The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-28

Is 1861
. Jie.ced previously ..... s5S6I9 $3.50
Is ssock on hand End on shipbosri nc.
Eisafed ~ 80. ...'...-...-..-..-- w
l. ssock aarne tina last YEAR 242 81
;, To-day's exports embraced 41t3 bales t
y Liverpool. 1850 to Cork, for orders; 1880 t
Havre. :335 to Revei, 1853 to Boston, 1851 t
: New York and $40 to Philadelphia.
Receipts proper siEce last evening 512 bale
{ against s53 on last Saturday and $50 las
year, and since August 81, 914743 bales
] against l,0S5, 264 last year-decrease 10, 521
> The Exchange kilograms make the receipt
) at all the ports from Il NJ. yesterday to II NJ
q to-day G227 bales, agains. 5l75 on last Satur
day and 9i5l last year, and since August 81
! $3.50 OBJ bales, against 1863, Isl (up to Fri
+ day noon, March p, last year, excluding tn,
, above 9701)-decrease 2E9,116
Exports (Eridav) to Great Britain 32St
bales, against $500 last week and 1897 las
year, and to the Continent 1777 bales, agains
none last week, and II, 331 bales last year
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to l.
NJ. 65l, 495 bales, against GS10l5 last weeI
and G56, $40 last year.
The weeks receipts at the interior towns
(up to yesterday embrace 1893 bales against
1928 last week and b. 166 last year; the ship
ments 12,Oll bales, against l3 52i last week
and % 1909 last year; and the stocks 90, 113
bales, against 97,257 last week and 49, OPS
last year. Compared with last year, this
shows decrease of 1868 bales in receipts and
1885 IN Shipments and an increase in stocks
Of 50 bales.
The falling off in the receipts a. all the
ports since August 81, compared with last
year, up to II NJ. yesterday, was PIG, 10
bales, and up to ~ NJ. to-day 2l9, 1l6, 3,15O.-
055, against 3 1863, 81.
ToEAcco-We did not hear of a transac-
ton to-day The amount on sale is
estimated at $3.50 hogsheads. We con-
tinue to quote: Inferior Jugs 9409Jc
medium to fine l0@1l4c, low leaf 12(9125c
medium 13@14c, good to fine 15@161 and
| selections 175GD20c. Received since last
evening n hhds; exported none; stock on
hand by our running statement 1890 hhds
FnEIGHTs- ship was laid on for Havre yes
terday at l3-l6c for cotton. Cotton is shipping
by all rail at zoe fp 100 lbs tor Baltimore and
Is to Philadelphia The going rates for Liver
pool are 7-l6d by steam, and "a by sail.
We quote as follows:
BY Steam-Cotton to Liverpool, 7-1Gd, to
New York Is, to Boston, Providence and
Fall River, via New York, c, to Philadelphia,
&c.
By Sail - Cotton to Liverpool q. to
Havre 13-l6c, to Cronstadt, id, to Boston c.
SuGAE-The receipts were more liberal this
morning and comprised 35S hhds The de-
mand is good and the supplies We're mostly
sold at previous prices 5iGG6Ic for inferior,
Go 63c for common. 7G17Sc for fair, 7Ic
for good fair, 75@73c for fully fair Sc for
prime, S4GDS5c for strictly prime, SIC for
choice 7C1S5c for seconds, $685. for yellow
clarified, 3I@10c for off white clarified, and
lose for pure white clarified. Stock in tie
sheds on the 26th inst, 3271 hhds
MoIAssEs- Supplies came in more literally
this morning and 32S bbls were received and |
sold at 5Sc for cistern bottom and CSC for
choice strictly fermenting. Stock in the |
sheds on the 26th inst. G430 bbls, 14S halt !
bbls.
FLoUR-The stool, on hand is very small. |
SO for this period of the season,
and the medium ana lower grades are very
scarce. In fact, the market is bare OF low
grades, and these are called for There are
very fey round lots on hand suitable for ex-
port. Notwithstanding the approach of the
close OF the month, there was quite good de-
mand for the local trade to-day, and some in
quiry for export There were sales to the
local trade of 1000 bbls, comprising % and
80 choice treble extra at s. so; 100 do at
So So; 132 at So 60; 100 and 300 choice extra
At IS 10; % at So 80; 100 at Sc; so at Sc %,
and 600 bbls on private terms
Conn MEAL-Good stock, but the receipts
are light and the market is tirmer. Holders
ire now asking 50 S5@3 80 = Dbl, and
ieales are jobbing at 81 Z Dbl 275 bbls
sold, of which so and 100 at So so, so at
50 IS, and IS at 50 80 p bbI.
PoEK-Small Stock scarcely any coming in )
md very little Offering Mess is quoted in {
'ound lots at S21 5oC122 121 as in weigho,
md dealers are jobbing at S22G22 so = Dbl $
The market is strong and lot of 50 bbls )
ness sold on private terms, and dealer sold
3 bbls mess, on two orders, on private terms, l
ull prices
Dry SALT MEATS in light supply and firm :
With light receipts and fair demand. Deal /
rs have only small stocks. 1900 ID loose
anne in this morning Three car loads should !
rs sold at g. c, l do at &c. and casks at Sic 9
Or shoulders III &c for clear rib sides and II &C b
or clear sides. Dealers are jobbing at &c a
ver these prices.
BACON Shoulders are scarce, firm and in !
eque-t. The market opened at ga lc weaker /
or sides, and 81 casks sold, comprising 20 .
asks clear SIDES on private terms; 20 do, at Il
he railroad depot, at 13c; Is do on the land K
ng at 13Ic, and 6 do, in store, at 13Ic p tb. t
}ut subsequently there was an improvement, 3
rlces rallied, and the decline was recovered p
lear lib sides were held strongly at 121c, 1
lear sides l3ic, shoulders 93c y ID, with b
ffers Of less refused. Dealers are jobbing L
: these prices. 4
HAMS Choice sugar cured are in light sup Il
" and fair demand at 13@134c = ib. 25 '
erces sold at 49, and % at 1890 T. ID. d d
LARD-Choice refined is IN light supply and i
! request Other descriptions are dull. Tierce 81
ette is quoted at 14c, refined 145c, key Isl n
1l55c u ID. \
CoFFEE-Fair demand with more conf j.
n the part of dealers. Prices have fallen Ia p
&c b Id. Stock in first hands 1905 bags, l.
| dealers hands $500 bags. We quote car " "
oes Ordinary 15@@154c, fair 1911 49, good b,
j4Gl7e, prime I74@l79c p ID. Job lots:
rdinary 153(d16c, tar l6!@17c, good 174GG ID ID
&c, prime 1S0lSlc p 10. 90
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