The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-03

tity at the landing and in presses unsol
or awaiting orders
The Exchange reports "Sales so bales
Market dull"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1875... 9G
Arrived since our last statement 100
Arrived previously. ............ so 20
1917
Cleared to-day. .....-........... none
Cleared previously. .........,.. 679 CT
Stock on hand and on shipboard 9,49
Stock on hand same time last
last year. .,s........ 16,Ost
Receipts psoper since last evening Z;
bales. agai1Hs13 last week and SO for the cor
responding day last September, making Al
: aggregate since September l of 1853 bales
against 70 last week and $40 last year.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
1893 last week aud 1890 last year, and since
Tuesday, Aug. 81 2448 bales, against S5S last
week and 1858 last year, and since last Fri.
day 1888 bales, against 1888 last week and
7l38 last year.
Exports Friday to Wednesday inclusive) ia
Great Britain 1856 bales, against 900 bales las,
week and 1867 last year, and to the Con.
tinent 1918 bales, against $50 last week and
IL last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up
to IL NJ, GO, 531 bales, against 70, 325 last
week and Ill, $40 last year.
ToBAcco-The business to-day embraced
As hhds, medium to fine, price not to be
reported. The amount on sale is estim ated at
1926 hhds. As we remarked in our last re-
port, the market closed on Tuesday with q
great diversity OF opinion in the trade with
regard to quotations, which the recent linn
tied business has left unsettled. The follow
ing, however, opportunities as nearly as pos
sible to an average of their views: Frosted
and factory Tugs. nominal; low to good plant
ers 7a@10, low leaf 119124, medium leaf 13B
selections 100. Received since last even
ing, none; exported, none. Stock on hand
by our running statement, 1921 hhds.
FREIGHTs-The market is without any new
feature, and we continue to quote as follows:
By Steam-C0tton TO Liverpool I'D, to
New York ac; -four to Liverpool IS Cd; grain
1Od; grain to New York 10c; tobacco S.
By Sail - Cotton to Liverpool I'D.
SUaAR-There were no receipts this morning
A dealer sold 10 hhds off white clarified at
10ac. Dealers are selling in job lots, in the
sheds, at SIC for common, So for good COM
mon, SIC Tor fair, 9Ic for good fair, 94@l0c
for fully fair, 10@lO4c for prime to CHOICE
1O4c for yellow clarified and 10sc for off white
clarified.
MoLAssEs-None coming and nothing doing.
Common is quoted nominally at 4Oc fair SOC,
prime $50, choice 60@65c 7s gallon.
FLoUR-Dealers supplied themselves yes.
terday, and we have to note very dull and
weaker market to-day. Only 1884 bbls sold, of
which 60 common at SIS; "a, so and 80 bbls
double extra at SIS so; 40 low treble at SIS IS;
treble extra at 81; 100 choice extra at 81 10;
so at 81 rs; Is and 30 at So y Dbl, and 2OO
and 300 on private terms.
The market is quoted in job lots at SIS 25
for superfne; SIS so for double extra, SIS Is
for low treble extra; 5000 rs for good treble
extra; Sc 5O(D6 rs for choice treble extra
and S7@S for choice and family extra.
There were further receipts from Texas to-
day of ISL sacks and IA half sacks, making
total supply on sale of $40 sacks and half
sacks, and more expected. Yesterday good
SO 625 7e sack. Bags are generally objec- |
tionabie to our local trade, though stout |
and strong bags of 200 ID would answer for |
Great Britain. Barrels, however, have the |
preference.
Conn MEAL-Good supply and no demand,
and quoted at SO 40 9s bbl Dealers are job |
bling at So 6O@3 80 y Dbl, the outside for
guaranteed.
Cow PEAs-The season is about over and
only about 200 sacks remain on sale; jobbing |
at 75c fp busheL
Dbl. A lot of SO bbls heavy mess sold at 1922 |
SO, and Is bbls do. at S22 624. Dealers are
iobbing at s23@23 25 p bbL
DRY SALT MEAT-Dull; shoulders quoted at
and dealers are jobbing at 91c fp ID.
BAcoN-Quiet but steady, and quoted at
1O}@10sc for shoulders, 14@14sc for clear
rib sides and 14lc for clear Sides Dealers
are jobbing at 4c above these prices. S casks
sold at l04c y 10.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Scarce and higher. Is
boxes sold at TIC and at 174c. Only boxes
in first hands.
HAMs-Quiet, and choice sugar-cured quoted
at l44(015c p ID, as in brand. tierces sold
at l4ic and Is at l5c % ID.
LARp-Only job trade for refined at 144c
in fierce; key is quoted at 15@154c u ID. A
lot of so kegs kettle rendered sold at 15Ic
y ID.
fed sold at 81 % ~ gallon. Western recti-
fed is quoted at 81 "a y gallon. Stock small,
but sufficient for the demand.
Com IN BULK = None on hand. The
small arrivals by rail are in transitu for Ala
bama
WHEAT IN BuLK-The supplies are exclu-
siyely from Texas, and are sold as received, at
81 25(11 40 % bushel. taken for Liverpool
and New York. Received this morning ia
sacks from Texas.
Conn IN SAoKs-Is in light supply and
iulL Only $50 sacks sold, of which 800
prime white in burlaps at 92c, and 80 choice
white at $50 y bushel.
OArs-Are in good supply and moderate
demand. Only 700 sacks sold, Of which 400
,hoice St Louis at 4Sc, $50 choice St Louis
4 soc, and $50 choice Texas at SIC busheL
BRAN-Is in light supply and fair demand.
Only 1900 sacks sold, Of which 200 at the
,ailroad depot and 500 choice in warehouse at
81, and 500 on the landing at 81 05 p lOS ID. !