The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-23

BOT looWn Rt the opening this morning at
35Oq bales, embracing 1900 for Liverpool,
and 1910 for Havre, and 500 for the North,
which, when deducted from the stock on
hand by our running statement last evening,
leavhs 70, 100 bales to represent the quantity
at the landing and in presses unsold or
awaiting ORDERS
Tle Exchange reports: ''Sales, $50 bales;
quotations nominal" Its figures are re-
duc4d 4c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
STOCK on hand Sept. l, 1874 bales 1883
Arrived since last statement. 10
Arrived prevtouslv. l1ASO4
Additional bales from city GIN
nihgs, lntens and loose. Il, 1868 l,l56, III
172,730
OeaFed to-day. none
Uea bed previously 49,. :. 1,14s,oOs
Condumed at Lehman, Abra-
ha 20 u Co.'s cotton MILL. 1,15O 1,149, 15s
Stock on hand and on shipboa.d not
0k8f0O Z3,57I
Stock same time last year. ............ 27,l7s
Receipts proper since last evening 4
baleh, against II on last Thursday, and
~ lhst year, making an aggregate since Fri
day evening of 3l8 bales, against 493 last week
and Ill85 last year. and since August 81 OF
1874, 923 bales. against 1912, GIL last year-de-
creas e 218, 648
II e Exchange kilograms make the receipts
ct ell the ports from IL M. yesterday to
IL DF to-day 692 bales, against 1913 last
weeh| and 1913 last year, and since FRIDAY
1876 bales, against 1888 last week and 4754
last year. Total since August 81, $3.50, O42
bales against 1888, 474 up to Wednesday
nooni July %, last year Excluding the above
1881 decrease 283, 1872
Exports FRIDAY to Wednesday inclusve) to
Greaa Britain 1869 bales, against S416 last week
nd last Nd RI fhn Nopt ,ar,kO
balesI against 1907 last week and 2693 last
Stopks at all the delivery ports made up to
IL MI 1875, 902 bales, against LAG, 526 last week
and Cpl, 229 last year.
ToIiAcoo-To days sales embraced /, 2 and
hhdb. We learn that 1900 hhds Spanish Tugs
have changed hands at New York at 84@8ac
Telegaams from Louisville, dated this morn
ing. report further damage to the growing
crop from continued rains, and that leaf had
advanced in that market L. This corrobo-
rates letters from Paducah, Of the Goth inst /.
which state that big crop ideas were played
out, and that the damage was variously esti-
matchbox, many claiming that half crop
can nGt De raised-that is, half of what was
expected no more than fair average
of very poor quality.
This intelligence has strenthened the views
of factprs but for the present we omit quota
GlO0S. line amount Oh Sale Is cStludtouat lfAO
hhds. Received since last evening none; ex-
ported none; stock on hand by our running
statement 3405 hhds.
FREIbHTs-The market continues dull, but
with the limited supply of tonnage masters
are more stringent in their pretensions, and
a vessel could hardly be had under 7-16d(DAd
for Liverpool, and 1c for Havre. Grain could
, have been shipped for the former port at Sd,
but masters now talk of 1Od. In reference
we reptat our previous quotations as follows:
BY stteam-Ootton to Liverpool -l9sd.
20 Boston (via New York; &c, to Providence
and Fail River 1880, to New York &c, to
By dali = Cotton to Liverpool Sd, to
Havre I5-16c. to Providence and Fall River
SUoAa-The receipts this morning COM
prised a5O hhds, previously sold on planta-
ton. & lot Of SO hhds sold from first hands
to dealer at 7ac for low common, and &c for
good fair, and a reiner sold 40 hhds seconds
At 9@9Ic y fb. We quote as dealears job
rates, $40 for good common, S396sc for low
fair, 1OdlOIc for yellow clarified, and 104@
lie for white clarified. Stock in the sheds
2599 hhds; on the landing 500 hhds
MoLAssEs - None in this morning and
nothing doing We quote as dealers job
prices 4Ol945c for common, 50955c for fair
b866O fer prime, 60@62c for strictly prime
and 65@70c for choice. Stock IN the sheds
1876 bbIs and 81 half bbls.
FLOUR The stock has been much reduced
and is estimated to day at %. 900 bbls unsold
The market is very strong and there are buy
ers at Yesterdays prices, but there is very
little Offering even at the advanced prices
given last evening. Several offers for
round lots were refused. The assortment is
fair. There were sales in the local trade to-
day of lla5 bbs, of which IS good treble at
az 25: LOG choice treble extra at Sc 70; SO,
20. 90 and 200 choice extra at 81 25, and 100.
$50 and 500 bills on private terms.
The market is very strong at yester-
DAVIS advance, and we quote: Superfne 81 IS;
single extra SIS; double extra, So %; low
treble exika, So 62I@5 rs; good do, S.;
choice do Sc 2596 rs; choice extra, SIG
2 so; and some very desirable brands are
held still higher.
Conn MEAL The market is very dull. and
orIv so and so bbls sold at SO IS and % at
So 80 u bpl. Only very small Job trade at
81 p Dbl.
Cow PEAs-The season is drawing to close
and there IL OILY a very small job demand on
orders at 5b@60c p bushel.
PoRK-Jthe market is still stronger to-day
under a Amall stock, very little offering,
favorable western advices and an active de-
mand. Orders were received from the West
a. hold higher. and mess is now held at S22 80
Go3 az i'm weight. and offers of S42 % were
ysfnsed for Sood weight; 100 bbls light weight
soid az sol no 100 and 100 full weight at s22
ISil &C 500 d28. 25. IS and $50 in several lots
a. 900 81. and SO bbls on private terms-to-
oetber l2l6 bbls. Nearly all the stock is now
Se,d u,aeI limit. Dealers are Jobbing at
SO 1923 W Dbl ...o,,o,