The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-26

To-days exports were to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 1443
bales, against 6S2 on last Saturday and
$50 last year, making an aggregate since Aug
81 of 17,17O bales. against Is, 572 last year
decrease 1402.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
ct all ports from II M. yesterday to IL NJ to-
day 1O,O63 bales, against 5349 last week and
Sl94 last year, and since Aug. 81, lib, 100
bales, against 95, $40 up to Friday noon, Sept
rs, last year, Excluding the above 8194)-in-
crease IL, 500.
Exports yesterday to Great Britain none
against 1912 bales last week, and none last
year, and to the Continent none, against none
last week and none last year.
ToBAcco-We did not hear of sale to-day.
The amount on sale is estimated at $500
hhds. We continue to quote as follows,
the inside figures for light and the outside
for heavy: Low lugs 7J6sc, good Tugs, $40
10, low leaf 11@13, medium 131@16Ic. good
leaf l7@18ac, fine 1920, selections nominal.
Received since last evening 10 hhds exported
none; stock on hand by our running state
ment 1861 hhds.
FKEIGHrs- The steam rate to Liverpool has
been advanced 1.32d and is now 21-32d. The
rumor yesterday relative to ship having
been fixed for Havre at lie for cotton has
been confirmed. We quote Us follows:
by OteHtAA-OOttOu W AlSoIpOOl -\0}ll-Olu,
to New York &c; to Boston via New York,
11-16c; to Providence and Fall River 11-16c;
to Philadelphia &c; tobacco to New York So;
flour to Liverpool 3s93s Cd; bulk grain Cd.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool, ODD; to
Havre, ! 3-16@11 lc; to Antwerp &c; to Ham
burg 10; to Amsterdam I'd.
SUGAR-There were no receipts this morn
ing The market is dull with only small job
trade from dealers to grocers at 6ac for COM
mon, SO for good commoa, 94c for fair, 9Ic for
good fair, 94GD10c for fully fair, 10(910Ic for
and l03c for off white clarified. Stock in the
sheds to 1852 hhds
MoLAssEs- coming in. and nothing
doing. No settled prices Stock ia the sheds
1581bbls and half bbls Louisiana Molasses,
and 80 bbls New York syrup.
New LOUISIANA CANE SYRUP. - Fourteen
barrels and IL half barrels new syrup were re-
ceived this morning, the first this season.
8 barrels good cane syrup came by Morgan's
Louisiana and Texas Railroad, from Boutte
Station, consigned to Messrs. Male q Cam
Richard Milliken, broker. No offers
yet made for it.
Eight half bbls siro de batterie from Asren-
sion parish, plantation ofFelix Renaud & Son,
consigned to Messrs. Lanaux q Co., only
three half bbls yet landed; no offers yet made.
Two bbls syrup from the neighborhood of
Baton Rouge, Brooks plantation, Iberville,
consigned TO S. Henderson Putnam, broker,
asking 81 25 u gallon and no bids.
Four barrels aud half bbls, Eldorado
plantation, Bayou Teche, consigned toMessrs.
Magee, Snowden & Violet, received by Nor
gans Louisiana and Texas Railroad, not yet
landed Boisblanc, broker.
The first receipts Of new syrup last year
were on the 18th of October, from New River,
parish of Ascension, classed fair, and sold at
ST. - gallon. TWAS made of immature cane.
The cane in that parish was then reported
backward.
FLoUR-The market continues dull and de-
pressed, with good stock on hand. 1000
bbls were taken for export on private terms,
and the sales in the local trade were confined
to 400 bbls Of which 80 superfne at 81 rs; 80
single extra at SIS; 100 bbls eff in color at
SIS so; 80 choice treble extra ut Sc S71; 40
choice extra at 81; and $50 bbls on private
terms
The market is quoted at 81 rs for super
fine, SIS for single extra, So 25 for double
extra, So 5095 62a for low treble extra. SIS rs
(06 for good treble extra. So 25@6 so for
choice treble extra, Sc 1907 so for choice
and family extra, and So 50@9 for new
patent process.
OF Texas Flour SO bags good treble extra
sold on Thursday at So rs p bag; leaving
only 80 bags in first hands. apd none coming.
y Com MEAL-No demand Offering at So 20
az Dbl. Dealers are jobbing at 50 80 y Dbl.
GR1Ts-Good supply and fair demand in q
lob way at SIS SOFAS 60 u Dbl
DRY SALT MEAr-Is fully to. stronger,
under scarcity of supply. Shoulders are
now quoted at 9lc., and dealers are jobbing
them at 93@9ac. u ID Some 20 casks new
shoulders sold, spot, at 9ac.. and $4,000 10
shoulders, to arrive, at Sc. % TO.
BAcoN-The market is excited, with an
active demand for sides on speculation and on
Western account. at yesterdays materially ad-
vanced prices. Shoulders are comparatively
dull. The sales embrace $50 casks. including
all the clear sides that could be had; COM