The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-23


swelled the business up to / p. M. to about 1000
bales after which we heard of additional sales, max
ing the total, - noted above 1850 bales.
manifestly better feeling was inspired by the
Presidents signing the Conference Finance bill,
which for the present settles the currency question:
and by removing all incertitude. no doubt INSPIRES
the general movement at the North and West with
more animation Some indications OF this are already
seen in futures closing at New York at net advance
for the day Of 31605 Ice: Sterling Exchange, more
at an improvement of 310041O y cent. But on the
other hand the Liverpool market was quoted sasier
but not quotably lower Under these influences most
atoms, but round amounts could not be forced OF
unless at some concessions. high style Of Low
Mddling apprOximating Strict, sold at l6c.
Z The amount on shipboard, not cleared, going on
board and engaged for shipment was set down at the
opening this morning at $500 bales embracing 6O0O
for Liverpool 1900 for SPAIN and 1000 for the North
which. when deducted from the stock on hand
by our running statement on last Saturday evening"
leaves 80 100 bales to represent the quantity at the
landing and in presses unsold or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports sales OF 1850 bales. Market
steady
Stock on hand August 81, 1873. bales 7,l77
Arrived since last statement...... 957
Arrived pi eviously. ,el2 13l2 1863
Net corrections to May 49, show 4fs,rs.
ing the balance between mani, ~ (
tests duplicated and additional
made from waste samples. dam 2'
aged city ginning of seed cot
ton, not entered in manifests
lint cotton saved for seed, clan r.
ing machines in city mills, etc. 23,C32
Total ...-............ 1342,s7s
Cleared to-day. .............. none
Cleared previously. ,.9l, O46
Consumed at Lehman, Abraham
e. Co.'s Lane cotton mills. 1890. 800
Sunk in scuttled ship Ailsa, to be
added, If recovered. .......... 1862 l,295,390
Stock on hand and on sh picard not
cleared corrections included). ......... 1850
Stock on hand not cleared same time last
year corrections included). ............ 62,962
Receipts proper since Saturday evening 925 bales,
against 1443 on last Sunday and Monday, and 1912
last year. making an aggregate since Friday evening
OF 1864 bales against 1916 last week o aud i4ss last
16O last year Corrections included both years)
decrease = - haaee. sTeT
The 1xchlnge telerams make he receipts at all
and nce Friday. 1926 bales against ncs last week,
and del7 last year: Teal siucs Angus 1896 40
Espoiis tlssdss snd saiurSsg,: . arsa. Britain.
liz balss sgalnst 1850 lat xeek. and 1911 last
AZ ses Stocks e Ss dsvery
ports made up IL H. a4s hales against 1863 le2
last week, 22l, J6l last year. -
TOBACCO-We notice some speculative feeling
in the market excited by the glowing crop news and
orders pending for Western account. The sales EN-
brace 260 hhds of which 210 medium to good and
fine leaf ct &c round. and 50 e. TO- s. ~ and 81 at,
making an Se
The amount on sale is estimated at $3.50 hhds.
Prices manifestly SITTER factors having raised
their pretensions in view Of the crop accounts and
the improvement in both the Western and the
Northern markets. For the present, however, we
repeat our quotations follows, but mainly for
reference: Inferior Jugs 4a05c, medium 5s95sc'
good 9010c, fine l0a q 11Ac, and selections 120l3c
Receipts since Saturday evening none; exported
none stocko hand by our running statement 9S42
FREIGHTS-Th The market continues extremely
dull Early last week there was considerable in
uuiry for room to Havre since which a small bark,
promising quick dispatch has been laid on for that
port, but the demand appears to have subsidized and
we have not heard of any. offerings. At the same
time there timber freights offering at rates fully
equal to the quotations for cotton
SUGAR-Received this morning 80 hhds. Specu
lators looking around, and there were sales to
dealer Of go hhds at &c for prime and 1Oc for yellow
CORN IN BULK-The market is bare. A lot of
$4,000 bushels arrived on Saturday to 60 forward
direct to Mobile. Supplies of mixed would COM
mand &c p bushel,
FLOUR-The demand is confined to the local
trade, and the market is dull Only S7T bbis were
choice treble extra at 81 "a do at 81 2 50 at 81 37
Is and 70 choice extra at 81 IS; So 100 and 100 at
81; 100 at $6 TO- 25 at SO 25 81 at 90 49, s7a;
1OO 500 $780, DO gil and 400 bbs in lots on private
CORN MEALS dull and offering at g 90 per
Dbl, though some sold at higher price. 215 bbls
sold at s. co. 100 and $50 at 50 s5 100 at 60 go and
500 at IS s5 p Dbl. 1t is jobbing at - so0s IS p
barrel
BACON-Is dull but the stock on hand is small
and the market is firmer Clear sides are scarce;
shoulders held at "a clear rib sides 1oa clear
sides lie p ID. On Saturday evening not reported,
90 casks clear rib sides sold at i03c p d. We hear
Of sale OF clear rib sides particulars not TRANSFERRED
HAMS-Are dull at 120 1850 ID for sugarcured,
as in brand.
LARD-The supplies are light; tierce commands
l2c; key 122 0l3c " 10. lot Of 20 kegs kettle rem
dered sd at l3c p ID.
CORN IN SACKS-Good supply and fair demand
at previous prices The sales comprise 1910 sacks,
of which $50 yellow private terms; 100 white
mixed e size: 500 and 500 white mixed at 9Oc 1000
white and white mixed at 9Oc. leo yellow mixed at
GOO, 25Ryelow mixed at 90c 200 white at 92c and 40
yellow It 92c ~ bushel.
OATS-Are in fair supply and demand, at lower
pri6as. The sales comprise 1860 sacks OF which 200
and 200 at Sec $50 at 5s and $50 choice at $50 per
BRAN-Is in light supply and moderate de-
mAnd. $50 sacks sold Of which 300 at &c., $50 and
200 at CSC " 100 ID.
HAY-Good supply in warehouse. None on the
landing. The market is quiet. The sales last week
were Ut es3d24 p ton for prime.