The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-15

hand ~ our running statement yesterday
evening, leaves -- bales to represent
the quantity at the landing and in presses IN
sold or awaiting orders
The Exchange reports: "Sales 1850 bales,
including 1850 after P. N. yesterday. Mar
ket quiet and steady"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1874 bales Ae,s9s
A uysd since last statement .... ~. oeo o,o
rived previously. ,0o7, o37 loss, 939
1,loi, 1872
G cared to-day. .............. 2,i23 ooo
C.osrod previously. 9h,o3 'ff'ooo
St ,ck on hand and on cupboard not 80 u.
cleared ....................'' i ,oo'
st jck same time last wear. .......... 'Aoo,7o'
To-day's exports were to Liverpool. ,,oo
Receipts proper since last evening l2O3
bales, against $50 on last Wednesday and
1893 last year, making an aggregate since En-
day evening Of SOGl bales, against 3iO6 last
week, and GIT last year, and since August 81
of 94O,O7S bales, against ], l22. 327 last year
decrease 1872 249.
The Exchange kilograms make the recelpts
at all the ports from IL NJ. yesterday 20 =
NJ. to-day 1891 bales, against 1886 last we e1
and G734 last year, and since FRIDAY 20
bales, against 81, l65 last week and ~ 90 las1
year. Total since August 81, 3, 249,9 57 bales,
against 3, 497. 995 up to Tuesday noon April IA,
last year, Excluding OF the above 6'34)-
decrease 24S, OBS.
Exports FRIDAY to Tuesday inclus.ve) TO
Great Britain 6O46 bales, against 70, 2o7 last
week and 1856 last year, and to the Con-
tinent 7lO9 bales, against GA last week
and q. 52l last year Stocks ut all the dellv-
ery ports, made up to II NJ, SCI, 136 bales,
against 5S4 G34 last week and 523, $50 last year.
ToBAcCo-We did not hear OF transac-
ton to-day. The amount on sale IS estimated
at $500 hhds. We continue to quote az
follows: Inferior Jugs Gncluding frosted
and trashy s@s3c, medium lOYloac, nm, me
l45c, good 15A(416, nne 17CLlSc. ana se-
lections 10000. Received since last evening
6 hhds. Exported none. Stock on hand oy
our running statement 4196 hhds.
FIEIGHTs- market continues lnanlmate
and easy at quotations. Cotton is shipping
by all rail at zoe II 100 ib to Baltimore.
75c to Philadelphia and New York, and
sic to Boston. We quote as follows:
BY Steam-Cotton to Liverpool ll-32(ysd'
to Antwerp via Philadelphia Sd, to boston,
Providence and Fall River, via Phiiadel-
phia or New York &c, to New York &C, to
Philadelphia &c.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 1l-32@sd, to
Havre -(113-l6c to Bremen 15-1Gc. " Cron.
stadt I'D. 10 Boston &c.
SUGAR-Only 81 hhds received this morn
ing. The demand is good at steady prices,
and the supplies on the landing sold at 81 c97e
for common, 74(17ac for fair, 7ac for good
fair, SC for fully fair, Si@S!c for prime
| Sc for strictly prime, s. tor choice, 7(Gole
for seconds, 909lc tor yellow clarified, 31G
lOc for white clarified, and 1O4c for pure
white clarified.
| MoLAssEs receipts this morning were
confined to 6S bbls and 5 half bbls. The
supplies are mostly poor in quality, and
sell on the landing at 30W35c for infer
ior fermenting and 40Cs 45c tor common fer
menting The stock in the sheds is held BY
dealers who are selling to factors aud grocers
at soc for common, SOC for fair. 60c for prime
Csc for strictly prime, and GS(97Oc for choice
| FLoUR-Wlth the exception OF q small stock
J of choice treble and choice extra on hand the
market is bare; only 200 bbls came in this
morning, and there is very little on the way
here. The demand is good, both for the loca
trade and for export, but it is restricted by
the total absence Of all the grades below gooc
treble extra. and The sales to-day are conse
quently confined to PIG bhls, OF which 10 anC
| 100 low treble extra at So %; l25 at 81 30; 2:
at Sc 40; so choice treble extra spot and Is t.
| arrive at 30 ID, ~ duA LOU CuOlCc CAuA a. y
y bbl. St. Louis: "Steady and unchanged.
Com MEAL-The market is dull, but strictly
choice ana fresh is held strongly. while ole
stock is altogether neglected. 225 bbls sold
at S., rs: 100 at So IS aud 100 and 100 a
| So 80 - Dbl. Dealers are jubbng at $40.
4 10 y Dbl.
PoRK-There was better feeling to-day
under the influence OF Western advices, ye
We have to note quiet market, with mes
held at S22 Is = bbl, buyers at 500 so
al improvement of 25c. Sales could be made
at S22 50 ~ Dbl. Dealers have small jot
trade at S23 for repacked and S23 25(o23 81
for original. Chicago, 11:5O 4. NJ: Ecm
moderate, active; S22 june, S22 25(d22 ~
July, S21 7O@2l Is Mav."
DRY SALT MEAr-Only 10000 Tbs loos'
came in this morning, comprising the tota
supply in first hands, Dealers, however, have
4 lot OF 5000 pieces, loose, sold at SIS fol
shoulders, and 1O3c for RIB sides.
Shoulders are quoted at 8!@Sac, clear ril
sides Il5Ml1lc, clear sides 100 l2lc Il ID
Dealers nave small job trade ut "a &c owe
these prices. Chicago, II A. NJ: "Hog
quiet and 5C210c lower. Large arrivals Gu
meats firmer; good demand; shoulders Z &c bid
Scasked, Nav" Cincinnati: "Cut meats dull
re, lie, 1lac. Hogs quiet and firm S.
Louis: '.Cut meats quiet; Sc, lie, He
BAcoN-Good supply, better feeling ant
frmer. Shoulders are held at 9sc. clear ri
sides 1890 1850, clear sides 13s@I3ic u ID
Dealers are jobbing at ac over these prices
A lot of % casks clear sides sold On private
terms. Cincinnati: "Dull: Sc, 12ic, 1876
st Louis "Dull; Sc, 124c, 1876"
LARD - Small stock and no demand
Tierce packers. is quoted at 144c, refined 10
c1l59c, key l5a0l6c II ID. Chicago. 12:lo
Primer; fair demand; Is 2!Csl5. 30. May
l5.52s@l5. 50, June; - 724yi5.75' July.
Cincinnati: "Dull, l5sG l5a
4 WHEAr-There are orders here for export
but no supplies to meet them, and none offer
ing to arrive. The shipments thus far tLl
season We're barge loads ordered from 81
Louis for Liverpool. Chicago, $50: Unset
tied, active, 81 O3!@l OBJ for May; 81 o.
al o.. for June" st. Louis: Dull and droop
ing. No sales.'
HiMs-Only q job demand at 1910 1850 70
choice sngar-cured as in brand.