The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-05
Stock on hand and on shipboard
Stock on hand same time last


Stock on hand and on shipboard 4O,625
Stock on hand same time last
year. 1891
Receipts proper since Saturday evening 1916
bales, against 44S8 on last Sunday and Monday,
and 68l6 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening of 1859 bales, against 5691 last
week, and $3.50 last year, and since Aug. 81, of
23l8.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
all the ports from IL NJ. Saturday to IL NJ to-day
194SO bales, against Il, 209 last wees and 1851
last year, and since Friday 81, 532 bales, against
1922 last week and 49, 1893 last year. Total since
Aug, 81, 2l3631 bales, against l76, 1926 up to sun
day noon, Oct. 4, last year Excluding half Of the
above 1851 -increase 81 sos.
Exports FRIDAY and Saturday, to Great Bri-
tain 8465 bales, against 1850 last week and 1857
last year, and to the Continent 20 bales against
none last week and 299 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to II
N. 172,234 bales, against 123, 430 last week and
172, 1876 last year.
TOBACCO-The sales to-day embraced and
II hhds. The amount on sale is set down at $3.50
hhds. We continue to quote as follows, the in
side figures for light and the outside for heavy:
Low Jugs 71a9Sc. good Tugs $40 l0c, low leaf
1101l3c, medium 1877 01l61sc good leaf 170gl71sc
fine l9@2Oc, selections nominal Received since
Saturday evening none; exported none, stock on
hand by our running statement 1895 hhds.
Messrs. w. G. Meier & Co., of Louisville in
the monthly circular of the LIST inst, report no
material change during the m onth, and note the
same features with regard to the crop as those
given in recent rept rts.
FREIGHTS-A ship was taken up for Genoa at
13ac for cotton, and steamship put on for Bre-
men at 13-16d The market continues strong.
We quote as follows:
do Wis New York ia: to New York 5sc; to Boston
via New York &c; to Providence and Fall River
via New York &c; to Philadelphia &c. to Bremen
-@13-16d; tobacco to New York S..
Gail not%0 b. LA5 4. - av-v
1Ac: to Antwerp 5sc; to Hamburg &c; to Am
sterdsm I'd; to Genoa 12sc.
SUGAk-Received this morning 13 hhds. A
dealer sold IS hhds yellow clarified in the sheds
at 1910 S3 ID. The stock in the sheds is now re-
duced to 300 hhds. The market is dull with only
q small job trade at SIC for common, $40 for
good common SIC for fair, SC for good fair, "a "a
91sc for fully fair, 91a@93c for prime to choice,
1o@loAc for yellow CHARMED, and 1910 for of
MOLA>SES - Only bbIs old were received
this morning. They were inferior, and sold at
new LOUISIANA sYRUp-only 4 half bar
rels came in this morning. They were not sold.
FLOUR-The demand is confined to the local
trade, and 2lO3 bbls solo, of which so double ex-
ira at IS 25 so do at IS 5c so low treble extra at
extra at Sc IS; so and 20 chOice treble extra at
Sc So 100 and $50 at Sc 621; 25, 25 and so aud 70
choice extra at 81; 80 at 81 1914; 100 at 81 20
rs at $, rs 50 and 80 at 81 so; 100 ct g TO- 100.
process sold at SO so " Dbl. so half bbls choice
extra sold at So so u nalf Dbl.
On Saturday we reported 500 bbs, taken for
Cuba on private terms. subsequently 800 bbls
more were taken.
Superfne is quoted at 81 Is; double extra
S. Is; low treble extra S. 50G6; good do Sc ESQ
6 SO; choice treble extra Sc 50G16 IS; choice ana
family extra s707 25; patent process So 5000 u
Dbl.
CORN NEAL-Continues dull, and only 100
bbls sold at 50 80, and rs at So 10 u bbl The
job rates are SO 1908 25 % Dbl.
GRIrS-Selling in lots at 81 3O@5 35, and job
bling at IS 30 " Dbl.
PORK-The stock on hand is small and the
market is quiet but strong at last Saturdays i'm
provement. Mess is held at s24 so, but only
Is bbls sold at $24 Is u Dbl. Dealers are job
DRY SALT MEAT-We note small stock and
stronger market, with an upward tendency in
prices. Shoulders are held at SIC wholesale,
and are retailing at 94c.58 b. Alot of 1900 Ii
shoulde sold at the depot at $780, and that was
refused for 90. 900 ID more.
BACON-Is excited and in active demand The
market is nearly bare of supplies and prices have
advanced fully &c y ID. 81 casks sold. OF which
casks shoulders at 10c, 10 at lO4c, 10 at
1919, 5 and IL casks clear rib sides at 14a4c,
at l5c, at 1514c, clear at 15344 and 10 at 16c
VI Ii. Shoulders are now held at 1890, clear
rib sides 1910, clear sides 1919 u ID, with
offers Of less refused, and jobbng at &c above
HAMS-Ohoice sugar-cured are very scarce
and in demand. They are quoted at 161a@l7c,
brands less in favor 1524@l6c, inferior and
ordinary 14@l5c1a u tb. ~ tierces sold at 1904
u 10.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is higher in sympathy
with Bacon and is selling at l611a0l7c Il ID.
LARD--is in light supply and in demand at
144M1411ac in tierce, 15c in key and 15140gl5Ic
in buckets. A lot of 100 buckets sold on private
terms.
WHIsKY-Is dull and lower. Louisiana rec
tifei is selling at 81 II, and Western at 81 $50
! 20 u gallon.
CORN IN SACKS Is in fair supply and dull.
Only 100 sacks choice white sold at 75c e
bushe.
OATS-Are in fair supply and moderate de-
mand, at an advance of 81 u bushel. 1850
sacks sold, Of which $50 ST. Louis at 4sc,
$50 and $50 prime at 5Oc 100 choice Galena
at Sic, $50 and 800 choice st. Louis at SIC,
800 fancy Galena at 53c and 200 choice Galena at
Soc u bushel.
bkAN-Light supply and fair demand at firmer
prices Only 200 sacks sold at 81 05 y 100 Ii
HAY-Light supply and fair demand 375 bales
sold. of which 100 prime at 500 so, 80 do at s22,
IS do at s24, so and l20 choice at 500 y ton.
COFFEE-The market is firm. Stock in first
hands 2798 bags; in dealers 10000. We quote
cargoes ordinary 1S1a6el9c (gold). fair 261401
20Isc, good 20ss412lc, prime 21114@2115c "a IL
Job lots ordinary 1854 @191c, fair Z0s4 @ z1c good
2l14121s4c, prime 22g22l4c u ID.
We are indebted tn Messrs. Small 4 Co. for the
foIlou;ny tala0rar, dated Rio 10 Jsneirn Orto-