The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-21

D"A~~' ~NS-
ket irregular and unsettled" Its quotations are
reduced 14c for Middling and Hc for other
grades.
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept. /, 1S75..... 9,3ib
Arrived since our last statement. $3.50
Arrived previously. ............. l34,O2l l4oIf
15O,6s3
Cleared previously. ............. $500 e5O7o
Stock on hand and on shipboard 85,623
Stock on hand same time last
year. Observation-Disclosures. 0I,Zoo
Receipts proper since last evening 5797 bales,
against 1867 on last Wednesday and 17l7 last
= year, making an aggregate since Friday evening
iof22,947 bales against 49, l62 last week. and 3D.
aI5 last year. and since Aug 3lst OF l0o 932 Dales
AGAINST Sc, OS2 last year--increase 20,S5O.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
81 the ports from II NJ. yesterday to y NJ. to-day
$50 bales, against 2O,367 last Wednesday
bales, against 81, O92 last week and $500 last
year; total since August g. 1888 bales, against
437, 3O1 up to Tuesday noon, October 20, last year
{excluding the above 10, 32i)-increase S0,6S2.
Great Britain 1882 bales, against 49, 1877 last week
and 29,805 last year, and to the Continent
1O33S bales, against 20 913 last week and 1888 last
stocks at all the delivery ports made up to 70
~, 3l2,072 bales, against 253, 1874 last week and
308 055 last year.
TOBACCO-We did not hear Of a transaction
to-day. The amount on sale is estimated at 250O
hhds. We continue to quote as follows: Tugs at TO
TIE, good SG19c low leaf 9(0l21ac medium at 1870
14I1c, good 151a0Dl7c and fine at 10000. Re-
celved since last evening, none; exported none !;
stock on hand by our running statement 29so
hhds.
7 FREIGHTS-Y Yesterday we reported ship for
Havre at 3.16c for cotton. Nothing has been
reported since, and we continue to quote as fol-
lows:
~ Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -011-16d., to
Bremen 1850; to New York re; to Boston,
Providence and Fall River. via New York 24c;
to Philadelphia &c.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool @5sd; to Havre
-@1 3-l6c: to Antwerp 5-l6c; to Hamburg
&c; to Amsterdam ia; to Genoa 12sc; to Bremen
1nDGAR-There were no receipts this morning.
Yesterday prime sold at SIC, II % cent tare,
and some old yellow clarified at 911aac T3 ID What
little old stock left in the sheds is jobbing at
8@S1lc for fair, S1s9824c for good fair, g.,
for fully fair, and 914@91ac for prime. -,
MOLASSES-Recelved this morning 80 bbls
new. s barrels choice new Molasses sold at 73c,
and bbls choice syrup at 75c R.gallon. The bal
ance of the recei pts were sold to dealer on prl
vate terms.
FLOUR-ThFe are orders here for Cuba I'M
executed, owing to the absence OF freight room
The movement is consequently confined to the
local trade, and only 1000 bbls sold, OF which SO
good superfne at 81 %; 100 unsound at 50; %
low treble extra at S. so; 100 good treble extra
extra at Sc 50 $50 at Sc 621a $50 choice extra at
81 10; 100 at 81 % and 600 bbs on private terms
In addition to the above we have heard Of a sale
of 600 bbls for Cuba on private terms.
Fine is quoted at 81 25C14 so, superfne 81 62Ia
IA IS, double extra at $595 Is, low treble extra
S. 90, good treble x,ra S. rs, choice treble
extra s606 so, choice extra Sc 1907 so, patent
process IS 5O@9 u Dbl.
CORN MEAL-Ihere is very little on hand
and fresh is scarce and commands So % u Dbl.
as 80 and so bbls sold at that price.
bing at IS 80 u Dbl.
"a rs % bb'. Yesterday 70 bbls sold at that
price, Dealers are jobbing at s25@25 25 % Dbl.
To-day, 200 bbls mess sold at s24 u Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-None in first hands, and
demand. Shoulders are quoted, to arrive, at 1Oc
IND dealers are jobbing them ut 1919 f3 ID.
n BACON-We note better tone III the market
to-day, and holders are asking Ac higher
l416c, clear sides 145s u ib,;with some offers Of
less refused and the stock smostly held off the
market. 10 casks clear rib :sides sold at lac, IL
lOAc u ID. Dealers are jobb'ng at 14G11ac above
HAMs-0hoice sugar-curea are in light supply
and in request. They are qsoted at 17@l71ac
6snes ess o IN at oass proea
BREAKFAST BACON-Islin fair supply and
moderate demand, at 16@l64ac u ID:
LARD-The supplies are yery light, and there
ia no fierce Lard in first ha9ds. There is an &C
tive job demand at l451ss@li94c for tierce, 1919
for key and Isl 4t0151ac for bucket.
WHISKY-Rectifed is dull and selling only
In a jobbing way at 81 14G11 II for Louisiana
and 81 20 for Western. The stock on hand Is
PICKLED PIGS FEET-Are quoted at So u
kUMP poRK-Is selling at $50 u Dbl.
PIG PoRK-Is selling at s12 25@12 so q half
PRIME MESS poRK-Is selling on orders at
!. ~ " bbl
rEGAr-Supplies in sacks are coming in
from Texas, but We do not learn of any SASS.
! OORN IN BULK-There is no stock on hand
but sellers are prepared to deliver here million
4 of bushels at Csc % bushel. The movement is
retarded by the absence OF freight room.
CORN In SACKS-None on the landing. Light
eupply in warehouse. Moderate demand at
Yesterdays prices. 600 sacks sold, of which 100
yellow and $50 white mixed at S0c 800 white at
Sic, and so choice white at SIC y bushel.
OATS-Are in fair supply and moderate de-
rnand at weaker prices. 1900 sacks sold of which
500 on private terms, 200 and 800 at 43c, 100
ST. LOUIS at 49c and 200 choice white at 53c u
bushel.
BRAN-None in first hands. Yesterday there
we're sales at 81 0211a u 100 ID.
HAY-Choice is in demand. The market is al
most bare. Good supply of other grades, and
no demand for them. Only 50 bales ordinary sold
at s2l e ton
show no change. Receipts are still large. We
,nuote at wholesale: Louisiana No. 2, 2s4@3c,
common 41s05c ordinary 51a05s4c, tar Ga
SIC, good 611a@634c, prime &c . 70.
COFFEE- The market is dull. Stock in first
hands 354s bags; in dealers hands 10000. We.
nnote cargoes: Ordinary 1S1a@19Lc, (gold),
fsir 201a@2O34c, good 2i@2114c. prime 211S0
xq1slc q b. JOB lots, ordinary 1870. fair 2O74c
/ rood 81 &C, prime 2l4c y ID.
u nAGGfNG-Tioht supnly and good demand.
kpomestic iute is quoted at Wholesale at 1870
fsls, retailing at lac y yard. India 1011ac at
Wholesale and at retail II &c q yard.