The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-16

hoCoAptS proper SLICE ldSC evening IU5
bales, against 276 on last Wednesday and 53S
last year, making an aggregate since Frid- y
evening Of 1866 bales, against Ills last week
and 1904 last year, and since August 81, OF
5459 bales, against 6495 last year-decrease
1896.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts 1t all the ports 5429nales, against 3151
on last Wednesday, and 1906 last year, and
since Friday %, 245 bales, against II, $50 last
week and II, $50 last year. Total since Aug.
81, 1874 bales against 34,97S up to Friday
noon. Sept. Is, last year excluding the
above 3805-increase 1880.
Exports Friday to Tuesday inclusive) to
Great Britain GAL bales, against 1904 last week,
and 2036 last year, and to the Continent none,
against none last week and none last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up
to IL NJ, 81, 1913 bales, against 81, 637 last
week, and 102, 961 last year.
ToBAcco-The only sale reported to-day was
16 hhds medium to fine at an average Of TIC.
This makes an aggregate thus far this week Of
so hhds, The amount on sale is estimated
ct 24OO hhds. We continue to quote as fol-
lows, the inside figures for light and
the outside for heavy: Low lrgs 75@sc,
good lugs 82@1O, low leaf 11@l3, medium
I3}@16ic. good leaf l7@18Sc, foe 1920,
selections nominal. Received since last
evening, 10 hhds; exported, none; stock on
hand by our running statement 1861 hhds.
A letter dated at New York, on the 18th inst,
reports sales since 1st inst. 1000 hhds; en-
bracing 1910 for Spain and Italy, and the
rest to jobbers and manufacturers. Fair
Western district Tugs were sold at 7ac. Buy
ers for Spain ofeH7ac. Heavy Tobaccos in
better demand and stronger. Receipts this
year "a, 742 hhds, against 81, sos last year.
The Louisville Courier. Journal Of Mon
day. September Is, reports prices uni
formly firm, with no quotsble change.
Weather warm, dry and forcing during most
of the week. Probably three-fourths of the
cutting is completed in the GAINESVILLE dis
trict In all sections north of that great ir-
regularity in growth and ripening, and late
season will be required to bring the whole
crop in well ripened. With fair show of
weather in the future it is believed larger
proportion of good Tobacco will be made than
has been anticipated.
FRE1GHTs-A ship was taken up to-day for
Havre, understood to be at lie, but the bulk
of her cargo was engaged at l 3-16c. Other
vessels unengaged refuse less than &c. Yes
terday the steam rate to Liverpool was 17-32d
but this morning it was raised to 9-16d, and
late in day, under instructions from the owners
to I'd, which is now the quoted rate. The
market exhibits more vitality. We quote as
follows:
By Steam Cotton to Liverpool -@sd,
to New York ac; to Boston via New York,
11.16c; to Providence and Fall River 11-l6c;
to Philadelphia Be-; tobacco to New York SIS;
flour to Liverpool 3s@3s Cd; bulk grain Sd.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool, -M9-16d;
to Havre, 13-16@1 lc; to Antwerp Sc; to Ham
burg 30.
SueAR-Received this morning hhds.
There is only small job trade from dealers
to grocers at $50 for common, sc for good
common, 94c for fair. 9kc for good fair, 9l@
10c for fully fair, 1O@104c for prime to
for off white clarified. Stock in the sheds
1000 hhds
MoLAssEs-None coming in; nothing doing
and prices are nominal Stock 10 the sheds
1884 bbls and 10 half bbls Louisiana Molasses,
and so bbls New York syrup.
FLouR-The market is quiet but steady with
only small local demand. The sales are con-
hned to HOS bbls, Of which 60 and IS double
extra at SIS so; 25 low treble extra at $6; so
and 30 good do at Sc so; 40, so, 80 and 100
choice treble extra at Sc IS; so and $50 at
81; 100 choice extra at 81 Is; so at 81 37g;
25 and 25 choice extra at 81 so; % and so 1t |
81 70; 25 at So; and 80 at s. rs ~ Dbl
Double extra is quoted at SIS SOFAS rs;
low treble $6@6 IS; good treble extra
Sc 50@6 IS; choice treble extra Sc 7567;
choice extra 81 25@7 rs p Dbl.
OF Texas Flour only 100 sacks remain on |
hand. 40 sacks good treble extra sold at So 25 |
81 Dbl
CoRN MEAL--Good stock and no demand /;
and quoted at So 35 y Dbl Jobbing at So 40
- bbl. A lot Of 100 bbls sold at SO 40
p Dbl.
PoRK-Small stock but no demand and |
holders asking $40 IS % Dbl for mess. job
hing at $23 25@23 SO u Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAr-Dull. Shoulders are quo
ted at 80 loose and 91c packed. Dealers are
jobbing at 93c u 10. A car load Of shoulders
sold, to arrive. at Sc ~ ID.
BAcoN-Small stock, but very little. demand.
Shoulders are quoted at 104c, clear rib
rides 135@l4c, clear sides l4s@144c y ID,
Jobbing at lc above these prices and 10
casks clear sides sold ct 14sc, 10 at 14Ac,
10 casks Gear rib sides ct 1850, and IA half
casks do. 1t lac % ID together 40 fasks
Choice sugar-cured are in light sup-i