The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-28

Continent 1882 bales. against 2l,9o9 Last
week and none last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to
IL NJ, 346 408 bales, against 379, 436 last
week and 1924, $50 last year.
| ToBACco-The sales to-day embraced 70
hhds a and 2D at :. Sales thus tar this
week lis hhds. Prices are fully main
tanned, and we continue to quote as fol,
lows: Inferior Tugs 9@9ac, medium 10
| 01Osc, fine HOBO, low leaf 12@12lc, me-
dunn 13t@14tc, good 153@16c, fine l7(918c
and selections 10000. Received since last
evening 3 hhds, exported none. Stock On
hand by our running statement 1878 hhds.
FRE1GHTs market is dull, but with
out any change in rates. Cotton can be
shipped by all rail at COO p 100 ID to New
York and Philadelphia, and 721c to Boston.
We quote as follows:
BY Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 9@17-32d,
to Boston ac, to Providence and Fall River
1916, to New York Re, to Philadelphia &c.
Grain to Liverpool gid.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool -99-16d, to
Havre lie, to Bremen &c. to Genoa --(9ltc.
to Boston. Providence and Fall River 9-l6c.
SUGAR-Only hhds came in this morning.
There is no demand and the market IS weak.
A reduction in prices would have to be made
in order to realize. A dealer sold 10 hhds
fair at SIC y fb. We quote previous prices
for reference only: Common 74(goe, low
fair 81@Slc, good fair 8s@Ssc, fully fair
Sac. pnme Sc. strictly prime 94c, yellow
clarified 9a09ac, off white 1Os(9lO3c u 10.
Stock in the sheds 1919 hhds.
MoLAssEs - Only 3 barrels were received
this morning. The market is dull and IN
changed, and we quote nomlnally AUG
45c for common, 50@55c for fair. 5o(9
soc for prime, 6O@62c for strictly prime and
6507Oc for choice. Stock in the sheds 34O7
bbls and 76 half bbls.
FLouR-The market is dull and prices are
fulIy 25c - Dbl easier for buyers. The sup
DIV is small but amply sufficient for the de-
mand, and nearly 1000 bbls came in this
morning. Only $40 bbls sold, of which 40
good treble extra at Sc so; so, 100 and 100
GOOD treble extra at Sc IS; so and 100 choice
treble extra at 81; $50 do at 81 10, and 200
bbls on private terms.
Superiine is now quoted at SIS 25; single ex-
ira SIS SOFAS rs; double extra Sc; low treble
extra Sc 25; good do Sc so; choice DO S6 10
81. choice ana fanny extra 9'9 y =
Corn MEALS in active demand, and the
supplies sell readily at full prices 600 bbls
} sold in lots to dealers at 81 60 and 90 at
81 65 y bbl. Dealers are jobbing at S4 %
79 Dbl.
Cow PEAs-Are dull and quoted at 81 700
l rs for mixed and 81 85@1 80 for clay.
} Is and SO bags sold on private terms.
, PoRK-Advices report an improvement IN
Chicago this morning, but the market here Il
unsettled and no better, and there is no de.
mand. Heavy mess is now held in round lots
at S22 and quoted at s2l so q Dbl; light
weight original is quoted at S2l rs, and re-
packed SCI so. Dealers are jobbing orig
inal heavy at S22 so, even weight S2l 90, re-
) packed S2l q Dbl. There is considerable
: Offering to arrive. ..,
3 DRY SALT MEAT Dull and depressed, with
a good stock aud fair supplies coming In. Nc
. demand. Shoulders are quoted at &c,
loose and packed. Sides are nominal at 12(
for clear rib and Ia tor clear Dealers rates
: are Ic above these figures.
BAcoN-Fair supplies Offering but no DC
mand, and shoulders are quoted nomlnally at
l-M9sc, clear rib sides -@134c, clear sidet
> 1870 i3sc 5p fb. A grocer bought 5 casks
clear sides at 1890 7P ID.
} LARD-No demand for round lots, and only
small job trade at 152c for tierce refined ano
16c for keg. Round lots are quoted nominally
at 15lc for fierce and 163c for key. A lot O.
SO kegs refined sold at 16c 7P I'd,
HAMs-Are dull and quoted at l29C9l34c fol
} sugar-cured, as in brand and size OF lot; II
J tierces very choice brought 1910, and 1875
, y ID. ,o..
3 BREAKFAST BACoN-Continues dull at 1874
in lots; iobbing at lac f9 fb.
PIG PoRK-Is selling in lots at $l1 25 and
liobbing at Sill SO p half Dbl.
WHEAr-No stock, hence no market here
Chicago advces report an improvement there
WHIsKY-Good stock but no demand
8 Louisiana and Western rectifed is quoted a
l S1 1901 20 ~ gallon. 25 bbls pure Bourbon
9 sold at 81 65. and bbls old Bourbon at 50 81
5P Dbl. =,
Corn IN SAcKs-Good supply and dull
J Prices are &c ~ bushel lower, and when VI
. left the market at noon all supplies wer'
. offered at $50. $3.50 sacks sold, of which 4OO'
choice white at 85c, $50 white and whit
= mixed at SEC, and 500 yellow mixed at SIC i
, bushel.
. OArs-Are in good supply and dull, and q
lower. It was offered at 72c q bushel whe1
t we left the market at noon and no sales Al
8 offer Of Tic was refused; 500 sacks sold, o
}, which 800 at 72c and 200 at 73c u bushel.
:. BRAN-The supply is good and the deman.
! limited at still lower prices. 500 sacks sold
!. of which $50 at ST OH and $50 at 81 VIZ,
decline of TIC u 100 fb.
HAY-Good supply and dull. No sales
Yesterday prime sold on the landing at S27
= choice SIS. At the railroad depot prime
= $24 so, strictly prime s25 30 u ton.
. CoFFEE-The market is quiet, but there
more confidence since the receipt OF no .eie :
gram. We quote cargoes: Fair 17aC9l8c gold
r good 1S1@lStc, prime 18A@1Slc y ID. Jo
E lots: Far ISL 1870, good lsa@lS4o, prim
! 10000 p ID.
!. We are indebted to Messrs. Small 4 Co
= and Marks 4 Co., for the following telegram
!; dated Rio de Janeiro, May 26, and New iorh
l. May 81, 1875: Purchases since 9th INST
81, 900 bags; cleared for Atlantic ports 40. w
u bags; loading 124 600; stock l55, NY; averag
>. daily receipts TO- 800 sacks; price $500; e1
% change 27a y cent.
!, MONETARY.