The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-27


abated firmness. Sales were made up to tic.
The fAttering prospect of the growing crop
has rather depressing influence on prices.
The amount on shipDoard not cleared,
going on board, and engaged for shipment was
set down at the opening this morning at
$4,000 bales, embracing 1900 for Liver
pool. 900 for Havre, 1000 for the Mediter-
ranean, 1000 for the North, which when
deducted from the stock on hand BY our
running statement last evening, leaves
Sc, 300 bales to represent the quantity at the
landing and in presses unsold or awaiting
orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 700 bales,
including 100 after 3 P. NJ. yesterday.
Market dropping" Its quotations are re-
duced &c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. /. 1874 bales 1888
Arrived Gnce last statement. COG
Arrived previously. 2,6Sl 1882
l,14s,24o
Cleared to-day. none
Cleared previously. 1,o71, 1889 Lei, 3s9
Stock on hand and on shipboard mot
cleared ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1881
Dtock same time last year corrections
added) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 93,457
Receipts proper since last evening 34S
bales, against 673 on last Wednesday and
1872 last year, making at aggregate since Fri
day evening of 2457 bales, against 344l last
week aud 610l last year, and since August 81,
of 977,077 bales. against 1,185, GA last year
decrease 2O8, SGT.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
ct ell the ports from ~ M. yesterday to IL
n. to-day 2237 bales, against 1929 last week,
and $751; last year. Total since August 81,
3,377, 341 bales, against 8, 1868, 554 up to Tues
dry noon, May 26, last year excluding the
above 3751)-decrease 261, 5S3.
Exports Friday to Tuesday inclusive) to
Great Britain 28.691 bales, against 27,675
last week and 5819 last year, and to the
Continent 1882 bales, against 1883 last
week and none last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to
IA NJ, $50, 487 bales, against 1856, ISL last
week and 1856, 500 last year.
ToBACCo-The sales embraced SO hhds, of
which at 13c, 6 at Ice and % at -.
Sales thus far this week 81 hhds. Prices.are
fully maintained, and we continue to quote
as follows: Inferior Tugs a99kc, medium 10
@10}c, fine 11@12c, low leaf l2@124c. me
dium l3A@l4ac. good 15a@l6c, fine l7@lSc
and selections 10000 Received since last
evening 10 hhds, exported none. Stock on
hand by our running statement 1875 hhds.
FREIaHTs-The market is dull, but with
out any change in rates. Cotton can be
shipped by all rail ct Coz p 100 10 to New
York and Philadelphia, and 72sc to Boston.
We quote as follows:
By Steam Cotton to Liverpool 2@17-32d
10 Boston ac, to Providence and Fall River
l3-16, to New York &c, to Philadelphia &c.
Grain to Liverpool 94d.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool -@9-16d, to
Havre lilo, to Bremen 4c. to Genoa -@11c,
to Boston, Providence and Fall River 9-l6c.
SUGAR-Only IL hhds were received this
morning. There is nothing doing but prices
are steady and unchanged. We quote: Common
7l@Sc, low fair 8s@84c, good fair $40 &c,
fully fair $50. prime 50, strictly prime &c,
yellow clarified 9a@9ac, of white 10000
p ID. Stock in the sheds 1919 hhds.
MoIAssEs-Only 8 barrels came in this
morning. The market is dull. There is no
movement and prices are quoted nominaliy
5806Oc for prime, 60@62c for strictly prime
and 65@7Oc for choice. Stock in the sheds
34O7 bbls and 76 half bbls.
FLoUR-The stock on hand is very small
and only 720 bbls came in this morning,
but the market is dull under the decline
in wheat in the West and buyers are holding
Off Orders here for Cuba are retarded by
scarcity of supply and high prices asked,
There were sales to-day, however, OF 1000 bbls,
of which 200, 300 and 1000 bbls for Cuba on
private terms, and 200 low treble for Cuba at
So 80; so double extra for the local trade at
Sc Is, rs good treble extra at S6 20; 100
extra at 81 37l, and so choice extra at 81 so
y Dbl.
Super1ne is quoted at IS 371@5 so; single
extra IS; double extra Sc 25; low treble ex-
ira Sc 37a@6 so; good do. Sc 1907; choice
choice treble extra 81 25@7 SO; cnoice extra
81 50@7 S7a y Dbl.
Conn MEALS scarce and in demand, with
very little coming in. Owing to scarcity only
100 bbls sold. at S4 &C. 1t is jobbing at 81 rs
"a IS p Dbl.
Cow PEAs-Are duh, with small sales at
81 % for mixed and 81 85@1 80 % bushel
for clay.
PoRK-The decline in the West this morn
ing has unsettled the market here, and there
is very little doing. Our stock, however, being
light and distributed among dealers, and spec
ula.ors forestalls any sudden be avy fall in
prices. Original heavy mess is strong at
$50, light weight original and repacked quoted
at S2l 25 70 Dbl Dealers are jobbng origi-
nal heavy at $22 50@22 IS. repacked s21 so
- bbM 800 bbls mess sold to arrive, on pri-
vate terms, and 100 extra heavy spot at S22
An offer of $22 was refused for 800 bbis
heavy.
DRY SALT MEAr-We have to note a good
stock on hand and very dull market Shoul-
ders are quoted at 9@9sc. No demand what
ever for sides, and they are quoted nominally
at l2c for clear rib and 12lc for clear. Dealers
rates are lc above these prices. $4,000 ID.
shoulders sold to dealers on private terms.
BACoN-Fair supply offering, but no de-
mand, and we quote nominaliy 9sc for shout
ders, 1910 for clear rib sides. and l3sc for
clear sides. Dealers have small job trade at
ac over these prices An improvement in the
order trade is expected in provisions, danger
(pf high water being over.
HAMs-Are dull, and choice sugar-cured are
quoted at l2l@l3c y ID. A lot Of % terces
sold on private terms.