The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-25


Arkansas rivers no danger yet"
The amount On snipboard NOT cleared,
going on board, and engaged for shipment was
Set down at the opening this morning at
$500 bales, embracing 1900 for Liverpool,
and 1910 for Havre, and 500 for the North,
which, when deducted from the stock on
hand BY our running statement last evening,
leaves 20, 100 bales to represent the quantity
at the landing and in presses unsold or
awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "sales none.
Quotations nominal.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Book on hand Sept. I, 1874 bales 1858
Arrived since last statement. 76
Arrived prevtnuslv. .1,1H,9O5
Additional bales from city GIN
nings, lintens and loose..... 1868 / 1855, 944
1.172,Ss7
Cleared to-day. .............. 495
Cleared previously $3.50. .1148,O7l
Consumed at Lehman, Abra-
ham Co.'s cotton mill...... 1,150 LAS, 7l6
Stock on hand and on shipboard not
Stock same time last year ....... 2I,7S3
To-day's exports embraced 345 bales to
Liverpool and $50 to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 76
bales, against none on last Saturday, and
80 last year, and since August 81, 1874, 100
bales. against 1,2l3, DAB last year-decrease
2l8, 1858.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
ct all the ports from IL M. yesterday to
IL N. to-day 316 bales, against 253 last
week and 407 last year, and since August
81, $3.50 92l bales, against 1885, 255 up
to Friday noon, July "a, last year Excluding
the above 400-decrease 284, 1874.
Exports friday to Great Britain none,
against 1925 bales, last week and none last
year, and to the Continent 1850 bales, against
none last week and none last year.
Stocks ct all the delivery ports, made up
to IL NJ, 1872 $50 bales, against la, 768 last
week and 1877, 974 last year.
TOBACCO We did not hear of q sale. The
amount on sale is estimated at PATS hhds.
Letters from the West to. day confirm all that
has been previously reported of the damage
to the growing crop. Received since last
evening A hhds; exported IS, of which % to
Liverpool and TO New York. Stock on hand
by our running statement 340l hhds.
FREIGHTs There was some inquiry for q
vessel for Havre to-day, but the masters talk
of lie for cotton, which is above the views Of
shippers. The steamship st. Louis is comm G
up, but there is no demand for Liverpool
Masters talk of id for Liverpool, but for the
present We repeat our previous quotations. as
follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool Odd
10 Boston (via New York; &c, to Providence
and Fall River 1880, to New York Be, to
Philadelphia &c. rf
By Sail Cotton to Liverpool ID, to
Havre 1870. to Providence and Fall River
1880.
SuaAR-Only 21 hhds were received this
morning. The market is strong with good
demand from grocers, and q dealer sold to q
grocer 100 bbls coffee A at lie, and from
first hands As hhds sold to dealers at sc
for good fair, and 9ic for yellow clarified
We quote as dealears' job rates, 84c for
good common, 8!@Sac for low fair, 1O(9 l0ic
clarified Stock in the sheds on the 23d
inst, 1868 hhds on the landing 300 hhds
MoLAssEs = Only barrels We're received
this morning. A dealer sold to Spectator
100 barrels fair at 50955c fp gallon. We
continue to quote as dealers job prices
4OA45c for common, 5O@55c for fair,
68(96O for prime, 6O@62c for strictly prime.
and 65670c for choice. Stock in the sheds
ON the 23d inst. 1925 bbls snd SO half bbls
Louisiana Molasses, and 80 bbls New York
Syrup. .xho,
The stock on hand is small, but the assort-
ment is good. There is no demand Ior eh-
nort at the moment, and the month is too far
advanced for extended purchases from deal
ers. Most of the stock is held under limit at
HIGHER prices. The sales to day are confined
to lO25 bbls in the local trade comprising ou
choice treble extra at So 20; 2OO ana Ilo az
ats6 so: 100 at Sc rs; 100 choice extra at >!
so do at 81 12k; 200 at 81 so; and 2oo Dbl
on private terms.
We quote: Superfne 81 IS; single e1-
ira SIS; double extra, So 20; low treoie
extra, SIS 62I@5 IS; good do. 50; cno lo
~ ~ nhoSaa
and some very desirable brands are neio
still higher.
Conn MEAL-Good supply. but no demand
and quoted at SO S0@3 IS e Dbl Only 3
very small job trade at SO 9o(94 u Dbl OF
and so bbls sold at So 30 and 5O &c % % @
Dbl. oco. IN
Cow PEAs-Only a job trade at 55@6Oc q
bushel. 100 sacks sold for feeding purp poses
at 43c, and so sacks for planting at ooc o
busheL
PoRK-We have to note quiet and weak
ened market to-day under Western advlces.
last evening, not reported, 200 bbls mess
so,d to arrive, at 500 IS. To-day dealer
sold so bbls in two equal lots at s23 q DOL
The lob price is S23 q Dbl
nav SAT- MEAT-None in first hands,
lint dealers have an ample stock, and are JOB.
hing shoulders at 9sc. Round lots woulo
command 9ac. Nothing doing in sides.
BAcoN-Western advices are less favoraoie'
and we Rave to note very quiet market mere.
The stock on hand, however, IS very smali.
Shoulders are quoted at 10sc, clear RIB SIDES
13ac, clear sides 144c, and dealers are looolne
at these prices, obtaining in some instances
sc over. :, totally
hora T. Is called for and would command
15c u 10 readily. ..rorc q,
HAMs-The market is quiet Du' o'AoAs 49,
choice sugar cured, at 1850 2 To-. .-..:
LARD-is quiet but steady, ana Jooo.ns I,
14lc for key. Round lots may be quoted =
under these prices. s,,o,
stock on hand at ST 20 for LOUISIANA ~ LeS.,
fed Western is quoted at 81 II y gallon
CopN IN BULK-The market is bare,