The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-05


year. 80, SCI
Receipts proper since last evening SO bales
against 313 on lsst Thursday. and 972 last year
making an aggregate since Friday evening of 1854
bales, against GAIA last week and 1859 last year.
since August 81, Of l92,36 bales against l20s S5l
last year. Corrections included both years. De
crease, l6, $40 ba
The Exchange te egrams make the receipts all the
ports from IL NJ. yesterday to IL NJ. to-day 2657
bales against SITS on last Thursday, and $3.50 last
year and sin Friday IA 040 bales against 1895 last
week and 20 4l3 last year Total since August 81 1868
1913 bales. against 3,420,4f2 last yedr-increase
bales Exports Friday to Wednesday incusive Great
Britain 49, 1913 bales anst l55 last week and 49, III
last year. to the Cont nent $3.50 bales against
last week and 1857 bales last year Stocks all
delivery ports made up to II NJ 29G AS bales against
S2s $50 last week aud 2sl 496 last year. The above
totals all the ports exclusive OF corrections,
IOBACCO-The sales to-day embraced l32 hhds q
and 1921 at -. This makes aggregate thus far this
this week of Ss3 hhds, against ia all last
week and 164 the week before. Prices are
reported steady. We continue to quote
follows; Inferior Tugs 4@4Rc; medium 43.M5ac;
good nj fine 5}s@6c; low leaf 6Is@7c; medium
71a@s; fine 9@0c. and selections Ollie. Received
since last evening l3o hhds ;exportednone Stock on
hand by our running statement $3.50 hhds.
FREIGhTS-rnder the dullness which has charac-
terized the market for several days past Liverpool
rates have weakened, ana we modify quotations
follows:
By steam-Cotton sLiverpool-l5-32d; to Ant
werP, via Philadelphia sd; to Boston, via Philadel-
Yhia li-l6c; TO Providence, via Philadelphia &c; to
Fall River. via Philadelphia lll6c; to New York 1ac
70 Phiadelphia 9l6c; Bulk Corn to Liverpool iO@-d
market ano continue to quote
By 6ail-Cotton to Liverpool -G7-l6d to Hayre s.
% Bremen l532c; to Baltic ports I'D Grain to Liv-
sfpool lOd.
SUGAR--Receivcd this morning 1873 hhds. The de-
mAnd WAS much better to-day, and 27S hhds sold at
7&c for good common: .dSc for low fair: &c for
prime and lOs. @lOhc for yellow clarified.
MOL ,SSES-Only bpls received this morning.
No sales.
FLOUR-The market is very dull, with scarcely any
demand. even in the local trade. The sales con
hped to 500 bbls Of which 80 good treble extra at
sc 5u IS choice treble extra at 81 % and 100 choice
treble 1trA at 81 25 100 at 81 51 % choice extra
u 90 % and liz bbls on private terms.
CORN MEALS in supply and dull at 81 SOFA 60
bbl l00 40 and 100 bbls sold at 81 So so at 81 S.
hnd SO at 81 60 2 Dbl
POkk-ls in demand, and 25c . Dbl frmer under
II small. The sales to-day embrace $50 bbs of which
200 bills original mess sold at SIS rs q Dbl; So 100
and $50 bbls on private terms and so At sl9 . hill
It retailing ., $40 25@ls SO Dbl Repacked is SOC
p Dbl below these figures. The market closed strong
nj $40 TO- ronnd lot CT original mess
DRY SALT NEAT-Rsceved this morning 36c3
pieces clear rib aides and shoulders about half o each
This comprised the total supply in FIRST hands; the
clear rib eides sold day two aimee, to arrive at
exc b, and the shoulders sold on the spot to- day
1t e-l0c ID. Dealers are retailing shoulders at
7kc; clear rib sides exc: clear sides loo p h.
RACON-The market 10 very dun, but the stock on
hand especially Of clear aides, ie small, (being con-
Aned 70 S75 casks and held firmly At TIC for shoul
due, lose for clear rib sides, and llAc for clear
sides. Only casAs shoulders sold ct 7kc y b.
1REAxFAeT bAc0N-Fair supply and dull at II
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