The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-08

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which, when deducted from the stock OF
hand BY our running statement yesterday
! evening, leaves Ill 600 bales to represent
the quantity at the landing and in presses un
sold or awaiting orders
The Exchange reports: ''Sales 2i00 bales
including $50 after P. NJ. yesterday. Mar
ket quiet Its quotations are reduced .c on
all grades, excep: Ordinary.
COTTON STATEMENT.
3iook On hand Sept. l, 1874 bales 1885
Arrived since last statement 2l25
t:r1sed previously. .IO7u,7S9 lO72 91i
LOSS. S67
1se*rsd to-day .............. S.221
'so o.s On hand and On ship5osrd nos ,c- o,,
| stock same time last year. ....... ia, 152
Io-day's exports were to Liverpool
Receipts proper since last evening 9S3
bales, against 1856 on last Wednesday and
23,3 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening of 54O6 bales, against 1915
last week and II, 5l4 last year, and since
August 81, of 1901, 766 bales, against l, lib,
TAB last year-decrease 1856
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from noon yesterday to u NJ.
to-day 1896 bales, against $685. last week,
and 1918 last year, aud since Friday q, 165
4
| last year. Total since August 81, 3,2l1, l43
bales, against 3, 456,5l7 up to Tuesday noon,
April Z, last year, Excluding the above 76lS)-
decrease 245 3G9.
Exports FRIDAY to Tuesday inclusive) to
Great Britain %, POT lies, against g, 2O2 last
week and %, 79l last year, aud to the Cont
nent II GA bales, against II, $50 last week and
q, 922 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to
IL NJ. 5s4, 634 bales, against G26, 49, last week
and 57S, 994 last year.
was hhds at -. The amount on sale is es-
timated at 1925 hhds. We repeat our re-
vised quotations of yesterday as follows: In
ferior Tugs including frosted and trashy
9@94c, medium l0Ol0sc, fine HOBO, low
leaf l2D12lc, medium l3i D14lc, good l5s@
l6, fine 1GIO317, and selections lS12Cc
Received since last evening 50 hhds; exported
none; stock on hand by our running state
ment AHA hhds.
FrE1enrs-A ship was reported yesterday
for Liverpool Ut Ia for cotton, and one to load
at Pensacola with timber. Cotton is ship
ping by all rail at zoe p 100 ID to Balti-
more. 75c to Philadelphia, andNew York, and
SIZE to Boston. We quote as follows:
| by -Steam - Cotton to Liverpool id,
to Antwerp via Philadelphia "a, Boston, to
Providence and Fall River, via New York
and Philadelphia, SC, to Philadelphia, &c.
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool "a "a,
to Havre &c, to Bremen 15-1Gc. to Cronssadt
ID, to Boston DC.
SrGAE-Only 30 hhds were received this
morning and IS hhds sold at full previous
prices: GlM7c for common, 7.M,7sc for
lair, 73c for good fair, 7a@8c for fully fair,
Sic for prime, rosie for seconds, 9@9lc
for yellow clarified, go 1Oc for of white clari-
| fed, and 10tc for pure white clarified. There
! is no white clarified in first hands. Stock in
the sheds on the I'd inst. 31S5 hhds
| MoLAssEs The receipts this morning were
confined to SO bbls. Supplies from planta-
| tons are disposed Of as landed at previous
prices: Common fermenting 45c, prime fer
menting 55c, prime, not fermenting, Zoe.
Stock in the sheds on the I'd inst. 1891 bbls
and So half bbls., mostly held by dealers
who are selling to factors and grocers in
job lots at SOC for common SOC fer fair 6Oc
for prime, G5c for strictly prime and @70c
for choice.
FLoUR-Only 1912 bbls came in this mcrnA
ing, and the stock on hand is nearly ex-
hausted. The market is entirely bare OF
low treble extra and the grades below. These
are much called for with an active inquiry
and prices ruling still higher. Receivers are
further improvement, but what little remains
is held under limit. Supertine would COM
mand So SO; double extra IS IS; treble extra
$6G16 %: choice treble extra Sc 50I16 IS;
choice extra $7G17 % II Dbl. Notwithstand-
ing the scarcity of supply, 1900 bbls sold,
of which s. fine a. SIS IS; IS double extra at
IS 60; 40 do at IS IS; SO low treble extra at
So 95; 100 do at Sc; 400 at Sc 49,; 200 good
treble extra, to arrive, at $6 12i; Is choice
treble extra at Sc %, Is at Sc SO and $50 at
Sc IS u bbl St. Louis kilograms higher.
c%N ,1,x l. IL
in this morning.. The market is quiet but
strong at yesterdays improvement. Mess is
held at S23 Is u Dbl. Dealers are job
bling at $23 5O@24 for original, and s23 for
repacked. 100 bbls mess sold to arrive, on
private terms, and 100 spot at $23 G29! t, Dbl.
Chicago kilograms report Pork closing quiet
and weaker. Hogs active and firm.
Dry SALT MEAT-There were received this
morning Asa, 900 ID. comprising the total sup
ply in first hands, The market is quiet and
strong, with the above supplies Offering on the
packed; clear rib sides 12c, clear sides 12lc
+, ID. A lot of 20 casks shoulders sold at sc
+, ID. Cincinnati kilograms: good demand
for cut meats.
PIG PoRK-Is scarce and selling at S11 so
p half Dbl.
BAcoN-Small stock, and very little coming
in There was very little demand to-day,
but the market is strong. with holders asking
previous prices. Shoulders are held
at &c. clear rib sides 1890, clear sides 49, Ia
lie p Ii. IA and Is casks clear sides sold
at lac II ib, and We have heard of q sale Of
40 casks clear sides, particulars not trans
pred.
LAED-Quiet with a light supply: held
strongly at l4i0l5c for packers. $40, 15ac
for refined, and 16c for keg. Chicago tele
grams easier.
Conn MEAL-Good stock and good supplies
coming in, and held at prices above the views
OF buyers; holders asking s. T. Dbl. and only
so bbls sold at 81 T. Dbl St. Louis tele
grams higher.
Cow PEAs-Are in large supply and dull,
and offering at 81 S5G1l 90 = bushel for mix
ed, and 50 for clay and no buyers. Dealers
are jobbing mixed at 81 rs. clay at g 50 =
bushei.
WH1sKY-Continues dull and nominal at
81 12Gyl 10 for Louisiana and ordinary West