt 1854 hhds.
FREIaHTs-The market extremely dull,
and shipments of cotton cild probably bt
made to Liverpool at Al; buthus far we lave
heard of none under 7-16d, and accordingly
repeat cur previous quotatios:
BY Steam Cotton to Lwpool oil 6d
TO Boston (via New York; i to Provideact
and Fall River 1880, to lew York &c, te
Philadelphia 10.
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool -@7ld
to Havre 1870. to Providence and Fall Rive
o-16c
SUGAR-Only % hhds hive come in frol
sold on plantation. A lot Of lO7 hhds on tn
landing, received last week, sold this morl
ing at 8sc for good fair. The market is quiz
but strong, with the stock (cO0O hhds) het
in the sheds by dealers with a job trade at 7
for common, Sic for low fair, 8Ic for got
fair. 5000 for fully fair, Ole for prime, 9a1
9ac for strictly prime, 9lc for yellow claritit
and 10a for off white clarified.
. MoIAssEs-None coming in and nothht
doing on the landing. The stock in II
sheds comprises 2738 bbls and 80 half IBIS
held by dealers, who have only very sml
job trade at 40@45c for common, 50@5
for fair, 5000 for prime 100000 for strict,
prime, and 65@70c for choice.
FLoUR-We have to note q dull and te
pressed market especially for spring wha
flour, With liberal stock and large ,e
ceipts since Saturday, comprising 10, 981 bbs
There is no demand for export, very little b
the local trade, and last weeks reduc.
prices are barely sustained on spring wheai
The sales are confined to 1887 bbls, Of Wild
60 double at SIS; so, 100 and 100 good treH
extra at SIS SO; 80 and so choice treble extr
at Sc: ,25 at Sc 12a; 80 choice extra at Sc q
SO choice family at Sc 70; so, IS and 75a
81: 200 and 100 bbls on private terms.
Corn MEALS in good supply but no de
mand. Holders ask 81 and buyers off
So 30 y Dbl Only 100 bbls sold at 81 !
Dbl. Dealers are jobbing at 81 10, II Dbl
PoRK-The market was very strong to-da
at the improvement we noticed on Saturday
and at the close prices were ruling to q stl
further advance OF 25c Dbl. IN
stock is small with very little in first hand:
and dealers are replenishing their stock!
Heavy original mess is held this afternoo
at s2l 25 % Dbl, and offers OF less refused
We learn OF sales to-day Of 1850 bbis orig
nal, comprising 100, 200 and zoo to arrive
and 100 and 100 spot at $40 20, 30, !00 an
200 spot at s2l 7p DBL Light weight tbs
cannot bear overhauling is Offering at s2O .
q bbL Dealers are jobbiDg repacked
$50 so, and original a. S2l G0G21 % T. DO
BACON Small stock and quie., bat stron