The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-29
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Receipts proper since last evening 1874
bales against $50 on last Wednesday and
CSC last year, making an aggregate since
last week, and 1854 last year, and since Aug
81, Of 952,6Sf bales, against 1,l3i,35S last
year-decrease 1871, GA.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from noon yesterday to II
NJ to-day 1868 bales, against 1886 last week
and 1867 last year, and since Friday IA, 936
bales, against Is, 9lS last week and p, l54 last
year. Total since August 81, 3 297, 1872 bales,
against }. 567.346 up to Tuesday noon. April
%, last year Excluding the above 3s6T-
decrease 27O,154
Exports FRIDAY to Tuesday inclusive) to
Great Britain 49, GAS bales, against "a, $40 last
week and 26 467 last year, and to the Cont
nent S71l bales, against 1918 last week and
1862 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports. made up to
IL NJ, 4S6 O9l bales, against 52S, 81 last week
and 1875. ST. last year.
Owing to an error Of 1850 bales at Whining
ton yesterday, the total receipts were 50 much
in excess Of The actual amount.
TOBACCO The sales to-day embraced
bids at an average OF l9c, and at
in their pretensions. The amount on sale
is estimated at 5000 hhds. We continue to
quote as follows: Inferior Tugs lin
Guiding frosted and trashy 9@9Ac, me-
dun lON1OAc, fine HOBO, low leaf
l2@12}c, medium 13i@l4ac, good Isl
G1l6. dine 17@1Sc, and selections 10000.
Received since last evening 80 hhds; exported
none; stock on hand by our running state
ment 449j hhds.
FRElGnTs-T market is quiet, but firm.
Cotton is shipping by all rail at 6Oc p
80 Boston We continue to quote as follows:
By Steam-Ootton to Liverpool old,
to Boston &c, to Providence and Fall River
1916, to New York &c, to Philadelphia &c.
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool old, to
Havre --Mlc, to Bremen &c. to Genoa,
Lice, to Boston, Providence and Fall River
.9-l6c.
SUGAR Only - hhds came in this morning.
The market is steady with fair demand,
and 50 hnds sold at full prices: Ga@7c for
common, 74@7sc for fair, 7I@6c for good
strictly prime, Sc for choice, SIC for seconds,
'9lc tor yellow clarified, 9l@9sc for off white
clarified. Stock in the sheds on the 23d inst
reduced to 2775 hhds. New York: "Raw
sugar, holders firm; refined firm, good de-
snand, standard A, 1OsG 1O4c."
MoIAssEs receipts this morning were
confined to bbls. Dealers have the stock
and are jobbing at soc for common,
Soc for fair, COO for prime, Csc for strictly
prime, and 68@70c for choice. Stock in the
Sheds on the 23d inst, 464l bbls and Is half
bbls.
rLouR-Small stock and light receipts, but
the assortment is good. Buyers are holding
of as usual toward the close of the month,
but the market is strong at full previous
prices 1865 bbls sold to-day, of which %
superfne at SIS Is; 80 and 100 low treble
extra at S. IS; 100 choice treble at S. 40; %
at Sc so; 125 choice extra at Sc IS; 100. 100
and 400 bbls choice extra on private terms
st. Louis: "Steady and unchanged. Llv-
,ery DOL: Extra Western 2l@22s"
Corn MEAL-Continues dull at unchanged
prices and only 100 and $50 bbls sold at 80 ~
r Dbl.
Cow PEAs-Are in fair demand at strong
prices. 12O sacks white and mixed resold at
81 20, 225 sacks mixed at 50 25 u bushel.
Mixed are quoted at 50 25 and clay at 81 80
sa2 40 r bushel wholesale jobbing at 50 30
tor mixed and 50 SO for clay.
-PogK-Small stock in few hands and held
strongly, but no demand. There is some in
luiry and sol lower sought for, but holders
mostly refuse to yield. Mess is held at S22
15@ %: jobbing at $23 25(G23 50 Dbl
ZUU Ools Solo on private terms, ana lou mess,
on the landing. at s22 IS r boil Liverpool:
"Prime mess 76s Cd" Chicago, 1850 A. NJ:
Dull. no sales; S22 bid June. 1925: mac
tive, s21 IS May SO O7s@22 10 June s22
30, - 81 July" Cincinnati : .'Quiet. held
at SD St. Louis 'Quiet, so 4O@22 So"
DRY SALT MEAT Very little in first hands
and none coming in. Shoulders are held
strongly at Sc. clear rib sides l2c, clear sides
l3,c r ID. Dealers have fair stock and
are jobbing at 4@sc over these prices A
lot Of 10 boxes clear sides sold at l2,c p ID,
aud one Of 10 casks hams at lO!c U 10. Chi
caso, II A. NJ. "Hogs moderately active and
steady, prices unchanged. Sales at 81 5Oa
light, $50 s IS. heavy. Cut meats dull. NOM
inally unchanged; shoulders held at SIC for
May, 81 for June" Cincinnati: "Cut meats
s.. liz, 12,c. Hogs, mixed lots dull, higher
grades firm; mixed s7@7 GO, fair and me-
dunn s. 75@S IS, good So 5OGS IS; no
choice Offering" St. Louis: "Firm and IN
changed"
BACON - Fair stock but no demand.
Prices are steady, however, as there are no
supplies pressing on sale. There is some
inquiry aud buyers at s@lc, but holders de-