The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-06

Great Britain 81, 723 bales, against 81 751 las
week and n, 4SO last year, and to the Cont nen
$4,000 bales, against IS, 622last week and5i 4, s.
last year. Stocks at all the delivery ports
made up to y NJ, 7t7 so bales, against 800.
40 last week and 7G4, 942 last year.
) The weeks receipts at the interior town
; embrace 12.219 bales, against 1909 las
week. and 1851 last year. The shipment
,sG7 against "a, G20 last week, and 20, 90!
last year, and the stocks, los, $50 bales, agains
IL t03 last week and 131, 7O5 last year. Com
pared with last year this shows falling off O.
b55o bales 10 the receipts, an increase Of
3 l9Jo IL the shipments, and a decrease OF -,
SD in the stocks
The amount on shipboard not cleared
going on board, and engaged for shipment was
get down at the opening this morning at 1O1,
IVY bales, embracing AZ, 900 for Liverpool, 50,
100 tor Havre, 1000 for Spain. 1000 for the
Mediterranean, 1000 for Bremen, $4,000 for
the North Sea and 5000 bales for the North,
which, when deducted from the stock on hand
oy our running statement yesterday even
ing leaves 100, 800 bales to represent the guam
hty at the landing and in presses unsoll or
awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports sSales 1850 bales
including 230 after 3 o'clock p. NJ, yesterday
Market irregular It's quotations are reduced
! COTTON STATEMENT.
;tocs On hand Sept. l, 1874 bales 1855
| Arrive. since last statement -. 1879
GraFed previously ........... 80, 30S 1856, 5S7
1,Ol2,5 $40
Nesred to-day. .............. 1890
'lesred previously ........... 7iG i54 75G, Isl
stock on hand and on shipboard no:
cieared OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 25G tt56
Stock same time last year. .............. 299047
We have deducted from previous exports
81 bales, net deficiency in shipments from
the clearance by two steamers for New York.
To-day exports embraced 1904 bales to
Liverpool, 1920 to Barcelona and 1900 to
Revel, to which we have added Jog bales by
rail.
bales, against 3405 on last Friday, and
57b3 last year
For comparative totals for the week and the
year, and for weeks exports and receipts at
all ports, see above reports.
G.IoBAcco.-We did not hear of transaction
to-day. The amount on sale is estimated at
$3.50 hhds. We continue to quote as fol-
lows Inferior Tugs 9I@9lc, medium to
fine 10@1l4c, low leaf l26124c, medium
139l4c, good to fine 15@l6!, and selec-
tons 179020c.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81, 1874 . ISL
Arrived previously. ............. zoos 2,'53
1910
Exported past three days ......... y
Exported previously. ...,......-. 5,2S2
Broken up for baling, city coIsuMp-
t-oa, etc- .t......-... o35 5652
Stock on hand and on shipment -
not cleared. Observation-Disclosures. APIS
FREIGHTs market continues dnll and
rules at about previous rates. We continue
to quote as follows:
By Steam Nv Cotton to Liverpool 1924,
to Boston, Providence and Fall River, via
New York &c, to New York &c, to Philadelphia
&C.; molasses to New York ST.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32MId, TO
Havre 15-16c, TO Bremen &c, to Cronstadt
1920, to Barcelona 1c, to Genoa ll-1Gc, to
Boston &c.
SUGAR Only 49, hhds. came in this morn
ing. The demand is good and the supplies
on the landing sold at full prices: Inferior
5G95ic, common G064c fair 6I@7c, |
good fair 7l074c, fully fair 75G7ic, PRIME
8@Si, choice Sc, seconds 73GlS4c, yellow
pure white clarified 10i@1Oac II ID. Stock |
in the sheds on the 9Th inst, only 29SC Ihds.
held by dealers and spectators.
MoLAssEs The receipts this morning We're |
confined to IS bbls Good descriptions arr
scarce and in request; low grades are dull, the
supplies selling at 47c for cstern bottom,
57CI50c for strictly prime cistern bottom,
4Cl45c Tor fair fermenting Molasscs, .Sc
for prime termenting 55ta 56c for prime not
fermenting and 60c for strictly prime. Stock
in the sheds on the 9TH inst. 92Ol bbls and
226 half bbls
FLoUE-The receipts are small anu we have
no changes to note since yesterday, when we
stated that the demand was confined to small
lots for the local trade. The stock Oh hand
is small and consists of good treble ana
choice extra. The market is bare Of low
treble extra and the grades below, which
are in request, and there are very few round
lots offering suitable for export. The sales
to-day are confined to 700 bbls, Of which 100
30 and 100 good treble at So %, 100 choice
tr bic extra at s. 40, 30 and 80 at - 80 and
80 and 100 choice extra at So 50 ~ bbl.
Com MEM-Prices have given way 3Oc {
Dbl under liberal receipts. $500 bbls sold III
lots to the trade at ST e Dbl. Subsequently
the market was quoted at 50 % = bb owing
to liberal supplies on the way here. Dealers
are jobbing at S. 1901 l. r. bbl.
Pork Fair stock cut little demand. so bbls
thin mess sold at $40 and so and 30 bbls.
extra heavy at $50 r Dbl. Mess is quoted
at $40 25 for even weight, s19 375rrl9 30 for
full weight or standard and $40 75GJ20 for
extra over weight. Dealers are lcbbing at
$4,000 % T Dbl
Day SALT MEAT Fair supply and dull.
Shoulders are comparatively in light supply
and prices for them are stronger. Sides are
very dull. Shoulders are quoted at &c loose
md re packed, clear rib sides lO3c, clear
sides 1olc p h. Dealers are jobbing at u lc
over these prices. A car load OF shoulders
sold on private terms.
BAcoN-Small stock and light receipts, but
no demand. Only Z casks clear sides sold at
he and ) casks shoulders at SIC T H. Shoal-
lers are firm owing TO scarcity, but sales are