The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-07
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General Exchange

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strict Low Middling. 49,. l5E@l5Z
Middlng :..-......... l5ss@l5Ss 1871
Strict Middling. ......... 15ss@1594
Good Midding. .........sl6 GIGS 16
Middling Fair. lss5@lea4 1874
The market opened under the favorable in
fuence of more encouraging dispatches from
Liverpool, which was frmer, with sales Of
1400 bales at previous rates, and from New
York, where there was no change in spots,
but up to 1890 P. NJ. futures had advanced
3.32@3.16c, and factors cons .quently evinced
renewed confidence, with disposition to be
more stringent in their pretensions. BUYERS.
however, were unwilling to pay any advance,
and only limited business was done during
the morning, mostly at firm prices, without
any quotable variation in prices. Later in
the day the movement showed rather more
animation, but the sales, nevertheless. did
not exceed the moderate amount noted above.
With regard to prices, the advantage was
manifestly on the side of the factor.
It was more difficult to buy any description
at yesterdays inside figures, while the gem
eEal movement exhibited leaning to outside
ling and per cent in francs was in favor of
buyers, but in the other freight continued
strong.
The amount on shipboard not cleared,
going on board, and engaged for shipment was
set down at the opening this morning at
43, 500 bales, embracing 21, 900 for Liver
pool, IA, 900 for Havre, $500 for the Mediter-
ranean, 1000 for Bremen, 5000 for the North
Sea and 1000 for the North, which, when
deducted from the stock on hand by our
running statement on yesterday evening,
leaves 81, 900 bales to represent the quantity
at the landing and in presses unsold OF await
ing orders.
The Exchange reported: "Sales 145O bales.
Market strong"
Yesterday we reporte sales of 43
hhds. To-day there was some inquiry, but
We did not hear of transaction. Factors
continue stringent, but for the present we
repeat our quotations as follows: Inferior Tugs
Gncluding frosted and trashy 9@94c, medium
lO@103c, fine 11@12c, low leaf i2@124c,
medium 134@l4tc, good 153@16, hne 17@
18c, and selections 10000. Received since
last evening, IA hhds; exported II to Liver
pool.
FREIGHTs-The market continues strong,
Further shipments of cotton TO Liverpool were
made at 17-32d, aud 9-16d was refused for
ship with consignment Cotton is shipping
by all rail at Coo 59 100 fb to New York and
Philadelphia and 72lc to Boston. We quote
rs follows:
By Steam Cotton to Liverpool odd,
to Boston &c, to Providence and Fall River
1916 to New York &c, to Philadelphia &c.
Grain to Liverpool Gid.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 1890, to
Havre @, to Bremen &c. to Genoa 1-16c,
to Boston, Providence and Fall River 9-16c.
SUaAR-Received this morning 217 hhds.
We note speculative feeling and grocers buy
ing all that is offered The market is strong
with small stock and advancing price s.
Open kettle is scarce and in demand, but vel
low clarified is dull. There is no pure white
on hand and only 100 hhds off white and the
lowest grades of open kettle is good common.
There were sales to-day of 300 hhds on the
landing and in the sheds at 72c for common,
SIC for low fair, 8a@8ac for good fair, $40
choice open kettle, 82@9kc for seconds, yell
low clarified los, and off white clarified 104
@1Ohc 79 fb. The stock in the country, yet
to come forward, is estimated at 1000 hhds
yellow clarified and 1900 to. 1000 hhds open
kettle. New York: "Raw sugar quiet aud
steady, stock SO, 548 hhds, 80, 592 boxes, 65,-
257 bags, 1882 hhds melado. Refined sugar
very firm, good demand; standard 1O4 0l0sc
y ID.
MoLAssEs- Only 18 bbls came in this morn
ing. The market is quiet and weak, but
ing at 48c, common, not fermenting, soc. |
Dealers are selling reboiled at 53@56c for
fair, $4,000 for prime, and 63@68c for |
strictly prime to choice.
FLoUR-The stock on hand is very small |
and holders have again raised their views to |
point that buyers have not as yet realized, |
hence the movement to-day is small, but the |
market is much stronger, with an upward
tendency in prices. Low grades are scarce,
and there are no round lots on hand desirable |
for export. 1853 bbls sold IN the local
~ en- ~
and 40 double extra at SIS IS; SO and 100 low
treble extra at Sc 25; IS, SO and so good do.
Il Sc so; 80 at Sc rs; SO. so, 60, IS and $50
choice extra at 81; SO at 81 Is; 100 at 81 SO,
and 25 choice family at 81 rs y Dbl, and
100 bbls on private terms. Choice extra is
mostly held under limit at 81 so ~ Dbl
Liverpool: Extra Western 2l@22s." St.
Louis: Firm and unchanged"
Corn MEAL-There was much better de-
mand, better feeling and stronger market
o.day. The stock is considerably reduced,
md there is none coming in; AGO bbls sold.
# which so and 60 bbls at So 20; 100, %, IS
md so at So rs; Is and rs at So 80 % Dbl.
Cow PEAs-We have to note q very dull
market and good stock on hand. There is
40 demand. Mixed are quoted at $2(92 10,
md clay So 25@2 IS % bushel The job
prices are 15c above these prices, but scarce
' any orders are being filed.
PoRK-Mess is Offering at $23 Dbl, and
10 buyers. Dealers have a small job trade at
1913 25 7p Dbl Liverpool: "Prime mess 75s."
chicago, 1885: Dull and weak; offered
B2l s7t June, s22 Is July, s22 As August"
2:2O: sDull aud lower, S21 80 June, s22 05
Iuly, offered 1872 40 August" st. Louis:
Dali, s29@22l." Cincinnati: "Steady,
s22@224." IL
DRY SALT MEAT None in first hands and
lone coming in. and we note some inquiry
or shoulders. They would command readily
e u ID. Clear rib sides are quoted at 121c,
lear sides 1910 p ib. Dealers have q fair
took, and are jobbing at l@5c above these
prices. St. Louis: 'Cut meats firm and I'M
Cincinnati: demand good, s..
II, i2l." Chicago, 1855: Hogs dull and {
weak, and prices fully Csc lower: Sales 81 20
az 60. Common to best light 81 35@7 SO for
ommon to good heavy" 1905: "Cut
meats firmer; sales shoulders s. cash, s.
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