The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-04

eet down at the opening TINS morning et
a., 800 bales, embracing $1,000 ior Liver
pool, 11,go9 fox Havre, 1900 tor the Med
iterranean, 1000 for the North Sea, and
deducted from the stock on hand ny our
running statement Saturday evening, leaves
"A leo bales to represent the quantity at
the landing and in presses unsoli or await
ing orders.
The Exchange reports: "SaIes 1900 bales.
Market irregular and easier.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock or hand Sept I, 1874 bales 1885,
Arrived since last statement -. 3203
Arrived previously. ........l lc7.3 BIZ l,liO,a2!
l,l26, i75
Cleared to-day ........-..... 3Gi0
Oearc. previously. ,oOj,G3l ,0a9, $40
st ,ck on hand and On s.iipbosrt. not
Stock same time last wear. ............- lli.ltj
To-day's exports embraced 1926 bales for
Liverpool, to which We have added 324 per
steamer G. Il. Church for Cincinnati.
Receipts proper since Saturday evening
BAL bales, against 1892 on last Sunday and
Monday, and 1892 last year, making an aggre-
gate since Friday evening of 1916 bales,
against 2O!5 last week and 2l4S last year, and
since August 81 of 95S, 3l4 bales, against
1887, 925 last year-decrease 49, Gil.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
1t all tie ports from IL NJ. On Saturday to II
NJ to-day 1000 bales, against 1875 last week
and 1892 last year, and since Friday lO2 bales,
against 6S27 last week and 1854 last year.
Total since August y, 3,3l3,JS7 bales,
against 1861, Gl9 up to Sunday noon. May
3, last year excluding half OF the above oj52)
decrease 247, G32.
Exports FRIDAY and Saturday, to Great
Britain 1853 bales. against 20Gll biles last
week and q 5SS baies last year, and 70 tire
Continent 5S43 bales, against 3JtJ bales last
year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports. made up to
- NJ, 40 lJ3 bales, against Az LIS last week
and $50, $50 last year.
ToBAcco-The only sales reported TO- lay
were hhds al and p at -. Including to
days receipts, the amount On sale accordlng to
our running estimate is 1919 hhds. Fac
tors continue stringent in their pretensions,
but for the present we repeat our quotations,
as follows: inferior lugs including frosted
and trashy 9G9!c, medium loHG lO4c. fine
llG12c, low leaf l2G1l25c, medium 3iGl
144c, good l5!@l6. ane 170isc, and selec-
tons 10000.
The Paducah KentucL.idn, of the 1st inst,
notes the heaviest sales III that market this
season, and the prices obtained the highest
known since 1864. 1t also reports the quality
and condition of the offerings good, and a
strong demand from dealers. With regard to
the next crop, the prospect is not hattering,
ana the heaiuc,idn says none OF any conse-
uuence can be set before June, and that, if
the usual drouth occurs this year. from about
the 10th to the 30 Of June, there cannot be
better crop than last year.
Received since Saturday evening 1871
hhds: exported none: stock On hand by our
running statement HIS hhds.
FREIGHrs The market continues quiet but
strong. Ia the morning 200 bales were
taken for Hayre at 1c, and subsequently 200
at Lice, after which ! lc YVES asked. A yes-
sci was taken up for Genoa at Lice. Cotton
is shipping by all rail at G0c r 100 ID to
New York and Philadelphia and 72.c to
Boston. We quote as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -MGla,
to Boston &c, to Providence and Fall hiver
1916, to New York &c, to Philadelphia &c.
Grain to Liverpool SD.
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool old. to
Havre 1-1G{0-c, to Bremen &c. to Genoa
! Lice, to Boston, Providence and Fall River
slice.
SuGAE-Received this morning IL hhds.
The demand is good and all the supplies on
the landing sold at stronger prices sc Tor
low common, Tic for common, 14c for good
common, SC for low fair, SiG1osc for good fair,
SIC for fully fair, &c for prlme. SIC for sec
onds, and % tor yellow clarified. Stock IN
the sheds on the 3osh ult. 81 hhds. New
York: "i1oders Very firm; fair to good refined
S4@Slc. Receipts large Stock 81, 09i hhds,
26,G25 boxes, 65,l35 bags. 3400 meladc.
Refined sugar demand good firner Stand
ard lo90loic, powdered lie, granulated
lO3c"
MoIAssEs Receipts this morning 124 bbls
and ? half bbls. The demand was good To-
day and the supplies on the landing all sold
at 3oC14oc tor inferior fermenting and SOC
G0c for reboiled. Stock in the sheds on the
3Oth ult. 40l6 bbs and IS halt bbls.
FLorR-Small stock, and only 1913 bbls re-
ceived this morning. Low grades are scarce
again and there are no round lots on hand Of
grades desirable for export, though supplies
are OF the way. The inquiry is active and
holders are asking prices 70 dollar higher.
Fine is strong at So, common 81 50(14 -.
supertne IS 25I5 SO, double extra s. 1905.
treble extra Sc 2506 80, choice extra Sc .5
family S7(a7 % Il Dbl.
The sales comprise 1471 bbls, of which 35
fine at So; 50 double at s. IS: Sc low treble
extra at So: 100 and $50 good treble at Sc %:
30 good treble extra at Sc 37II; 30. so, 100, 30
and % at Sc so; 100 choice treble extra at
Sc CD: SO and Is at Sc IS; 200 choice extra
at s. So; % and 100 family at 81 l2ll; p and
80 do at 81 %, and so do at 81 & Dbl. l25
halt bbls sold on private terms. Liverpool:
Extra Western 2l@22s." st. Louis: Firm
and unchanged.'
Conn MEALS dull, and only few small
sales were made. comprising 425 bbls, Of
which 80 and 155 in lots at 50 20; 100 and 100
at ~ %, and . at 50 50 = Dbl.
Sow PEAs-We have to note dull market
so-iay, and no demand at wholesale. The JOB