The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-13

which. when deducted from the STOCK on
hand by our running statement Saturday
evening, leaves $500 bales to represent
the quantity ct the landing and in presses un-
soli or awaiting orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales l3'o Oales |
Market easier"
COTTON sTATK(kNT. |
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1874 bales 1855
rayed since last statement 5,25l M, mo
rived previously. LOIS, 479 l,OS3,735
l.o9s,ese
r..,.a so-A.v 3.746
Cleared previously ........... 937,79l 94l,93|
st ,ek on hand and on shipboard not ,sa 40
cleared NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. aoo aa9
81 ~ same time last wear. ............. 2Oo,365
To-day's exports embraced 3OlO bales to
Havre and 736 to Providence
Receipts proper since Saturday evening 1859
bales. against 2O76 on last Sunday and Mon
day. 1921 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening Of 4797 bales, against 1888
last week and 1858 last year, and since Aug.
3lst, 1886, Sl3 bales, against 1,119,S3S last
year-decrease 1873, OPS
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
st all the ports from IL NJ. on Saturday to u
N, to-day 1891 bales, against 8l6S last week
and 5000 last year, and since Friday IS JOG
bales, against Is, 1913 last week and IA. 459 last
year. Total since August 81, 3, 23S l66 bales,
against 3, 4S7, O37 up to Sunday noon, April II,
last year, Excluding half Of the above 9O3O)-I
decrease 248, 871.
Exports Friday and Saturday, to; Great
Britain 1890 bales, against 1897 last week
and 1908 last year. and to the Continent
1899 bales, against 1913 last week and lO,o32
last wear. Stocks at all the delivery ports,
made no to II NJ, 556,Sl4 bales. against
$50. 28S last week and 538 1863 last year.
ToBACco-We did not hear of transac-
ton TODAY. The amount on sale is esti-
mated at 1926 hhds. We now quote as
follows: Inferior Jugs Gncluding frosted
and trashy 9@94c, medium 100 O4c, fine
1l@l2c, low leaf l2@l24c, medium 1910
14ac good 15A@16. fine 17@1Sc, and &C.
lections 19620c. Received since Saturday
evening none. Exported none. Stock on
hand by lr running statement, ATS bids
FREIGHTs The market continues quiet. but
firm. Occasionally a small lot is taken to fill
up at less than our quotations., but as
q general thing they are fully maintained.
Cotton is shipping by all rail at Toe u 100
ID to Biltmore. 75c to Philadelphia and
New York, and SHE to Boston. We quote
Is follows:
By Steam Cotton to Liverpool ID,
to Antwerp via Philadelphia ID, Boston, to
Providence and Fall River, via New York
and Philadelphia, kc, to Philadelphia. 10.
Ohtl-OOSVOAA
Hayre s(G13-16c, to Bremen 15-16c. 70 Cron-
stadt id, to Boston &c.
SuGAR-The receipts this morning were
more liberal and comprised 697 hhds. The
demand is good and the supplies on the
landing sold At strong prices: G3@7c for COM
mon, 74CD7sc for fair. 7ac for good fair. 100
Sc for fully fair, Si@SIc for prime, sc tor
strictly prime to choice. 81 for choice. 7(GSsc
for seconds, 9195c for yellow clarified, $40
on EnI In for mr.
white clarified. There is no white clarified in
first hands.
MoLAssEs receipts this morning com
prised to 396 bbls and half bbis. The mar
ket is quiet bnt firm a. last Saturdays i'm.
provement, and the supplies on the landing
were sold ut SOC for interior ferMenting and
Coo for prime reboiled.
FLoUI-With the exception of some choice
treble and choice extra on hand the market
is bare, and only 2,Gs7 bbls came in since
Saturday. The demand is good for the local
trade aud for export, and prices are ruling
still higher The sales embrace 2773 bbls
of which $50 and 600 bbls for Cuba on private
terms: 100 fine to the local tr sde at SIS so; 80
100 and $50 superfne at So Is; 100 and 2O(
low treble extrl at Sc p; 90 at So 3o; ~
SO and $50 good do at SO SO; 100 and 100 a
Sc 62I; 50, IS and 100 choice treble extra a
Sc IS: so and 100 choice extra at 81; 20 a
81 12a r DBL; 100, 100 and lab bbls on PR
waite terms. Fine is quoted al 80 81, ST.
pertine at SIS Is, double ezra at IS y Dbl 81
Louis reports +" -four firm"
Conn MEAL-Chuice ard fresh is in fal
demand a. firm prices, but there is no sale TO
old stock; it is always neglected as warn
weather approaches, and sours and heats SUD
denly at this period Of the season. Som
shipments recently made to the interior, az
parently sound and sweet. have just been Re
turned. Purchases and standard are now be
ing governed by the brand of the article. l2O
barrels were sold, Of which 50 at So 80; 81
100, 100 and 200 choice at 50 %; 50, 50, LOO
125 and $50 at 81 y Dbl
PoRK-Fair supply, but no demand. Extr
heavy mess is offering at S23 u bol, and u
buyers. Dealers are iobbing at S23 SO fo
original and S23 for Iepacked. Chicago tell
grams quote pork heavy; sd As May. S2l
June. Cincinnati, quiet; SO asked. st. Lou
dull and lower: S2l IS
DRY SALT MEAr-None came in this morn
ing, and there is none in first hands, bt
dealers have a COOL stock Shoulders may
quoted at 81. lear rib sides III, clear sids
l2c p h. Dealers are jobbing at i@sc ov.
these prices. Chicago reports cut meats du
and lower: shoulders = cash, nominally 4
for May, SIC tor June. ST. Louis dull 81
Cincinnati, Sc.
Shoulders are Offering at 90, clear rib sid
1850. clear sides 1890 T ID. Dealers a
jo6bing at s@ic over these prices. Cinci
natl kilograms: quiet. 9sc, l2!, 12,c.
LARD Light supply and dull. Tier
packers is quoted at l4a,. refined l5ac k
l6c r ID. Chicago 1920 reports dull; Is
May. Is so June, 1910 July. Clncinna
steady. 15i@l5bc.
WHAT IN BuLK-There are orders here f
6,,tt la aarE.st ~ liy h,r
SO kilograms, 9.55 A. NJ, rspor \ FIR