The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-27

AoOA IEOm Otner delivery pOrtS (Ok Wnlcf
22s3 from Mobile, 2 from Florida and q,
Ala proper last week, and 32,S72 last year
Total proper since Aug. 81, S37, 461 bales
against 977 272 last year; decrease, 1898
The exports comprise 25,3l3 bales, EN-.
bracing 1891 to Liverpool, 1920 for Cork,
for orders, G099 to Havre, 1900 sto Bremen,
and 1861 to New York, to which we have
added "A by rail.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports, from II NJ. yesterday to u NJ.
to-day, 2,377 bales, against Is, 342 last week
and l6, SO last year, and since Friday IS, 232
bales, against 81, G37 last week and 1O2, 79S
last year. Total since August 81, 1908, III
bales, against 3,037007 up to Thursday
noon, February 26, last year Excluding the
above II, 565)-decrease 1873, SO bales.
Exports FRIDAY to Thursday inclusive)
to Great Britain 81 75l bales, against g. 800 last
week and 50, 779 last year, and to the Continent
Is 622 bales, against 81 776 last week and II 626
last year. Stocks at all the delivery ports,
made up to II NJ, S29, 40 bales against 6l2,-
o6S last week and S3G,522 last year.
The weeks receipts at the interior towns
embrace l4,049 bales, against 1868 last
week, and 2l,071 last year. The shipments
2l,62o, against "a, 134 last week, and 81, 1874
last year, and the stocks, 10, Cos bales, against
pared with last year this shows falling off Of
1922 bales in the receipts, 6774 in the ship
ments, and II, 13S in the stocks.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Vcrk on hand Sept l, 1874 bales IL, 953
arrived since last statement 3,672
srrlTed previously ............. 1868, los 9GG,9iO
982,793
aeared to-day. 1924
Cleared previously. .......s... G7S,16t 6S2,03S
Stock on hand and on shipboard not
cleared Observation-Disclosures. 3OD. 100
stock same time last year. ............. 325,O1S
To-day's exports were 320O to Liverpool, to
which we have added "A by rail.
Receipts proper since last evening 3f05
bales, against 5O75 on last Friday and 1000
last year. For comparative totals for the week
and the year, and for weeks exports and re-
ceipts at all ports, see above report.
ToBAcco-The week has passed without
transaction worth noticing. The amount on
sale is estimated at 300 hhds. We continue
to quote as follows Interior Tugs 9M9sc,
medium to fine l001l5c, low leaf 12Ml2Ic.
medium 13014e, good to fine l5@l64. aud
selections l7!@20c.
TOBACCO srATEMEar.
Stock on hand August 81, 1874. 7sl7
arrived since ;.--......-.... moe
Arrived previously .............. 2,t9b 5000
1907
Exported past three dave. none
Exported previously. 5,Zsk
Broksu up for baling, CITY eonssr,r-
Lon, etc 50 S.Gb0
Stock on hand and on shirEIe1S
not cleared. .-....... =. APP
FEEIGHTs-S one negotiations We're pending
to-day, but none consummated. Yesterday
vessel was t .ken up for Russia at 1921 for
cotton The going rates on Al vessels are I'd
to Liverpool, and 1c to Havre. We continue
to quote as follows:
BY Steam Cotton to Liverpool 7-32d |
to Boston &c, to Providence &c, to Fall
River &c, TO New York 5c, to Philadelphia &c;
bulk corn to Liverpool 1l!d; sugar to New
York 50; molasses 81.
BY Sall-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32G05d, TO |
Havre &c, to Hamburg ID, to Bremen |
l 1-16c, to Cronstadt 1924, to Genoa 3-32c, |
to Boston &C.
SUGAR-Received this morning 233 hhds. |
The demand is good and the supplies being |
small prices are ruling higher. The sup |
plies on the landing, together with some
n the sheds, sold at Inferior 5(a5&c, |
common 6G16ac, good common &c, good fair
7sG73c fully fair 74c, prime S(t sic choice &c,
seconds Sc, yellow clarified 8 ,C195c, off white
clarified 9401l0c, pure white clarified 10l@ |
lO8c II h. Stock in the sheds on the 10Th
INST, 3239 hhds.
MoLAssEs- Received this morning 275 bbls
md 81 half bbls. The supplies are mostly
If poor quality, and the demand for the bet
er descriptions is good at tirmer prices. The
supplies on the landing sold at lie for prime
ermenting, 47(ay52c for centrifugal, and zoe
or strictly prime. A lot of 100 bbls choice
odd in the sheds at Csc p gallon. Stock in
he sheds II. l53 bbls and 222 half bbls.
FLoUE-We have to note a dull and weak
market, although the stock on hand is small,
nd there are not many round lots suitable
or export. The demand is mostly confined
o job lots for the local trade, and only 600
IBIS sold in the local trade, of which IS
louble at 81 10 30 good treble extra at
. %; 60 choice do at 50 80; 60 choice extra
t s. 60; GO choice extra at Sc; 25 and 25
t SO 10 T. Dbl, and 200 on private terms.
Double extra is quoted at 81 Is; - half bbls
reble sold at 81 Is = half Dbl Later,
here was considerable inquiry for Cuba
nd for Great Britain. 500 bbls sold for
'uba on private terms, and we have heard
hat several thousand barrels were in treaty
Or Great Britain, and that some sales were
robably made, particulars of which have not
RIcE-Is dull. Stock on hand GO21 bbls
We quote: Louisiana-No. 2 4C94Jc, COM
ION 55@53c, ordinary 606lc, fair g. M64c,
rime 7407Ic p I'd. Choice is nominal.
Corn MEAL-The stock was bought MP yes :
erday at 81. To-day it is held at 81 %, and
obbing at that price. go bbls sold at 81 10;
D at 81 10; 81 at 81 20, and smaller lots at
4 % r Dbl. !,
PoEK-Dealers are ':buying, but at prices !
ling in their favor. Mess is quoted at $500 |
80, as in weight and quality $50 and $50
bis sold on priyata terms and 10 at SO 20