The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-25

3tock on hand Sept. Z, 1875. ......s.... 1871
Arrived since our last state
ment. ................... $3.50
Arrived Vseuously. s,249. 900 - "a
s.26s.slt
Cleafed To-day. 1854
CLEARED previously. .s....s.s SS0,26I -89I, 53s
Stock on hand and on shipDoard. ..... 376, 6sl
'8tock on hand same time last year.. 304, 9lt
To-day's exports embraced S23S bales TO Liver.
pool and 2Ol6 to Bremen.
Receipts proper since last evening 1916 bales
against 727l on last Thursday, and SO last
gear, making an aggregate since Friday evening
OF 1896 bales, against 123lO last week and %,
O76 last year, and since August 81, OF 1,l12.
SS6 bales against S34.056 last year-increase
The Exchange Kilograms make we receipts at
I'll the ports from IL NJ. yesterday to - n. day
1856 bales, against 1914 last week and II .6S5
last year. and since Friday 81, FOG bales, against
92338 last week and s., 1855 last year. Total since
august 81, 3,S860l2 bales, against 2,S7S, 1913 up
% Wednesday noon, Feb. "a, last year Excluding
She above II ,685) increase 5O7, $50
Z Exports Friday to Tuesday incluslve) 20 Great
Britain 81 ,707 bales against So, 1855 last week and
AZ, 400 1ass year. and TO the Continent "a, 100
Oales against sz3OA last week and 12,43A last
Stocks at slIthA delivery popss, made up 70 -
e., s56.ol4 bales against S7s.025 last.veek and
033, 1867 last year.
TUBACCO-The saleS TO- day embraced II hhds
Aew n, 2 and 81. The receipts were more liberal,
andthe amount on sale 10 1ow sstipsted at 600
Werepeae eur previous quotations as follows:
1bw lugsat 5N@6c, good at 61a@7Hc, low leaf at
S@9e, medium At 9I@i01sc. good ~ a111@
Received since last evening 2s7.hhds; exported,
Aone; stock on hand by Gus running statement
FREIGHTs-The market continues dull and
Grooping. We now quote as follows:
By Stesm-Cotton to Liverpool -D7-16d; 60
Boston, Providence, Fall River, Phiadelphia and
Baltimore, via New York, 1c; to New York Slice.
Dbl; rice Coo y Dbl.
By Sail-Cotton to liverpool as@13-32d; to
Aavre 13-16@Ic; to Bremen 1c; to Antwerp 1c;
to the Baltic "a; to Genoa lc; to Boston Hc;
SUGAR Received this morning 3O3 hhds.
The demand is good and the supplies sold
=. stronger prices prices. for or high grades Of
fair, 65s@6s4c Tor good fair, 71Sc FOR fully
fair, TIC for prime, 725c for strictly prime,
7Ac FOX choice, 63s@sc for seconds, $1,000 for
yellow clarified, 9Agslc, for off white clarified,
MOLASSES-Received this morning 28l bbls.
Good demand for good grades. but low grades
continue dull The supplies sold at 100000 for
inferior fermenting. 35@3Sc for fair do, 5000
.cistern Bottom, 43c for fair reboiled, 45c for
prime reboiled and 50@52c for choice reboiled.
CITY REFINERY SUGAR standard A, in
barrels, is selling, lOss@lOhc, .granulated
1lHc. powdered 1.1sc, crushed 11ssS, cut loaf
I'll CITY REFINERY MoLAs sEs- Common is
selling at 4Oc, fair As, prime 49c, choice 54c,
golden syrup SOC y gallon.
FLOUR-Although the demand is confined to
the local trade. the market is very strong and
prices for sound and high grades are ruling with
An upward tendency. 1860 bbls sold, Of which Is
double extra at - 50 IS low treble extra Ut S. so
At IS So so do It IS 60; 100 choice treble at IS IS
80 choice treble extra ct Sc; Is do 1T Sc 121 200
and 50 at IS IS; 200 choice at Sc So 80 at ~ 121l
Is and 50 choice extra at 81 5O;. 100 at 81 621 D
bD LOO ando ss' On Pirate ,nnersna
a; double extra "a Is; low treble extra "a SO
as; good do IS 25@5 50; choice do IS 1906
as; choice extra Sc SCOT; family extra 81 $50
CORN MEAL-The market is dull and de-
pressed, under liberal supplies. and quoted at
50 IS "a so u Dbl. LOG bbls -od at 81 As; So Is,
100, l25, 100 and 100 ct g SO y Dbl.
GRITS- Only retail or job trade at 81 loD
.CokN IN BULK-A barge load Or SO is on the
market, and barge load sold, to arrive, few
days since, terms not trauspired. In the absence
of particulars we omit quotations.
cow PEAS-Light supplies are coming IN but |
the market has not yet opened for the season,
and prices are unsettled. 70 bags clay sold at
81 20, and 80 do at 81 Is % bushel
CORN IN SACKS-Ihe supply is good and the
demand continues active at yesterdays prices
740O sacks sold Of which 500 mixed ct SIC, zoo,
1000 2OO and 1000 whiteat 55c; 1900 yellow at 5Sc
and 500 do at SOC y bushel The yellow was
taken for Cuba.
OATS-Good supply; the demand has slact-
aned but prices are unchanged; 1000 sacks sold.
of which 800 st. Louis at 4Sc, 500 choice black
GaleDa at 45c and 800 Gslena at 45c, y bushel
BRAN-Is in fair supply and dull. No sales
quoted at 75c % 100 b.
HAMS-Choice sugar-cured are scarce and in
demand, and 80 terces sold on the spot and to
arrive 1t 1870 . h; they are jobbing at 15@151c
. h. They are called for for Cuba.
BREAKFAST BACON-None on hand. Sup
plies would command 141IOl5c y b.
LARD-Is in light supply and in request Tor
the local trade and for export at 1870 for pack
ers' tierce, 134013s1c for refined, and lac for
key and bucket. some round lots are in treaty,
subject to freight room, and 200 tierces sold on
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS : Prime mess
pork 10 selling q $40 q 1000, prime $4,000 Sc:
rump $18 50 y Dbl, pig pork $40 75@ll y halt
Dbl, and $2l@22 q Dbl; spare ribs s7@7 so 70
Dbl; pags' tongues $40 apiece, pigs leet 81 ~