The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-11
,t,ek On hand and on shipboard not

j 40
Stock same time last wear. 93,79
To-day's exports embraced 34O4 bales I
Havre and 4 to New York.
Receipts proper since Saturday evening
2068 bales, against 3l4l on last Sunday an1
Monday, and 3070 last year, making an az
gregate since Friday evening of 1908 bales
against 1916 last week, aud 1888 last year
and since August 81 of 965, 45l bales. agains
LA, 289 last year-decrease 181, 1888.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipt
ct al the ports from IL III. Saturday to l:
n to-day 5O36 bales, against zoos last week
and 1899 last year, and since Friday 1852 bales
against 96l2 last week, and 10, 145 last year
Total since Aug. 81, 1884. $50 bales, agains
1855, $50 up to Sunday noon. May 10, las
year excluding the above 7999)-decreas,
$50, 1868.
Exports Friday and Saturday to Great Bri
tain 7214 bales, against 8159 last week and
Is, O92 last year, and to the Continent 479
against 1928 last week and none last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made NJ
to ~ N. 443, 453 bales against 459, 1853 Las
week and 35l. 684 last year.
ToBAcco.-The only sales reported were
6 hhds e and ~ at =, and 10 hhds addi
tional last week Il, and s.. Factors are very
stringent in their pretensions and look for an
advance, in which they are sustained by their
Il
which we give below, but for the present
We repeat our quotations as follows
Inferior Lugs Gncluding frosty and trashy
8@94c. medium 10@101c, 11@12c, low leai
12@124c, medium 134 @ l4c good ISL a JIG, fine
17@1Sc and selections l9@ 20 inclusive. Re.
| ceived since Saturday eevening hhds; ex-
ported 10 hhds to Havre Stock on hand by
our running statement 1921 hhds.
Reports from Hopkinsvills. KY, report as
followo: Under date of May 5,sales of 81 hhds
good to fine leaf at SIT up to s25, including
5 at $40 10 to $25; 81 medium to low leaf at
$12 O5@16 80, including Is fine at $3.50
II IS; and ten frosted Tugs Sc 256
25; and under date of May z, A hhds fine
selections at $40 up to $26, including at
s24@26; 20 good leaf at S18019 IS; Is me-
dunn leaf at $16@17 IS; Is common and low
leaf at S13@15 Is; 80 Tugs at So 5O612 so;
and frosted at S6@6 SO. Demand active at
above prices.
FRE1GHTs market continues quiet but
firm. Cotton is shipping by all rail at
600 y 100 ID to New York and Philadelphia
and 722c to Boston. We quote as follows:
to Boston ac, to Providence and Fall River
1916. to New York &c, to Philadelphia &c.
Grain to Liverpool gid.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 17-32d, to
Havre 1Bc, to Bremen &c. to Genoa lie, to
Boston. Providence and Fall River 9-16c.
SUGAR-The receipts this morning were
confined to Is hhds. The market is strong
with good demand and light supplies offer
ing. The stock, which is only 5000 hhds., is
mostly held for higher prices. The sales and
re-sales comprise $50 hhds on the landing
and in the sheds at SIC for common, $50 for
fair to good fair, 93c for fully fair, 9}c for
prime to choice, S@9Ac for seconds, 9a@1Oo
for yellow clarified and 104@1OAc for off
white clarified. No low grades Of open kettle
on hand. New York: "Raw sugar steady,
good demand. Fair to good refined Sl@Sg;
refined sugar, fair inquiry. Standard
1O4 LOB, crushed IL ], powdered 114@11S.
granulated H."
Mo14AssEs- Received this morning ITO bbls;
only partially sold, some having gone in the
sheds for higher prices. The market is quiet,
but steady and strong, with stock on hand
Of 5000 bbls held by dealers. Common sells
ct 100000, fair 5O@55c, prime $4,000,
strictly prime 60@65c, choice 65@70c p gal
lon. New York: "New Orleans moiasses
6O@76c."
= FLouR-The stock on hand is very small,
but 5000 bbls are expected by tow of barges
now due. The demand is confined to the
local trade, and only $50 bbls sold, of which
rs single extra at SIS 20; 100 double at IS rs;
SO double extra at IS 81; 100 good treble at
S. 372; 70, SO and 100 good do at Sc so; SO
and 100 choice treble extra at Sc rs; 25 choice
extra at 81; 40 and so choice family at 81 so, |
and 100 and so bbis on private terms. St. |
Louis: "Dull and unchanged" Liverpool:
Extra Western 21@22s." Havana, May 8: |
:" -Four 3O@31."
quoted at So SO@3 IS p Dbl. 100 bbls sold on
It's merits at So 50. SO guaranteed at So 80. and
loo at So IS u Dbl.
Cow PEAs-Large stock and no demand
whatever. Mixed is quoted at 81 75@1 80
md clay 1902 10 p bushel. 200 sacks
mixed sold at 81 80 and 600 clay at 50 10 7p |
bushel
PoRK-Dull, but original mess is held
firmly at 500 IS 59 Dbl, and some offers of
$40 SO were refused. Dealers are jobbing at
s23 U Dbl. Some sales of re-packed were
made the terms have not TRANSFERRED, said to
be $2l SO and S21 rs, but they are not con-
.idered criterion. Liverpool: "Prime mess
as 3D." Chicago, 1925: "Heavy. Sales
August. 1905: Steady, fairly active; $21 SO
921 52t June, s21 75@2l 77a July, s22 Au-
gust" Cincinnati: "Quiet, firmly held,
b22 25." st. Louis: Dull, 1922"
Dry SALT MEAr-None in first hands and
,one coming in. Shoulders are called for,
md car load Of shoulders received last week
old in job lots al SIC y H. Dealers have a
mail stock and are jobbing at 94c for shout
lers, 121c, for clear rib sides and 12ac for
lear SIDES A lot Of casks shoulders sold
It Gle. ST. Louis: s''Cut meats-nothing
LONG" Cincinnati: ''Ss. If, 121. Hogs
moderately active fair and medium 81 65M
IS, good 81 9O@S 25.", Chicago, 1855:
Hogs moderately active, prices firm and un-
hanged. Sc 1905 25 inferior to choice heavy,
y 4O(97 80 general market. 1890: Cut
meats quiet, nominally unchanged, shoulders
4 cash May, 81 June.
BAcoN-Fair stock but no demand beyond
small Job trade Shoulders are quoted at
&c, clear rib sides 1910, clear sides 1890 y
B. Dealers obtain 10 above these prices in
he job trade. St. Louis: Dull; 81, l2ss, 1871"
,incinnati: Selling at %, 12i. lsa." Liver