The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-10

Arrived previously. ............. 2,5l1 365
1892
Cleared to-day. ................ none
Cleared previously. ............ 4,543 4,54
Stock on hand and on shipboard 9O7
stock on hand same time last
last year 13, SO
Receipts proper since last evening 18
bales, against 70 last Thursday and 500 las
year, making an aggregate since Friday even
ing OF 1904 bales, against 437 last week ant
1914 last year, and since August 81 of 1921
bales, against 2599 last year-decrease 973.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
ct ell the ports to-day 1916 bales, agains
1880 last Thursday and 1854 last year
and since Friday Is, 166, against 6763 las
week. and II, 688 last year. Total since Aug.
81, 1880 bales against IA, 43S up to Wednes
day noon Sept. 8, last year, Excluding the
above 2654-increase 1922.
Exports FRIDAY to Wednesday inclusive) tc
Great Britain 1904 bales against 1856 last week,
and 5O97 bales last year, and to the Con.
tlnent none, against 1918 last week and
1920 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up
to IL NJ, 60, SOP bales, against 6S, 531 last
week, and SO. 045 last year.
TOBACCO The sales day embraced Il
hhds leaf Is, S and 3l) at prices understood
to be in agreement with our quotations.
The amount on sale is estimated at
225O hhds. We continue to quote as
follows, the inside figures for light and the
outside for heavy: Low lngs 7@@Sc, good Tugs
84@l0, low leaf ll@13, medium 13@@l63c
good leaf 17@184c, fine 1920, selections
nominal. Received since last evening none
exported rome; stock on hand by our run
Mug statement 1887 hhds.
FREIGHTs-We omitted to note yesterday
that the steam rate to Liverpool had been
raised to II 32i. We quote as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Llverpooi -@17-32d,
to New York &c; to Boston via New York,
11-16c; to Providence and Fall River 11-16c;
to Phi ladelphia &c; tobacco to New York SIS;
-four to Liverpool 3s@3s Cd; bulk grain Sd.
BY Sail - Cotton to Liverpool Id.
SUaAK-Received this morning 10 hhds.
The market is quiet but steady. A dealer
sold 40 hhds yellow clarified at 10s@104. Deal
ers are selling in job lots, in the sheds, at
$50 for common, Sc for good common, 94c
for fair, 9Ic for good fair, 94@l0c for fully
fair, 10@lOlc for prime to choice, 101c for
yellow clarified and 10ac for off white clari-
fed.
MoLAssEs -Only bbls came in this morn
ing. Nothing doing and prices are altogether
nominal, hence they are omitted. Stock 10
the sheds ITO bbls and 10 half bbls Louisi-
FLoUR-We have to note q dull and weak
market, with only small local demand and
good stock on hand. A Cuban buyer has an
order unexecuted. The sales to-day are con-
fined to 1879 bbIs, of which IS double extra
at SIS 375; 100, 100 and 200 do at SIS 40; rs
at SIS so; so good treble at Sc BY; 100 choice
extra at Sc rs; IS choice extra ut 81; 50, Is
and A at 81 SO; 25 at 50 so; 100, 200 and 400
bbls on private terms
The market is quoted in job lots at SIS 37a
for double extra, SIS 624@5 rs for low treble
extra; 5000 rs for good treble extra; Sc so
(96 624 for choice treble extra; Sc 1907 25
for choice extra, and 81 25@7 Is and So for
choice family extra.
Of Texas Flour, the stock is reduced to 400
Sacks The last sales were at So 1908 SO f
sack for good treble extra.
Conn MEAL-Dull, and only Is, 100 and so |
bbls sold at 50 40 7a Dbl. Dealers are job
bing at 50 50@3 IS u Dbl, the latter for
guaranteed.
PoRk-Quiet but steady, with small stock
On hand. Mess is held at S22 62l922 IS
DBL Yesterdays sales were at S22 5O(d22 IS
f9 Dbl, the latter for small lots. Dealers are
obbing at 1922 1923 25 u Dbl
Dry SALT MEAr-Dull. Shoulders are
quoted at Sc loose and 94c packed. Dealers
ire jobbing them at 9I09ac y H.
BAcoN-Small stock, and dull at unchanged
prices. Shoulders are quoted at 104c. clear
lib sides lac, clear sides 145c u ID
Dealers are jobbing at &c above these prices
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Light supplies are now
coming in, and so boxes sold at TIC u fb.
HAMs-Choice suear.cured are in light sup
ply and in request, favorite brands com
handing 159l54c, those less in favor at l4t
914ac, inferior and ordinary 124@ lac p ID.
| lot OF 20 tierces sold at 143c, and III at
sic y ID.
LARD-Small stock and only a job trade,
hough a lot of so terces refined, sold for
cuba at 14l; p ID. Tierce refined is job
ing at 14lc, key l5c, half bbls 15c, buckets
5Ac U ID.
WHIsKY-Supply light but sufficient for the
lemand. Louisiana rectified is selling at
il 90 ~ gallon. and Western at 81 a.
Conn IN BULK - None on hand. The
mall arrivals by rail are in transitu for Ala
anna
WHEAT IN BULK-The supplies are exclu-
lively from Texas, and are sold as received, at
i 25@1 40 n bushel, taken for Liverpool
nd New York.
Cow PEAs-The season is about over and
My about 200 sacks remain on sale; jobbing ]
{ 75c % bushel.
Corn IN SAcKs-Light supply and moderate
emand at unchanged prices. Only 500 :
acks sold, of which LOO white mixed, In bur-
Ups, at $50, 800 white. in burlaps, at 9Oc, and
DO choice white at 93c q bushel.
OATs-Are in fair supply and moderate de-
land at unchanged prices. 1000 sacks sold, j,
{ which 300 prime at 4Se, 500 do. at SOC,
% choice at Sic and 100 do at 52c % bushel.