The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-15

since August 81 of 1149Ol6 bales. against 1.155,


last year-decrease 6750 bales.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at all the
ports, from - NJ. yesterday to II NJ. to-day, 300
bales INST 1853 on last Thursday and 632 last
and since Friday 932 bales against 344 last wee
and 49, 461 last year. Total since August 81 %
bales a.anst 1926 913 last year-increase 272, 1928
Exports Friday to Monday inclusve) Great Britain
081 bales, against 49, $50 last week and 81 531 las
and to the Continent ID 435 bales against 1853
last week and 526 last year stocks at all the 'ever.
ports made up to IL NJ, 1914 80 bales against $685. III
last weed and 4O1 ,125 last year.
| TOBACCO-The sales to-day embraced 80 Lids, Il
l., 2, 4, g. 10 III at also heard of hhds
omu tilted several DAYS ago. This makes aggregate
thus far this week 127 hhds-aganst GO all last week
The amount on sale is estimated at CTS hdds. We
| W5l4: good and fine 5h@6c; low leaf 6la@Ic; me-
dunn 71a18c; fine 9@l0c, and selections II 1l2c
Received since last evening 40 hhds, exported none
stock on hand by running statement 6416 hhds
FREIGHTS-Under diminution in the supply OF
room, masters have become more stringent in their
etsnsons and asking 1ad for cotton to Liverpool
both by steam and SAIL with corresponding advance
for Havre. For the pres nt however, we make only
slight variation in our quo tations. as follows:
BY Steam-Cotton to Liverpool-@1sd; to Ant
werp, via Philadelphia I'd; to Boston. via Philadel-
phia 1-16c; to Providence, via Philadelphia 5sc; to
Fall River. via Philadelphia 1l6c; to New York 1ac;
to Philadelphia 9-16c Bulk Corn to Liverpool O9-d.
By Sail-COtton to Liverpool 5000; to Hayre e G
&c; to Bremen 1890; to Baltic ports 1ad Grain TO
the Continent 1ldl2d.
sUGAR-kecelved this morning 81 hhds. Dull
and sales to-day. Yesterdays at &c for infe-
rior; SIC for good ia Sc for fully fair to prime,
and 914c for strictly prime.
MOLASSES-No receipts. A dealer sold so bbls
choice ut 78c p gallon.
FLOUR-The demand is confined to the local trade,
but the stock is only moderate, and low grades are
scarce. The receipts small. $3.50 bbls. sold
to-day of which rs double extra at S. 800 good treble
extra at Sc 25 SO low treble extra at IS 1 100 its
merits at S. 65 So good treble extra at 81 25 IS do
at 81 3 100 choice treble extra at 81 49, $50 choice
extra S. 80 choice extra So 12a, Is, Is and 80
choice extra at So 25 200 at So 62 so at 49, 100 at
50 l2a Dbl and 500 bbls for Cuba iyate terms.
CORN MEAL-Some 2200 bbls have been received
since yesterday much OF this sold previously to
arrive. he demand is active and 1900 Dbls sold, of
which 600 bbls at 81 60@4 62a 100 bbls 70 arrive and
900 bbs on the landing at s. o. 35 to arrive at "a 65
100 spot at 81 TO- 600 at 81 IS Dbl It is Offering to
arrive, at 81 65 y Dbl. Dealers rates 81 IS
p Dbl
POkK-There were received this morning $50 bbls
only part of which is on the market. The stock on
hand is small and the market is very firm. Original
held strongly at SIS So and is retailing at $19
p Dbl. kepacked is SOC below these prices. We
have heard OF some sales on the landing particulars
not TRANSFERRED.
DRY SALT MEAT-None in first hands, Should
quoted at &c p 1b. Dealers retailing
shoulders at TIC; clear rib sides at 9c clear sides
95lc U fb.
BACON-Only 40 casks were received this morning
The market is quiet but very firm with small stock
on hand. Shoulders held at TIC, clear rib sides
at l0%c, clear sides at II y ft, and only job ira ie
lot Of 100 casks shoulders sold by auction on its
merits at 6@65Sc p tb.
BREAKFAST BAGON-Fair supply and demand, at
IL 1s@12c p ID for Western
HAM 2-CuOlce sugar cured commune IN ilS1t supply
and firm at 134@l3ac p tb. Is and 80 terces sold at
1870 D ID.
LARD-Continues scarce and in request Tierce
commands u4@llhc; keg 12c p ID. Only job
trade, owing to scarc y. lot of 25 tierces refined
sold at 117sc q fb.
WHISKY-Dnll and lower. Louisiana rectifed is
quoted at SOC, choice Cincinnati at 81 O3 q gallon.
COW PEAS-New and in demand. They
are jobblng at 50 p bushel.
WHEAT IN BgLK-The market is bare. The tow
of % 1856 bushels received Tuesday was sold prev.
OuSly, to arrive, and board RhiD for
Continent tow OF 80. 900 bushels now about due
and was also sold to arrive: Supplies to arrive are
buyers offer 81 40 p bushel.
CORN IN BULK-None Offering Some on hand
but is being put in sacks and sold to the trade.
CORN IN SACkS-Tne supply OF mixed and yellow
is good, but white is very and commands an
a vance of &c y bushel. The sales comprise 235
sacks OF which 800 and 500 mixed at ssc; 300 yellow
$50 We 10y mixed and 500 mixed at 91c; 200 Oh DICE
white at 81 o., and 500 do. at 81 O5 p bushe'.
OATo-Are i'll fair supply and demand at firmer
prizes The sales compr Sc 1900 sacks, of which 800
1T &c; 100 choice 800 and 800 do, and 800 choice
Gaena at Csc q bushel.
HAY-Is in light supply and fair demand; l25 bales
prime sold on the landing at S26 "a ton.
BRAN-s scarce; Ats sacks were received and sold,
i which 300 sacks at 81 75 and ITS sacks ships stuff
It 81 371a = 100 b.
coming in as yet. lot of 800 fb clear Lake sold
lay at Sic y b. Clear Lake il quoted Sic; Lousi-
clear 250026; bury l4a16c Texas fine clear 27@
.Sc; Texas medium 24@ l5c barry 17Gl8c; Next an
lear 15Ql6c; improved 1'(9 sc D lb.
POULTRY ~ Western grown Chickens are sellin.
t 81 IS; .ung Chickens 1904: Ducks s4@4 o; Geese
-; urk VS. $50; Louisiana grown Chickens S4G4 50;
'onng 1898 so; Ducks 1894; Geese $697; Turkeys |
;l5Ml8 p dozen.
STAR GANnLES-The stock is light ard the market |
1rmer. The last sale was at Is &c p Is.
EiGS-The receipts are large aud very little demand
Western are quoted at 13G15c, Louisiana 1916 p
oZen.
soaps dull. Keller's extra family is Sc ling at
C in large lots and &c in small lots do Magnolia SC
sma lots nc in large lots, Kelsr's olive &c. palm
z, ste lie: with deduction of az &c p 10 on
arge lots. Proctor CANDLES is selling 81 q ID in
ound lots and &c p ib in job lots.