The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-22


The Exchange reports: " Sales 5000 bales,
including $50 yesterday. after 3 P. NJ.
Market quiet and irregular.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock On hand Sept. /, 1874 bales 1882
Acr.asd eince last statement.... 857
rived previously. 100, SJi 1,O9o, 75l
LIZ 7ol
6 ssred to-day .:.............. 5,75s 49, -
st ch On hand and on ehipboard no:
cleETed .......-............. !ta.o. -
Stock same time last voa< ............... 159,549
To-day's exports embraced 2068 bales to
Liverpool, 1890 to Havre and 600 to Malaga
Receipts proper since last evening $50
bales, against 1903 on last Wednesday and
435 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening of AIS bales, against SO6l
last week and 3O6S last year, and since Aug.
81 of GAG, FOL bales, against !, l25, OIL last
year-deccease 1Sl, $780,
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from noon yesterday to II
M. to-day 1886 bales, against 5S3l last week
and 556l last year, and since Friday 1881
bales, against 26, 897 last week and %, Ol6 last
year. Total since August 81, 1926, 6G4 bales
against 1854, 800 up to Tuesday noon. April
81, last year, excluding the above 556D-
decrease 256, $50.
Exports FRIDAY to Tuesday inclusive) to
Great Britain "a, $40 bales, against 60i6 last
week and 29,S56 last year, and to the Con.
tinent 1918 bales, against 7l09 last week and
l6, 1872 last year.
12 N. 52S, ST. bales, against SCI, 1876 last week
and All, 1856 last year.
ToBAcCo-The only transaction reported
to-day was hhds at :. The amount on
sale is now estimated at $500 hhds. We
continue to quote Interior Tugs Gnc!udins
frosted and trashy 9ID23c, mediums .OM iOhc,
fine 1lMl2c, low leaf l2(9.2 @c, mediulu 13i G)
l4ac, good 15s@l6, fne 170lSc, and .e-
Iections 19M2oc. Received since last even
ing, none; exported, none; stock on Land by
our runnin, statement, 442l hhds.
FEE1GHrs We have no. heard OF q ship
mant to Liverpool by either steam or sail At
ID, nor to II .vre at lie, bas these are the ask
ing rates. Shipments were made to-day to
Havre at &c. and We presume the Liverpool
room by sail at IL is not yet all taken up. A
the same time ID was offered and refused for
ships with consignment, all the unengaged
stouily insisting on "a. Cotton is shipping
by gail at zoe Il 100 lib to B'ltlmore. 75c t.
nj! Philadelphia and New York, and sic to
Boston. We now quote as follows:
By 5teain-Cotton to Liverpool ID asked.
to Boston &c, to Providence and Fall River
1916, to New York Sc, to Philadelphia &c.
BY Sail - Cotton to Liverpool s@9d, to
Havre a01c, to Bremen &c. to Boston,
Providence and Fall River 9-l6c.
SuGAR-Only hid came in this morning
The market is quiet and unchanged and we
quote 6A yl57c for common, 7497sc for fair, &c
prime, SO for choice, 71S8c for seconds,
$40 for yellow clarified, los for white
clarified. Stock in the sheds on the 10th, 3l6a
| hhds.
MoIAssEs The receipts this morning were
confined to 10 bbls. The market is quiet,
but steady and unchanged, and we quote 6Oc
for reboiled, 30035c for inferior fermentine
and 4OGJ45c for common fermenting. The
stock in the sheds is now reduced to 43Ot
bbs, Of which 1000 bbls are held by grocers
and the balance by dealers, who are jobbine
at SOC for common, 55c for fair, Coo fol
prime, Csc for strictly prime, ard 66(07Oc
Tor choice. dealer sold 200 barrels in the
sheds at 53c for common, soc for fair and sc
| G15Sc for good fair.
FIouRSThe market is steady with fair To-
cal demand and some inquiry for Cuba The
supply is small but the assortment is good.
| 1927 bbls came in this morning. There were
sales to the local trade Of 1910 bbls, Of which
As superfine at So; 40 double extra at SIS so
| 100 good treble extra at Sc, 50 good treble
at Sc 49,; 25 and 800 choice treble extra al
Sc 25; 100 at Sc 35; $50 choice at Sc Is Il
Dbl, and 200 bbls on private terms. st. Louis
''firm and unchanged"
Conn MEA1.-The market continues dull and
only so and so bbls sold at So 80 = Dbl.
Cow PEAs-Are in demand at advancing
prices. A car load Of poor mixed sold at
81 20, and three car loads Of clay sold at s.
| - bushel. subsequently offers OF 81 were
refused for clay. Poor mixed ara now held
at 81 7O@1 so, mixed clay 81 1902, clay
50 Is u bushel. ".
PoRK-The market is dull and weaker, with
mess Offering at 500 Is y Dbl. 21O bbs sold
on private terms and $50 bbls at 81 70 q
Dbl Chicago, noon: sQuiet; $22 20 June,
s2l 9o@2l IS May. 500 50 july" St. Louis
| Firm, held at S22 So"
DRY SALT MEAr-Little or none in first
hands, and none coming in. The dealers,
however, have a pretty fair stock. Orders
from Georgia and Alabama are plentiful, but
cannot be filled, owing to the absence Of sup
plies. Two car loads clear rib sides sold al
| l2tc ~ h. Shoulders are now quoted at Sc,
clear rib sides 12ac, clear sides 124c. Deal
ers are jobbing at Ia &c over these prices.
Chicago-11:1O A. hi. "Hogs active and
firm, 5(a}1Oc higher; 81 6O@7 80 for COM
mon to choice light, sS@S GO for common to
good heavy, S919 25 for choice assorted.
Noon-Cut meats firm, fair demand; sales
shoulders SIC cash, SIC June" St. Louis
:. Firm and unchanged" Cincinnati /: "Sss,
III, 12.. Hogs quiet and firm, 81 4o@s 40
for fair to medium"
BACoN-The market is quiet to-day, but
strong, with good inquiry, and we have heard
of sales Of about 40 casks, particulars not re-