The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-06-01

Market steady.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1874 bales 15,953
Arrived since last statement. 7N
Arrived previousy.. ,134, N6 l,l34,933
1,15o,sse
Cleared to-day. .........:.. 3,lOl
Cleared previously. ~ o2,6l6
Stock on hand and on shipbosrd not 90 o,o
Stool ssme time last ve:r corrections
add sddeds e -. -. .............. T,27s
To-day's exports were to Liverpool.
Receipts proper since last evening $50
bales, against 723 on last Sunday and Mon
day, and 3065 last year, making an aggregate
aince Friday evening of $50 bales, against
1913 last week aud 1928 last year, and since
August 81, of 978, 500 bales, against 1,193,3S
last year-decrease el4,8S6.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
ct ell the ports from IL N. on Saturday to y
n to-day 2O93 bales, against 277l last week
and 469l last year. and since Friday 4O14
bales, against 1921 last week and 66O5 last
year. Total since August 81 1887, 1876 bales,
against 8. 654, 043 up to Sunday noon, May 81.
last year Excluding half Of the above 4691)
decrease 266 845.
Exports Friday and Saturday, to Great
Britain 1867 bales, against % 772 last week
and II. 259 last year, and to the Continent 100
bales, against 1851 last week and 1858 last
year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to
IL NJ, 1922, 1888 bales, against 35S, $50 last
week and 3O8 9S8 last year.
ToBACCo-We did not hear of sale to-day.
Sales on Saturday IS hhds. Some authorities
quote selections at 21@22c, but for the present
We repeat our previous quotations as fol-
lows: Inferior Tugs .9@9ac, medium 10
@104c, fine 11@12c, low leaf 12(9l23c, me-
dunn 13A@14ac. good 152@l6c, fine l7916c
and selections 10000.
ported none; stock on hand by our running
statement 4154 hhds.
FRE1aHTs have already mentioned that
shipments had been made by sail to Liver
pool ct II 32d This is now the going rate.
We quote as follows:
By Steam-Ootton to Liverpool 3@17-32d,
% Boston Ac, to Providence and FAN River
1916, to New York sc, to Philadelphia t.
Grain to Liverpool gid.
By ssil-ootton 70 Liverpool 1899, to
Havre 1Ac, to Bremen ac. to Genoa -9l}c.
10 Boston. Providence and Fall River 9-16c.
SUGAR Only 2 hhds came in this morning.
The market is dull and unchanged, and
the sales are confined to 20 hhds fully fair,
from first hands, to . grocer at So, and %
hhds from dealer to grocer, at Saturday g
prices, which we repeat for reference: TO
Be for common, 8@84c for low fair, 8sl@8sc
for good fair, $1,000 for fully fair, 94c tor
prime. 9a@9ac for strictly prime. sac for yell
low clarified, and 1O3c for OF white clarified.
Stock in sheds 3438 hhds.
MoLAssEs this morning 20 bbls
No sales. The market is dull and un-
changed, and we quote nominally 400
45c for common, 5O@55c for fair. 500
COO for prime, 6O@62c for strictly prime and
6597Oc for choice. Stock in the sheds 3O36
bbls and SO half bbls.
F1ouB-We note dull market. with fair
stock and accommodating supplies. The re-
ceipts this morning embrace nearly Il, 600
bbis As usual buyers are holding off on the
last day of the month and there is less doing
than there would otherwise be. Two buyers
were looking around for Cuba, however.
Several lots are in treaty and sales were
made. for Cuba, 400, 1850 and 1000 bbls. on
private terms. Only 1855 bbls sold, in the
focal trade, comprising 200 choice treble
extra at Sc rs; rs choice extra at 81; 80
and SO bbls choice extra at 81 SO; $50 and
700 bbls on private terms. Total sales TO-.
day 1905 bbls; stock on hand this day 3O,O75
Superfine is quoted at SIS IS; single extra at
SIS 372: double extra at SIS SO; low treble extra
4 SIS rs; good do. at 5000 25; choice treble
extra at S6 5O@6 IS; choice extra at $7(97 80
% Dbl 80
Conn MEAL-The market is dull with fair
supplies and more expected. 100 bbls sold
at "a 80, 100 at 81 IS, 100 at 81 so, and
Is at $500 7e Dbl. Some was offered at 81 30
and others ask 81 so, which is now the job
bling price. Stock on hand this day, 1905
bbls.
Cow Passive learn of an order from the
country for 500 bags and q good order de-
mand is expected next month. The market is
now dull, with q good stock at 81 7091 IS
for mixed, and 81 S5@l 80 y bushel for
clay.
PoRK-Advices from Chicago reporting
Pork stronger and higher this morning
impaired better tone to the market here,
though it is yet unsettled. Buyers appear to
be holding off for the Thompson Deans
supplies, which are thought to be liberal.
On Saturday 800 bbls mess sold on private
terms, said to be $2l, and to-day we heard ola
sale of 200 bbls mess, or NJ. o. at $50 so p
Dbl. An offer Of $2l so was refused for q
lot of heavy mess, on the spot, and $50 bbls
heavy mess sold, to arrive, at SCI so y Dbl.
Some inquiry for round lots, but dealers were
doing nothing t,-day as usual on the lat dsy
of the month. The dealers mostly out Of sup
plies and the stock is small, hence the market
is strong at $2l so 7p Dbl
DRY SALT MEAr-Good supply, but no de-
mand. Shoulders are quoted nominally at
Sc loose and s. packed; clear rib sides 12c;
clear sides 12lc % ID. and 10 casks shout
ders sold at 50 p Id.
BAcoN-Good supply but no demand, as
usual on the last day Of the month. Shout
ders are held at 9Ac, clear rib sides 13sc,
clear sides 13Ac y 10. Only 10 casks should
ers sold to-day 81 9Ac y fb.
HAMs-Are dull and quoted at 123(013fc,