The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-28

The above totals at all the ports are exclusive of
ODrreC1ions.
The following note posted on the black board
of the Cotton Exchange this morning It will be
from that the amount supposed to be in the hold
the Ailsa counted in the stock but in statement
have considered 1t as lost whatever may hereafter
b recovered to be added to the amount on hand:
"NOTE.-To the stock und by actual count on the
18th May be added 1852 bales residue Of the
20 II ship Aisa, burnt and sunk in harbor. This
brings the actual excess up to 1886 and actual st ok
at II NJ May % to 1882 tales The above 1852 bales
still In the bottom Of the river"
Receipts proper since last evening 1872 bales,
against 1923 on last Wednesday, and 63s last year.
making an aggregate since Friday evening of 6l0l
bales against 7OO7 last week and s272 last year. and
since August 81 Including correchons), of LIS GA
bales, against hncluding correctons) l199 DAG last
year-decrease Is 6t2 bales.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts all the
ports from IL NJ yesterday II NJ to-day 1851 bales
against 3457 last Wednesday and 4409 last year and
since Friday 1887 bales against 1904 last week and
~ S31 last Total since August 81 bales
against $3.50 500 last year-ncrease 252 $40 Exports
Friday 10 Tuesday inclusvel Great Britain 5sl9 bales
against H. 1863 last week aud So 63s last year. aud the
Continent none against 497S bales last week, and 6542
last year stocks at all the delivery ports made up
to NJ. 692s bales, against 3l3,s64 last week and
TOBACCO-The sales today embraced "A hhds Il.
2. 6, q and ~ at This makes aggregate thus
and 1T the week before We continue 10 quote ss
follows Inferior Tugs 4@4hc: medium 4A@5L ;
good and fine 6h@6c; low leaf 6,.@7c; medium
7h@6c; fne 9(@l0c. and selections -Gl2c. Received
since last evening " hhds exported none ct ock on
hand by our running statement 1909 hhds.
FIRE 6HTS-We quote % fOllowe:
By Steam-COtton to LiverpOol-@ I'D: TO Ant
werp. via Philadelphia nd; to Boston, Philadel-
phia ll.l6c; to Providence, via Philadelphia &c; to
fAN River, via Phladelphis ll-l6c; New York bc;
10 Philadelphia 9-l6c; Bulk Corn to Liverpool Ota-d
BY Hail-Cotton to Liverpool -G7-l6d to Havre &c:
70 Bremen 1880; to Baltic ports I'd Grain to Liy-
srpool l0d.
sU0AR-No receipts this morning. There were
sales, TO dealers. Of 50 hhds at 7,sc for good
mon . fair and SIC for strictly good fair.
4OIASSES-No receipts and no sales.
FLOUR here some demand for Cuba to-day,
and 1000 and 1000 bbls sold private terms We have
heard OF some other round sales particulars not yet
trsnspred ihe market IL dull and the sales to the
local trade are confined to sis bbls Of which 40 low
treble extra at Sc 25 40 good treble extra 81 50
choice treble extra 1t 81 2 SO do 81 5O IS choice
extra 1t 50 rs Dbl, and 800 bbls on private terms
Stock on hand moderate. low grades scarce and re-
ceipts hight.
CORN MEAI-The supply is light but there is less
demand. Holders are asking IS TO- and only 100 bbls
sold IS l0 100 1t s. 0e 100 At S. aud i00 to ar
PoRK-No demand. but stock Light, and held firmly
q Sls IS for original; retailing at $40 p Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Little or none in fret hands.
Shoulders quoted ct 7c p b. Dealers RETAIL
ing shoulders At 7c. clear rib sides exc, clear sides
1Oc p b.
BAcOX-Ths supply is COCA but the market is dull
and there % no demand for round lots. Shoulders
are bald A 73c clear rib sides 1Oxc clear sides lie
y. With on by dealers job trade.
63RAxfAST BACON Light supply and quiet st
11@i2c ? ID.