The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-27


from the stock on hand BY our running
statement Saturday evening, leaves 20, 100
bales to represent the quantity at the land
ing and in presses unsold or awaiting
orders. =
Quotations nominal '-' ."
COTTON srAsxxxxr. f ts-
Stock on hand Sept. !. 1874 bales 1888
A Arrvsd n sn0e ,ast statement 1Se
Additional bales from city gin
nings, lntens and loose. . II, 963 l,l57, O64
l,l7a,o17
Cleared prsnous ii;......''..' 114 RU1s
Consumed at Lehman, Abra-
ham Co.'s cotton mill. 49,. 1,15O 1,149, 7l6
Stock on hand and on shipboard not :
Stock same time last vear ............ 2S,155
Receipts proper since Saturday evening lO7
bales, against 2O5 on last Sunday and Mon
day and 295 last year, making an aggregate
since Friday evening Of 1873 bales. against POS
last week, and 394 last year, and since Ang.
81. 1884, 297 bales, against 1,2l3, 1913 last year
decrease, 2l9,041. eS1 II
"a The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
1t all the ports from ~ M. Saturday to
IL NJ. to-day 1856 bales, against 493 last
week and 1l23 last year, and since Friday
702 bales, against TAG last week. and 1880 last
year.. Total since August 81, g. 45l, 307 bales,
against 8. 1876, 224 up to Sunday noon, July 26,
last year Excluding half of the above 1928
decrease 284,9I7.
Exports FRIDAY and Saturday, to Great
Britain 1870 balsssl against TAI Last week and
1908 last year, and to the Continent 1898 bales,
against 500 last week and none last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up
to IL NJ, 131, 536 bales, against 143, OBJ last
week and 181, 100 last year.
TOBACCO - The sales to-day embraced 9
hhds. The amount on sale is estimated at
1925 hhds. In reply to D special inquiry
with regard to the crop, Paducah CORE
spondent Of New Orleans factor, under
date of July %, puts down the damage at rs
cent; rains continuing, if to LIST of August,
will be very serious; area planted very large,
and damage OF only Is y cent would leave
an average crop. Since the date of the above
kilograms report that the rains had con-
tinued. AS the late reports indicate that
there will be an excessive supply Of the lower
grades, the better qualities are hardening on
the market and the lower grades Weakening
Received since Saturday evening SIS hhds;
exported, none.f Stock on hand BY our rum
ming statement 3456 hhds yt
FREIGHTs Masters talk of I'd for Liver
pool and Ito for Havre, but tor the present
we repeat our previous quotations as follows:
By stesm.CStton e Liverpool Odd.
and Fall River l3-l6c. to New York g, to
Philadelphia 10. SSF. f4}A ~ ~
By Sail Cotton to Liverpool ID, to
Havre 1870. to Providence and Fall River
1880.
SUGAR Received this morning $50 hhds,
$50 of which were sold previously on plants-
ton; 80 hhds fully fair, on the land.
ing, sold at $40 y H. We quote
as dealears' job rates.. ste for good
good common, 8l@8ac for low fair, 10@lOic
for yellow clarified, and 10!@11c for white
inst, 1858 hhds; on the landing 300 hhds.
Mo1AssEs None coming1in. We continue
45c for common, 5G@55c for fair,
$1,000 for prime, 6O@62c for strictly prime,
and 65(97Oc for choice. Stock in the sheds
on the 23d inst 2225 bbls and SO half bbls
Louisiana Molasses, and 90 bbls New York
syrup. -.H* TT
FLouR-We have to note dull market, as
usual toward the close of the month. The
stock on hand, is small, but the assortment
is good. A buyer for Liverpool is looking
around, and We hesrof round lot purchased
for Cuba, particulars not yet transpired. Most
of the stock is held under limit at full prices
The sales in the local trade are confined to
$40 barrels,s of which 200 choice extra at
s6 rs; so, SO. 100 saA lpp2 . at 81; Is and 25 at
81 rs; so and 40 bbls on private terms:
We quote: Superfne 81 rs; single ex-
ira SIS; double extra, SIS 25; low treble
extra. SIS 62}@5 %; good do, s.; choice
and some very desirable brands are held
Com MEAL-Is'very dull and prices are
{61Oc lower. Only 70 and 100 bbls sold at
So IS; SO, SO and so at So 80, and 30 at So 80
Cow PrAs-Only small job trade at $50
Coo p bushel. Larger lots are quoted at 40
@50c. g. s.i.E vine - rs'' ~
PoRK-No demand. There were no sales
worthy of note on Saturday or to-day, ana
the market is entirely nominal OF w 70 q
Dbl for mess. Even the dealers trade is at q
stand to-day, and they quote nominaliy az 30
70 Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-None in first hands,
bat dealers have an ample stock. and are JOB,
hing shoulders at 9sc. Round lots would
command 9sc. Nothing doing in Sides
BAcoN-A Although there is scarcely any de-
mand the market is strong, owing to very
small stock, and shoulders are quoted at lU4c
clear rib sides 1880, clear sides l4(ad44c q
fb. Dealers are jobbing at these prices, OBJ
tanning in some instances &c higher; CASKS
shoulders sold at l04c u fb.
BREAKFAST BACoN-The market is totally
hare n is called for and would command
15c q ID readily.
Haus-A lot of 10 tierces sold on the land.
ing at 14c 5e fb. The market is quiet but
strong for choice sugar cured, at i3fc 10.
LARD-Is quiet but steady, and JoooinS az
l44c for key. Round lots may be quoted &c
under these prices.
WHISKY Il in fair demand with small
stock on hand at 81 20 for Louisiana rectl-
fed. Western is quoted at 81 81 u gallon.
ConN IN BUIK-The market is bare.
WHEAT IN BUIK-There are orders mere Ior
export, but the market is bare OF supplies.
Com IN SAcKs-The supply is hgnt ana
very little doing. 1000 sacks sold, OF wnica
$50 yellow mixed at Soc, $50 do ct soc, 4oo
white mixed at CSC, $50 choice at 9ic and lOo
do Mt Csc - bushels