The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-08-27

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Receipts proper since last evening Is bales,
Jgainst on last Thursday and IA last
year, making an aggregate since Friday
evening OF III bales, against 131 last week
and 1926 last year, and since August 81, 1914,
292 bales. against 12l7,571 last year-de.
crease 223, 279.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
ct all the ports from 70 NJ. yesterday to
II NJ. to-day 393 bales, against 302 last
1888 bales against 1896 last week and 1929 last
year. Total since Aug. 81, 3461, 666 bales,
against 3, 759, $50 up to Wednesday noon, Aug
26. last year Excluding the above 93S)-de-
crease 297, 9S4.
Exports FRIDAY to Wednesday inclusive) to
Great Britain 1900 bales, against 655 last
week and 93l3 last year, and to the Continent
$50 bales, against 3100 last week and none
last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up
to IL NJ, 1926 bales against 81, O2l last
week and 40, 40 last year.
ToBAcco-We did not hear Of transaction
to-day. The amount on sale by our running
account is 1875 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 las. evening none; exported none; stock
Ion hand by our running statement 1886
dhhds
FRE1GHTs- shipments have been made
by steam to Liverpool at ID for cotton, which
is now the going rate. We continue to quote
as fellows:
By Steem-Ootton to Liverpool -@3d,
grain Sd, -four 3s@8s Sd; TO Boston (via
New York; 20, to Providence and Fall River
lS-l6c, to New York &c, to Philadelphia &c.
By Sail - Cotton to Liverpool id, to
Havre 1870. to Providence and Fall River
1885,
SueAR-Only 10 hhds were received this
morning The demand is only moderate,
but the stock is small and diminishing gfadu-
ally. Dealers are selling in job lots in the
sheds at 8!@8ac for good common, Sc for
fair, 94c for good fair, 94@92c for fully fair,
1Oc for prime, 1Olc for choice, 1O4c for yellow
clarified and lOAe for off white clarified.
MoLAssEs-Little or none coming in and
nothing doing. We quote as dealers job
prices 40@45c for common, 50@55c for
fair, $4,000 for prime, 60@62c for prime
and 65@70c for choice. Stock in the sheds
1925 bbls and 80 half bbls Louisiana Molasses
and 90 bbls New York syrup.
FLoUR-The stock on hand of strictly
4 choice is comparatively small, but that of all
7 grades below is abundant The former is
]. held strongly at full prices, and the latter is
\ very dull and difficult to dispose of at weak
and unsettled prices. The coming wheat
harvest is mostly poor in quality. The sales
to-day are confined to 1900 bbls in the local
trade, of which q lot Of superfne at SIS so;
100 and 1876 good treble extra at Sc 25; n bbls
good treble extra at Sc 40; 25 do at IS SO;
40, rs and 100 choice treble extra at 81; 81
r do at 81 25; so and 100 choice extra at So;
Is and 40 at IS IS; As and so at So so; 80 at
IS Is; 100 and 200 bbls on private terms.
z The market is quoted in job lots for the
local trade at SIS 1905 for double extra;
|: Sc 12g@6 Is for low treble extra; Sc 25@6 rs
for good treble extra, $7G17 25 for choice
treble extra, and 81 5O@S 50 for choice and
| family extra.
A lot of 1900 sacks choice Texas Flour, suit
able for the Cuban trade, is expected.
/ Com MEAL-There was speculative de-
mand to-day at So 80 5p Dbl, when prices were
Immediately marked up to SO 65@3 rs y
Dbl. About 400 bbls sold, of which 40, 100
(. md $50 bbls at So So Is and so at So So, and
20 at So 60 p Dbl. Some offers of So 55 were
'efused.
Cow PEAs-very little left on hand; jobbing
Ii 75c p bushel.
4 PoRK-C Continues dull and unchanged. 80
land so bbls mess sold at 1872 rs 59 Dbl. 1t is
% Dbl. Advices from the West are depress-
ing.
PRIME PoRK-Is selling on orders at SIS so
@19 p Dbl.
RuMp PoRK-1s selling on orders at SIS so
y Dbl. ,
DRY SALrED MEAT-Very little in first
hands, but dealers have fair stock. Only
small job demand. Shoulders are quoted at
9}c, jobbing at 9ac,. and retailing At loc q 10:
a dealers sold lot of 10000 ID shoulders at
SIC "a ID.
mo. and better feeling for clear sides. The
sfecl A hand is small and the market was
sfronger Several offers of lao were refused
fcr spot clear sides and 14ie asked. 10
casks of clear sides sold at 1889, 10 casks
clear sides ct 14lc, and 10 do. shoulders at
i l0c y ID. Shoulders are now quoted at l0c,
clear rib sides at 1890, clear sides at 14(9l4sc'
Dealers are jobbing at lc above these prices:
Under unfavorable advices from the West
the tone of the market was not as strong az
the close as it was at the opening. Clear
sides were offsring, to arrive, at lac.
HAm-Are quiet but steady today ct IA;
faI5c for choice sugar-cured. as in brand
ID and 10 tierces sold ct l5c, and 9 At l4tc
q ID.