The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-09

the North Sea, and 5000 bales for the North,
which, when deducted from the stock on
hand by our running statement yesterday
evening, leaves 1lO,9OO bales to represent
the quantity at the landing and in presses IN
sold or awaiting orders
The Exchange reports: "Sales 1900 bales,
including 100 after P. N. yesterday. Mar
ket steady"
Il COTTON STATEMENT.
ssock on hand Sept. !, 1874 bales 1888
Arrived since last statement. 1,2H
Arrived previously. ,072, 9l4 1,O74, 155
| 1880, los
lieAfeo to-day 800. DIAL
| feared previously. ........... S2O,935 925,oi6
took on hand and on shipboard not
| stock same time last wear. ........ 211, 327
To-dayis exports were to Liverpool
Receipts proper since last evening 296
bales, against 1913 on last Thursday and
Gs4 last year, making an aggregate since ance
Friday evening Of 57O2 bales, against 1891
last week and II, 1913 last year, and since
August 81, Of $50, 472 bales, against l, ia, 427
last year-decrease 1873, 955
| The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from noon yesterday to IL NJ.
to-day 1924 bales against 4l12 last week, and
6657 last year, and since Friday 81. 3S9 bales.
against 80, GA last week. and AZ, 757 last year.
Total since August 81, 1926. 372 bales, against
! 3,4G4, 135 up to Wednesday noon, April =,
last year, Excluding the above 6657)-decrease
| 24S 763.
Exports Friday to Wednesday inclusive) to
Great Britain 81, $50 bales, against %, z8S last
week and 3S, 975 last year, aud to the Cont
nent II, SIS bales, against IS, 1856 last week and
%, 754 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to
- N. 57O,O33 bales, against 6l3, 427 last week
and 57O,O17 last year.
TOBACCO The only sale reported to-day
is II hhds at -. The amount on sals is es-
timated at 1925 hhds. We repeat our re-
vised quotations of yesterday as follows: In
ferior Tugs (including frosted and trashy
9@9Ac, medium lO@lO2c. fine 11@12c, low
leaf l2@12Ac, medium Isl @14Hc, good 1870
49, fine 165@17, and selections 1S@20c.
Received since last evening - hhds; exported
none; stock on hand by our running state
ment 4l92 hhds.
FREIGHTs- market continues quiet, but
with better feeling and a hardening ten
dency in rates. Cotton was taken in the
morning for Liverpool at 11-:,2d and to Havre
ct 1l-16c, but toward the close there appeared
| to be little room left at less than "a and &c,
respectively. Cotton is shipping by ali rail
at zoe II 100 fb to B.ltimore, 75c to Philadel-
phia and New York, and Sic to Boston.
We quote as follows:
By Steam - Cotton to Liverpool ID,
to Antwerp via Philadelphia "a, Boston, to
Providence and Fall River, via New York
and Philadelphia, &c, to Philadelphia &C.
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool ODD,
to Havre &c, to Bremen l5-16c. to Cronstadt
id, to Boston &c.
SuGAE-The receipts this morning COM
prised 344 hhds. The demand is good and
the supplies on the landing sold at stronger
prices: 6lN}7c for common, 75CD7sc for fair,
7ac for good fair, SC for fully fair, S!CgSsc
for prime, 7MS,c for seconds, 9C9,c for
yellow clarified, 3J@1Oc for off white clari
fed, and 1Oac for pure white clarified. There
is no white clarified in first hands. Stock
in the sheds on the I'd inst 1885 hhds.
MoLAssEs -Received this morning 23G bbls
the supplies on the landing all sold at 3OC1
sic for inferior, SOC for fair fermenting
common fermentlng 45c, prime fermenting
soc, prime, MOI fermenting, Coo. Stock
in the sheds on the I'd inst, 539l bbls
and GS half bbls., mostly held by dealers
who are selling to factors and grocers, in
lob lots, at SOC for common, SOC for fair. 6Oc
for prime, Csc for strictly prime, and 6SO7Oc
for choice.
FLouE-With the exception Of some choice
treble and choice extra on hand the market IS
be had unless at exorbitant rates. Owing to
scarcity and the total absence Of the grades
below treble extra the sales are restricted to
$500 bbls, of which 700 bbls dealers mix
taken for Cuba at Sc so; 40 fine, for the
trade, at So 12A; 25 at So %; 100 double ex-
ira at IS so; 50 low treble extra at So 81;
Is and 40 do at Sc; 100 and 200 at S6 49,;
40 and SO good treble extra at S. %; % at
Sc 40; %, 65 and so choice treble extra
at Sc 80; 25 20 and so at Sc IS; 100, 100,
200 and $50 bbls on private terms. St. Louis
kilograms quote firm and unchanged.
Corn MEALS in good supply. There is a
better inquiry and the market is tirmer
Holders are asking 81 = Dbl, and 400 bbls
sold, comprising 200 at SO 30, 200 at So 95
100 and 100 at 81 p Dbl.
Pork Quiet but strong with small stock
and only lis bbls in this morning. 100 bbls
mess sold at 1923 IS, $50 at S23 625 and 100 at
S23 IS - Dbl. Mess is held at S23 ~; dealers
jobbing at 1913 5O023 IS for original and
S23 for repacked. Chicago kilograms report
pork quiet and easier and hogs moderately
active. Cincinnati provisions very firm and
hogs quiet and firm.
DRY SALT MEAT-Very little left in first hands
yesterday s receipts having been mostly sold
to dealers. A car load 10 casks, and $4,000
ID shoulders sold at sc, car load to arrive ut
SIC, $4,000 ID clear rib sides at 12c, and TO-
600 ID sides and shoulders on private terms.
Clear sides are quoted at 12tc. The market
is strong at these prices, and dealers are job
bling atl9lc for shoulders, 12a(G124c for clear
rib sides, and 12tC112ac for clear sides. Chi
cago telegraphs cut meats quiet.
R.coN stuck and only 20 casks in