The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-04-24

Under the decline at New York caused by the veto
the market opene with falling of Of about $40 2
Middling, and being depressed by reduction Of
1l6d in the Liverpool quotations. where the business
was put down 1t only 10000 bales; there gen.
eral disposition among buyers stand sloof and
await further Developments. Under these cir.
cumstsnces, very lit was done during the morn
ing, and although subse 4uenty few buye came
forward. the demand was slack throughout the day,
and the business consequently confined to the linn
tied amount noted above. Low Middling sold
at &c, but generally held higher, factors evin
cling willingness to meet the demand at decline Of
&c, but using to make any further concessions.
Towards the close when the extent of the falling
off in the receipts was ascertained 1913 bales st ali
the ports against 92l5 last year, thereappeared to be
some renewal of confidence. but the actual decline in
st Ring being equal nearly 3l6c p 10 in Low Mid
ding, an I Liverpool having given way 1-l6d. there
| as disposition among buyers TO come forward,
and the market closed inauimate at our quota ions.
| The amount shipboard not cleared, going on
board and engaged for shipment set down at the
opening this morning at 81 0 bales embracing
So 900 bales for Liverpool ZOO for Havre 1900 for
spain, 5000 for Bremen, 40 for the Mediterranean
| Is 900 for the North Sea, and 1000 for the North
which, when deducted from the stock on hand by our
| running statement last evening, leaves 7o,5 10
bales TO represent the gu ntity at the landing ami in
| presses unsol1 awaiting or ers
| The Exchange reports: "Sales 100 bales, includ-
Ing 500 after 3 P. N. yesterday. Market dull Its
quotations are reduced % on all grades
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand August 81. 1873 bales 7,l77
arrived previously ............l,2o2,oo l2o3'o'o
Total 1,2so,272
feared previously .Tos9 2s7-l,i o2, 500
stock on hand and on shipboard not cleared 1877 7o6
'tock hand not cleared last year 1866
To-day's exports embraced 5s7 bales to Rouen and
2692 to Genoa.
Receipts prope: since last evenin,. 429 bales,
against 1U25 on last Thursday aad 2236 last year,
making aggregate since Friday evening Of
1929 bales against 1902 last week and 1928 asst year,
and since August 81 of 129 552 bales against 1l02
891 last year-increase 26,h6l.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the por from II NJ yesterday to II NJ.
to-day 3795 ba es, aga MT 4577 last Thursday, aud
92l5 last year, and since Friday 1854 bales. against
2l3 last week. and 3SO79 last year. Total since Au
gust 81, s519 sos bales against g. lg4 92a asst veal
sve to Great Britain 3d. 23 bales, against 1871 last
and 40 last year, and to the Continent 49, 29O
bales ainst IS, 929 last week and l4 SO last year.
stocks at all the delivery ports made up to u NJ,
bales against 554l2 last week and 49, 794 LAST
year.
l and p at. Sales thus far this week Of Dab hhds;
all asst week 545 hhds against 174 for the week before
quote: Low and trashy Tugs at 41sG5c; medium at
5h@5s4c good and fine, 6@6l4c; low leaf, 61s@7c;
medium 71a@sc; fine 9@1Oc, and selections II 9l2c.
Received since last evening none exported 3! hhds;
stock and by our running statement 4Sl6 hhds.
FREIGHTS-The market continues extremely dull.
We quote:
SIc0iu-SOItOu
ton via Philadelphia sIc to Providence via Phi ladel
phia q !; To New York 9l6c to Philadelphia &c: bulk
corn to Liverpool I'D.
By Sail: otton to Liverpool lid /; to Havre 1c:
to Bremen 916@sd; to Hamburg sd; to Baltic
ports I'd to Genoa 2l32d to Barcelona 11.c; bulk
corn to Liverpool, 121.d.
SUGAR-Received this morning 1Ol hhds. The de-
mand is good and 800 hhis sold, at 714@7sc for fair
71a@sc for good fair s4@s1ac for prime, Sl@9c for
stri tly prime 999iac for choice.
MoLAssEs-only bbls received this morning.
No sales.
FLOUR-The market is dull but the stock is held
firmly, holders refusing to make concessions There
is inquiry for round lots and with disposition
the part of buyers to operate at reduction of Csc
q Dbl. The sales to day confined to 1864 bbs, of
which % single extra at 81 Is 20 singl extra at IS TO-
80 and low treble extra at S. 60 choice treble at
81 S. Is choice s. 65 25 at SO and 100 bbs
the local trade private terms. and 400 and 600
bblS for Cuba on pr ate terms.
CORN ME- L-Good is in light supply and in de- |
mand so bbs sold at s. So; 100 at So 9O 81 and so
at So 95 p Dbl.
PORK-ihe market is quiet to-day, with original
IN held strongly at SIT 1908; retailing at $3.50
at SIT rs q Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAr-The market is very firm with
sh ulders held at &c T. ib. S des are scarce Clear
rib sides quoted at G9 for packed and loose,
respectively. Dealers retail & shoulders at 7l4c;
clear rib sides 914c; clear sides 91ac . fb loose
rs aaie nr are Se
strongly at 7s46Sc; clear rib 81 1Oc; clear sides
lO3s@l01sc p ID II casks clear rib and ii do clear
sides sold private terms, ali 80 casks clear sides
at lG1sc y h. The order trade is checked by the
food, but tue market is very strong under Western
advices.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is dull and quoted at l114@
HAM Continue dull at sl@ls,4c p fb for choice
sugarcured. A lot of % ties sold at 122lc 4 ID
LARD-Is in light supp y and request wi fur
ther upward tendency in prices: Tierce rehned Is
held at 1o3s @lo1sc; keg, lO4@1lc. There is good
job trade at lOsa d0lac for tierces. % tierces ened
sold at lolc % t 1o.c, and % kegs do at lie = ID.
WHISKY-Is dull. at 97@9S; for Louisiana recti-
fl d I'D 81 OF for choice Cincinnati.
COW PEAS-New ay are selling at 81 70011 rs p
bushel, ough some are held at 50 y bushel.
CORN IN BCLK-Stock on sale, over 5 1000 bushels,
held a SOC p bushel. The demand is good and steam
freight room is wanted. The market is quoted at 7sc
with freight room and 74@75c without. Nearly 1O0,-
BOO bushels have be sold in the past few days at
WHEAT IN BULK-Foreign orders here, but
here supplies to meet ihem and the market is
bare 1t would command 81 40G1 AZ 2 bushel for
Chicago NJ. Spring There is some going forward
corr IN SACKS-Fair supply and quiet. The sales
embrace 1850 sacks, of which choice white at S5c
800 do at S5c; 100 yellow at s5c and 80 yellow at soc
p bushel.
OATs-Are in fair supply and moderate demand.
80 satks sold of which 500 at &c, and l5o at 63c p
)ushe
BRAN-Is in light supply. 100 sacks sold at
i 40 per 100 ID.
HAY-Fair supply and dull No sales. Yeste days
u S21 for prime and S23 for choi G.
BUrTER-The supply of fine is light. Ordinary is s
entifufxpd dull; choice Western is quoted at $50
sc; inierisr Yves ern 25@sOc; choice Goshen 800
DC; inferior :O@35c 2 ID
POULTRYNA Western grown Chickens selling
t S. 80; young Chickens 1904 50; Ducks SAGA 50;
ieese s6@s; turkeys s22@24 Louisiana grown
'hckens So; young So 50@4; Ducks So SO; Geese
7@S Turkeys S10dl2 q doz.
EGGS-rhoice Western are quoted at 100000 doz;
louisiana 20(a22c q doz.
COFFEE-A fair local demand only. We quote
argo lots: ordinary 21a22c; fair 23@231sc; good
31a@24c (gold prime 24@241ac p ID. Job lots
re selling at &c for ordinary, 23sc for fair 24c
Or good, and 241ac q ID for prime.