The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-05-12

I To-day's exports embraced 1872 bales to Liverpool
| $685. to Havre, q I'd 1910 to Bremen.
Receipts prope; since Saturday evening 1910 bales.
against 1922 last Sunday and Monday and 56l5 last
year making an aseg gate since Friday evening OF
aud snce August 81 of 147, 289 bales against 1873
| last year-decrease $40 bales.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at all
the ports from - NJ. Saturday - NJ to-day 1899
bales against 81 last week and 95 last year and
since Friday To-, las bales sgans 1884 last week. and
l3,247 last year. Total August 81 3,5s9,4i9.
bales, against 1906 500 last year-ncrease 2s2 $50
Exports, Friday and Saturday to Great Britain .092
bales against 81 5SS last week. and b. ia last and
to the Continent none against 96l5 bales last week
and 1878 last year. Stocks at all the livery ports
up to IL NJ 1851, 1874 bales aga list $50, 800 last
week. and 41O,348 last year.
TOB &c CO-The only sale reported to-day
hhds at - Saturdays sale, including 30 not report
ed until to-day. embraced SO hhds sales last week
G2 nh IL, against II for the week fore. The amour
sale is estimated at $3.50 hhds We quote follows
Inferior Tugs 4@4H"; medium 424g54c; good and
fine 5000; low leaf 61s@7c; medium 71a@sc; fine
9@lOc, and selections 11912c Received since Sat
urday evening, So hhds; exported none. Stock on
hand by our running s atement. 1903 hhds
FIRE GHT5-The market is q net but steady. We
quote as follows:
BY telm-Cotton to Liverpool I'D; to Ant
werp via Philadelphia I'd; to Boston, via Philadel-
Fall River via Philadelphia 1l-16c; to New York &c;
to Philadelphia 9-l6c; Bulk Corn to Liverpool Cd.
By sail-cotton to Liverpool -@hd; to Havre &c,
to Bremen l532c; to Baltic ports I'D; bulk corn to
Liverpool, %: to Rouen. 25c.
SUGAR-Keceived this morning POI hhds. The
stock IN the sheds is small out is diminishing SLOWLY
The sal to-day confined to Is hhds at 87sc tor
fully fair, and lO1ac for yellow clarfet.
MOLASSES-Received this morning 25 bbs. No
sales. The stock in the sheds is small, and held by
dealers On Saturday common centrifugal sold at SIC
q gallon
FLOUR-The markell is very dull and is at a st,nl
still, with only small job trade; prices very
rDI however, and the stock is he strongly owing to
lack o. receipts and scarcity of low grades The sales
are confined to 1908 bbls, of which 400 10 and IS
double extra at IS. so good treble extra at Sc IS,
SO aud 100 do at 81 l2s, IS choice treble extra at
81 49, so choice extra So %, 40 do at s. So 80 at
So 871a, 50 at 50. 90 and 50 at 50 20 q bb and go
bbs on private t. rms
CORN MEALS in light supply and good demand,
with holders asking s. 65 q Dbl. leo and 100 bbls
sold on the landing at "a So and $50 to arrive at 81
. Dbl.
PORK-The market is quiet, but strong, with
small stock on hand held at SIS 5, Dbl for original
packed Sc Is at SOC p Dbl below these figures. Old
even weight mess is quoted at SIT 80 p Dbl
DRY SALT MEAT.-Lttle or none 10 first hands
Shoulders quoted at cents per pound. Dealers
retailing SHOULDERS at IA clear rib sides at 94a
clear sides CSC y b. casks clear rib SIDES sold
at 91.c y Id.
BACON-Is n demand and very firm. with small
stock on hand and ward tendency in prices
Shoulders are now held at TIC. clear rib sides &c
Gle sides zsC9l1c p tb. 12J casks soil COM
prising 10 casks shoulders the spot at 7-16c rs
to arrive at re- casks clear rio sides at 1O1c, 10
and 70 casks clear sides at 1890 . ID.
BREAKFAST BA ON-Far supply and demand, at
II 1a@12c p fb for Western.
HAMS-Light supply and fair demand at 1908 &c
terceS
landing pr vate terms; 20 and do at 1870 1b p.
LARD-Contnues and in demand Terce
refined commands lli4@ll1sc; key 12c p ID. Only
job trade, owing to scarci y.
WHISKY bull. Louisiana rectifed held at 99c.
choice Cincinnati at 81 OF p gallon.
COW PEAS-New are scarce and in demand. They
ybblng at So p bushel.
CORN IN BULK-There is Offering on the
sp t. nor is there inquiry. The market is quoted
At 75c y bushel. A tow of about 1000 bushels is
WIFE IT INBULK-Foreign orders are here but no
supplies to meet them. Chicago No. 2 spring would
command 81 4o@1 ~ bushel. The market is en-
tirey bare.
CORN IN sACKs-1s in fair supply d m oderate
demand. Tie sales comprise $3.50 sacks, of which 50
choice yellow at 92c, 800 do at 93c 500 white mixed
lin secondhand sachs) at Ole. 800 white nike lin
gunnies at 94c, 500 and 1000 white at CSC and 500
choice white at 971ac p bushe
OATS-The supply is good and the market is quiet.
The sales compr Sc $40 sacks of which 800 choice
st Louis at Gle; 400 choice Ga.ena at &c. 60 and $50
choice at 63c p bushe!.
BRAK-Is in light supply coed demand and hig, er |
go sacks sold. of which TO at 81 S. 60 and ct at
81 so U 100 ID.
house is liberal and the demand is moderate. 1t IS
selling in warehouse at s26 for prime and s2s for
choice.
BUrTER-No choice Goshen in Market the last
sold ut 42c ID. Inferior Goshen is selling at 3035c
p ID. The receipts small and OF light and |
sell at 36@3'c. Choice yellow is selling at 3S@40c
CHEESE-None here. The demand is good. Choice |
Western factory would Sc at 1sc, choice New York
cream 2Oc Ffb.
ESCULENTs AND GREEN vEGErABLEs-The
supply of potatoes is light the demand is good for the
city trade and shipping Onions scarce and in
request. Louisiana Potatoes are selling at So $50 |
4. Onions IS 5O@6 p Dbl. No cabbages in market
STARCH-LigEt supply and dull. lot o. $50 |
boxes Western sold in store at 4s4c p ib.
COFFEE The market is quiet. Dealers stock
10 900 bags No stock in first han H. We quote cargo
lots fair at 81 a22c gold; good @22sc prime 221a
@23c p b. 1t is jobbng at 22c for fair, 221ac for
good, and &C p ft for prime
We indebted to Messrs. Marks 4 Co.. for the
telegram, dated Rio de Janiero, April 2Sth,
and New York. May 18th, 1874 Purchases since April
22d 900 bags; cleared Atlantic ports $4,000; cleared
Gulf ports, none; loading, none; stock. 1921 900
Average daily receipts, 24OO Price 10000. Exchange
254 p cent. Also. telegram. dated Rio de Jan iro,
Aprll 22d 1874, and New York NJ ~ 18th, 1874. Pur
chases since 10th April, 81 900 bags cleared Atlantic
ports. $4,000 bags; cleared Gull ports none loading.
1000; stock, 128,0D0 Average daily receipts $500
Price 10000. Exchange rs q cent.