The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-17

1,163. 800
Cleared previously. ......... 1,l02,s55 1,1O4. 4o
stook on hand and on shipboard not ! j,
6toct same time last year. ........-.. $3.50
To-day's exports embraced 1130 bales K
Malaga ana 45I to Boston.
Receipts proper since last evening 81
bales, against 307 on last Wednesday and 1878
last year, making an aggregate since Friday
evening of 594 bales against 1926 last week
and 5000 last year. and since Aug. 81 adding
city balings, which we're added last year,, Of
l89, 277 against 1,2O2, 096 list year-decreast
2l2,8l9.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at al the ports from ~ NJ. yesterday to II
and 2l23 last year, and since Friday 8l7t
bales, against S7S8 last week, and 1859 last
year. Total since August 81, 3,417, 344 bales,
against 3,6S4. 958 up to Tuesday noon, June
16, last year excluding the above 2123)-de-
crease 267, GA
Exports (Friday to Tuesday inclusive) to
~arear Britain IA, 254 bales against %, 500 last
week and II, 739 last year, and to the Cont
nent 2l49, against $3.50 bales last week and
800 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to
week and 1853, COS last year.
ToBAcoo-We did not hear of sale to-day,
but yesterday, in addition to the amount re-
ported, l3 hhds sold at full prices. Sales
thus lar this week A hhds, The amount on
sale is estimated ct 1000 hhds We con-
tnue to qnote as follows: Inferior Tugs ga
'9ic. medium 10@l0}c, fine 11@12c, low leaf
l2@12ac, medium 13a@l4ac, good 15R@
16Ac, fine l74@184c, and selections 20@22c.
Received since last evening hhds: exported
none; stock on hand by our running state.
inent 4O02 hhds.
FREIaHrs-The extreme dullness reported
by us for the past week has finally compelled
masters OF sailing vessels to give way 1-32d
for Liverpool and 1-16c for Havre We now
quote as follows: rrs m "a. A5
By Sream-Cotton to Liverpool odd, to
Boston &c, to Providence and Fall River
4AS-16c, to New York kc, to Philadelphia ac.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool --(015-32d,
to Havre -@l5-16c. to Genoa Ito. to Boston
a-l6cs
SUcAR There were no receipts this morn
ing. The market is very dull and only occa-
sionally dealers make job sales to the grocers'
trade at7s@Sc for common. 8@84c for low fair,
8a08sc tor good 9&99ac for strictly prime,
93c for yellow clarified, and 1OAc for off
white clarified. Stock in sheds ON the 18th
j inst. 32lS bids. A dealer sold Is hhds. yell
low clarified to grocer at 9ac y H.
MoLAssEs-None in this morning. There is
little or nothing doing, and We quote 4O@45c
for common, 5O@ 55c for fair, $50 go for prime
cto;ce. Stock in the sheds on the 11th inst.
2eOs bbls and "a halt bbls. A dealer sold so
.bbls fair at 50@52c y gal.
FLovR-The market is dull with q good
supply, and some 1900 bbls came in this
morning. There is very little demand for
the local trade, and that for Cuba is retarded
by the absence of freight room and by the
high views of holders IS to prices. Prices
tfor- spring wheat Flour are barely sustained,
but those for winter wheat are strong The
sales are confined to 1925 bbls, in the local
trade, Of which 100 double extra at SIS Is;
75 good treble extra at SIS S.; so do at So 124;
100 and ITO choice treble extra at Sc SO; 800
choice extra at Sc 87a; 200 do at Sc IS; and
400 bbls on private terms Negotiations are
pending for some 1000 bbls for Qua, with
freight room expected by Saturday.
Superfne is quoted at 81 rs; single extra
So; double extra SIS IS; low treble extra SIS so;
good treble extra SIS 1906; choice treble
- extra So 25@6 so; choice and family extra
SO 1907 D bbl-the outside prices for small
Job lots.
Conn MEAL-The supplies are not large,
but the demand is limited at 81 So n bbI
so bbls sold at 81 40, and dealers are jobbing
ut so II bbl &
Cow PEAs-Good supply and dull, with
only job demand at SOC for mixed and for
clay. $50 sacks clay sold on private terms
and 500 sacks at the above prices.
PoRK-We have again to note dull market
and a still further decline Of 81 II bbl
Heavy mess is held at $40 25 - btl, and
quoted at $40. We hear Of sales to-day Of
1900 bbls original mess, Of which 200 spot at
$40; $50 spot on private terms, understood
to be $40 Is; $50 at $40 Is, and 500 bbls, to
arrive, on private terms The job rates are
$40 SO to- repacked and s2l 5O@2l IS for
original.
DRY SALT MEAT-The market is extremely
dull and there is no demand for round lots.
though shoulders are quoted at 8s@Ssc u ID
loose. 2G,O00 ID sold at the depot at Sssc,
a es load at SEC. and casks at SO. Dealers
are jobbing them at 9@9lc p ID. No de-
mand whatever for sides, and clear rib are
quoe ed nominally at l2ic, and clear at 12Ic
d ID.
BACoN-Dull and moro depressed and quo
ted at go for shoulders. 12sc for clear rib
sides. aud 49, for clear Sides A CONSIGNMENT
of 20 boxes sold on private terms Dealers
obtain ac over these prices in the job trade.