The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-29

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| nings, lntens and loose. 1886 1,.57, 223
LIZ, 176
Cleared to-day. .......... 355
| Cleared previously. 1,156,599
! Consumed at Lehman, Abra-
ham Il Co.'s cotton mill H.. 1929
| Net corrections OF manlfests
| and clearanceS. 1883 1,l60,l7l
stock on hand and on shipboa5d no,
cleared ................... 1905
| Stock same time las. ysar ~ l5,471
| To-day's exports were to Vera Cruz.
| Receipts proper since last evening % bales,
against AZ on last Saturday and 10 last year,
and sin Sc August 81, 1914 36l bales, against
]. 223, 971 last year-decrease 229 G10.
The Exchange teiegrams make the receipts
1t all the ports from IL M. yesterday to
II VI. to-day 736 bales, against 673 last
week and 1853 last year, and since Aug.
81, 3463, 800 bales, against 3, 761, $50 up to
Friday noon, Aug 2S, last year Excluding
the above 1859 decrease 296, 1885,
Exports friday to Great Britain none,
against 800 bales last week and CAT last
year, and to the Continent none, against $50
last week and none last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up
to u NJ, 1921 bales, against 1873 last
week and los, 079 last year.
| ToBAcco-We did not hear of transac-
account is 1916 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 bales; exported, none;
stock on hand By cur running statement,
| 1898 bales.
FREIGHrs reported to-day. We
continue to quote as fellows:
| BY Steam-Cotton TO Liverpool -61d,
a u y O.
New York; &c, to Providence and Fall River
1850, to New York &c, to Philadelphia &c.
By Sail - Cotton to Liverpool sd, to
| Havre 15-16c. to Providence and Fall River
| l3-16c.
| SUGAR-There were no receipts this morn
| ing The market is steady and strong with a
| fair local demand and with small and dimin-
ishing stock. Dealers are selling in job lots in
the sheds at S4@S4c for good common, Sc for
| fair, SIC for good lair, 9l@9lc for fully fair,
| lOc for prime, 1O4c for choice 1O4c for yellow
clarified and l04c for off white clarified.
Stock in sheds 2O04 hhds.
MoLAssEs-Received this morning 10 bbls.
Nothing doing. Common is quoted nominally
at Acc, fair Sue, prime $50, choice 60@65c f9
gallon. Stock in the sheds 1913 bbls and 10
half bbls Louisiana Molasses and 80 bbls New
York syrup
FLoUR-As usual toward the close Of the
| mouth, there is only small local demand.
The stock on hand is fair, and consists
mostly of medium and low grades, which are
very dull. Strictly choice Flour is compare
lively in light supply and held strongly at
full prices. The first car load of new Texas
Flour is expected here on Monday. The
sales are confined to 1875 bbls, of which SO
double extra at So IS; 100 choice treble ex-
ira at ST. $50 choice extra at 81 SO;
100 at IS; so at So 129; % at So 25, and 100
bbls to the local trade at IS SO Il Dbl, and
1000 bbls taken for export on private terms.
The market is quoted in job lots for the
local trade at SIS so for superfine, So IS for
double ex :ra, s6@6 129 for low treble extra,
Sc 25G16 so for good treble extra, Sc 1907 rs
for choice treble extra, and 81 50@8 so for
choice and family extra.
Corn MEAL-Liberal supply and no de-
mand. Only few job sales at So 60 = Dbl.
50 bbls brought 50 60 e bbl.
Cow PEAS Very little left on hand; jobbing
at 75c II bushel.
PoRK-Although advces from Chicago are
more favorable, we have to note a dull mar
ket here, and prices 25@50c u Dbl easier
tor buyers. Mess is now quoted at 500 25(9
% 80 sholesale, and is retailing at $3.50
% 25 2 Dbl. lot of rs bbls brought S22 Is
p Dbl.
PRIME PoRK-Is selling on orders at $40 u
Dbl.
RuMP PoRK-Is selling on orders at SIS 80
@l9 p biol.
PIG PoRK-Is selling at s11 5O@12 z
half Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Liberal receipts and
no demand. Shoulders are offering at Gle, and
dealers have a small job trade at $1,000 q ID.
BAcoN-Strictly choice Bacon is scarce, and
the market is decidedly stronger to-day.
Shoulders are quoted at 1090l0lc, clear
rib sides at lac. clear sides 14s@144c = ID.
Dealers are jobbing at lc above these prices.
A lot of 55 casks shoulders sold at 104c z ID.
BREAKFAST BACoN-The market is bare.
Supplies would command 17@17kc y ID. A
lot of 10 boxes sold on private terms. A lot
of 10 boxes sold on private terms.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured are in light sup
ply and strong, with an upward tendency in
prices Fancy brands are quoted at 145@15,
those less in favor 14@141c z ID. A lot of
q tierces sold to-day at 15c q ID.
LARD-Light supply, but only in job de-
mand. Tlerce is quoted at 144GD145c, key
15l@15Ic, buckets 154@16c q ID.
WH1sKY-Small stock and fair demand in
a job way. Louisiana rectiied is selling at
81 %, and Western at 81 23@1 25 Z gallon.
20 bbls Louisiana rectified sold at 81 %, and
10 bbls old Bourbon at SO 80 70 gallon.
Corn IN BULK-None on hand. Small ar
rivals by the railroad are in transitu for Ala
bama.
WHEAT IN BULK-The supplies are exclu-
sively from Texas, and are sold as received at
81 25@1 % y bushel, taken for Liverpool
and New York.