The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-15

anu low, Oh WHICH 1 AT lOsC, III lOc huu 2
at 1876; also, on Wednesday, not before re-
the week of 80 hhds Factors continue
very stringent in their pretensions, and
look for an advance, in which they are sus-
tanned by their accounts from tho West, but
for the present we repeat our quotations as
follows: Inferior Lugs (including frosty and
trashy S(99lc medium 1OM101c, 11R)12c,
low leaf 12@l24c, medium 13l @1 l4c. good 154
@16, fnel7@18c and selections 1920 inclu
slve.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81, 1874. 1917
arrived since. ................ W
Arrived previously. .............. 3,434 1925
11,3H
Exported past three days..........
Exported previously. ........-- 6,3S8
Broken up for baling. city consnmp- nv
not cleared. .........-..e..-. Ala
FRE1aHTs The market continues quiet but
firm, with very little room left on the berth
and few unengaged ships in port. Yesterday
we reported ship taken up for Havre
at 1880 for cotton, which is the going rate.
Cotton can be shipped by all rail at COO
fp 100 To to New York and Philadelphia, and
724c to Boston. We quote as follows:
BY Steam-Cotton to Liverpool old,
to Boston &c, to Providence and Fall River
1916, to New York &c, to Philadelphia &c.
Grain to Liverpool 95d.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 17-32d, to
Havre 3-16c, to Bremen &c. to Genoa l &c, to
Boston, Providence and Fall River 9-16c. *
SUGAR-The receipts morning are larger
than usual, and comprised 241 hhds, which is
about all there is in first hands. Higher
prices are asked, and high offer was made
for to-day's receipts, and refused A dealer
sold 20 hhds. Stock in the sheds 3O47 hhds,
all in dealers hands. Common is quoted at
8@84c, low fair S59S9c, good fair SS@S5c,
fully fair Sc, prime, 9lc, strictly prime 91c,
yellow loo U tb. New York. "Raw sugar,
demand light; fair to good refined 8 $500
A 10000, powdered 1ls@114, granulated
10s@11.
MoLAssEs-Received this morning 20 bbls
and l half Dbl. Stock in the sheds 1922 bbls
and It's half bbls, held by dealers. The mar
ket is quiet and low grades are dull. Prices
are unchanged Common is quoted at 400
SOC, fair 5O@55c, prime $4,000, strictly
prime GOOSE, choice 65@7Oc p gallon.
FLoUR-Is scarce and the demand is re-
stricted in consequence. The stock on hand
is estimated at about 5000 bbls, with search
| ty Of low grades and no round lots on hand
desirable for export. Holders are asking
high prices which buyers refused to pay, and
| the sales are confined to 10l6 bbls, of which
| 100 and 81 double extra at &c. 100 low treble
at Sc 129, 200 choice treble at Sc rs, so
choice extra at 81 rs, 100 at 81 IS, So, $50 and
AZ do at 81 so, and $50 bbls on private terms.
| In the absence of other grades we omit quo
| tations for them. L;verpool: Extra Western
21@22s." st. Louis "Steady and un-
changed"
Com MEA1-Small stock, none in first
hands, and prices are higher. 80 bbls sold,
of which so, 50, 80, 80 and SO at 81 10, so at
81 Is. and so at 81 rs 59 Dbl.
Cow PEAs-Good stock but little doing.
Choice mixed are held at 50, badly mixed
ST 80, and clay at So 25 U bushel, with
some sales at these prices. A lot of $50
mixed sold at 50 fp bushel.
| PoRK-Mess is offering at 1922 so p Dbl,
and no buyers. 1t may be quoted at $50 373
@22 so % Dbl Dealers have very small
job trade at s23@23 rs u Dbl. Cincinnati:
"Quiet, s22@22 25." St. Louis: "Qaiet,
$2l 1902" Liverpool: "Prime mess AS
3d." Chicago, 1925: "Quiet, s21 so bid
$22 C5 August" HIS: "Quiet and frmer,
S21 65@2l 674 June, $2l 80 July, $22 Is
August.
| DRY SALT MEAT-None in first hands and
none coming in. Shoulders are called for
and would command 93c readily Dealers are
jobbing them at 91c. Sides are dull, and
quoted at 12Ic for clear rib and 1910 for clear.
st. Louis: "Cut meats unchanged,8l, II, 121l
Chicago, II A. NJ: Clogs fairly active and
firm. Sales 81 4O9S 30 common to extra
heavy, 81 50@7 80 bulk of Sales" 1890 :
"Cut meats firm, fair demand shoulders 81
68s cash 50 June" Cincinnati ''Cut
meats firmly held, 81. liz. 12I. Hogs quiet
and firm !: 81 1901 70 fair to medium, 81 80
as good"
BAcoN-Only a small stock on hand, con-
sistng of clear Sides All stocks of provi-
sions are running very low. Dealers stocks
are going in the country and there are no
supplies from the West. Shoulders would
command 9ic and clear rib sides 1890; clear
sides are strong at 133@13sc q ID. Dealers
are jobbing at s@4c above these prices 10
casks shoulders sold at 9sc, 5 do clear rib
sides at 1910, do clear at 1890, 10 do clear
Liverpool: III. G. NJ. SIS 81, s. c. NJ.
53s 3D." Cincinnati "Steady, fair demand,
81, 122, 49," StLouis: Firm and un-
changed"
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is dull and selling
slowly at 13.@14c p ia material decline.
A lot of 20 boxes sold at 133c p I'd.
| HAMs-Are also dull; choice sugar-cured are
quoted at lac q ID. Cincinnati l3!@l4c.
Corn IN BULk-The market is bare. fiat
boat load of 5000 bushels mixed sold on the
coast at 90@95c sacked.
WHEAT IN BULk-None on hand and none
Offering to arrive. Liverpool: "No. spring
| IS Sd; No. 2, IS; No. winter 50 4d; No. 2,
9s. !" Chicago, 10: "Active and higher; 1921 cash
May, 104s June, 1917 july" 1l;40: STEADY