The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-23

bales to represent the quantity unsold, large
part of which is withheld from the market, in
transit or not yet sampled
The worlds visible supply is set down to-day
at 2, 954 439 bales, against q 839 7S6 last year
excess over last year la, COB bales, against 49,,
922 last week.
The Exchange reports: "ssles 9l5o bales.
Market steady"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1875 ~. 1876
Arrived since our last statement. 4,739
Arrived previously Including cor
rechons) ............... $50, 22 9Go.9S1
97O957
Cleared to-day. ............... 1O,17s
Cleared previously .......... 645 355-G55 563
stock on hand and on shipboard 1884
Stock on hand same time last
year. Observation-Disclosures. 1885, 1873
To-day's exports embraced 1888 bales to Liver
pool, 1908 to Havre. 1924 to Genoa and lib to
Vera Cruz.
Receipts proper since last evening 4lOS bales,
against 1927 Oh last Saturday and 1898 last year,
making all aggregate since August 3lst OF S32,
779 bales, against 67v, 800 last yearincrease 16l,
979.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
At all the ports from II NJ yesterday to Il
week and 16,34O last year, and since August
81 OF 2SO3 42l bales, against 2,39S,61 up to FRI
day noon. January o. last year excluding the
above II. 340)-increase 4O4, SO7 bales.
Exports yesterday to Great Britain $500 bales,
against 6l2i last week and l3, 1913 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to IL
NJ, s57 1863 bales, against 1884, A last week and
$4,000 last year.
IOBACCO-We did not hear of transaction
to-day. The amount on sale is estimated at 2l75
hhds. We continue to quote as follows: Low
lngs 6@7c, good 71a9sc, low leaf 9@llc, medium
l2@l4c. good 15@ l6c, and fiue 170dlsc
Received since last evening, hhds; ex-
ported, 20 to Genoa; stock on hand by our
running statement. 2769 hhds.
FREIGHTS-A ship was taken up for Amster-
dam to-day at 17-32d for cotton. We quote as
follows:
BySteam-C Cotton to Liverpool 16d; corn I'D.
u bushel cotton to Now York &c; to Boston,
Providence, Fall River ana Baltimore, via New
York, 10. Sugar to New York S. u Ind molas
ses 81 d Dbl; rice 75c.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool I'd; to Havre 1c;
to Bremen 11sc to Antwerp 3l6c; to Amster
dam 17-32d to Revel snd Crons.adt "a; to
Genoa 1-16c; to Boston 13-1Gc; to Providence
s40025 &c; to Philadelphia 49, 16c.
The number of sea going vessels in port last
evening was IA steamships, II ships 80 barks,
briggs and 26 schooners, the last including IL with
an aggregate tonnage of 1865 tons, giving an
average Of 5S6la. Of these up for Euro
pean ports.
sUGAR-The receipts this morning were con
faed to 302 hhds. The demand is good. and
the supplies all sold at steady prices: IGg51ac
a
good common, 614@62sc for fair, 6114a965 &c
tor good fair, 6a4W77sc for fully fair, 7M714c
for prime to strictly prime, nc for choice,
7s4Mol4c for gray clarified, 85aM59c for yellow
clarified S5s99c for Oft white clarified, and 81
0g95ac for white clarified, showing an improve
lnent on good grades Of open kettle. stock III the
sheds on the 2ist inst, 1888 hhds.
MOLASSES-On SGT bbls and ca half bbls
were received this morning, mostly reboiled. The
demand continues good, and the supplies sold at
ID far EnfI in
quality: 43c for prime reboilei, Ale for strictly
prime fermenting, and 4lGi4c for prime, not
fermenting. No choice on hand; it would CON-
mand 53c.
barrels, is selling at 104@l0hc, granulated
1lssc, powdered 1l3sc, crushed NE, cut loaf
CRY REFINERY MoLAs Es-Common is
selling at 40c; fair 44c, prime 4Sc, choice sic.
Golden Syrup SOC u gallon.
FLOUR-The demand is confined to the local
trace to-day at unchanged prices. 800 bbis
choice treble extra sold at IS 81 % single extra
at 81 10; rs good treble extra at $ 25 76 choice
extra at sc %; 80 do at 50 90; 200, 500 and 5oo
bills on private terms, together 1909 bbls.
Common is quoted at 50 80; fine 50 75 super
fine 81; double extra 81 500Ii Is; treble extra
s515 50; choice do IS 1906 .; family extra 81 80
al 50 fsbbl
u Dbl. Dealers are jobbing at 50 1902 50 u Dbl.
GRITS-Are quoted at 81 lOg4 10, and job
bling at 81 Is u Dbl.
PORK-Quet but steady with very little in first
hands, and mess is quoted at s2l 5o0G2l 61R u
Dbl. YESTERDAY 200 bbs sold, to arrive, at SCI 50;
and to-day 70 bbls at the depot at s2l 80
and 20 bbls, to arrive, two lots, at 81 81 and
s2t 63l5 ~ Dbl. Dealers are jObbing at 81 " %
;22 u Dbl, and dealer sold lot OF 40 bbls at
$22 y Dbl. The Job demand was active to-day
DRY SALT MEAT-Only a job trade at $50
So e for shoulders; lie for clear rib sides and
1l%c for clear sides. Round lots are quoted at
under these prices. lot OF 20 900 ID clear RIB
sides sold at 1O34c 4 ID. Clear sides are scarce.
BACON-Only JOB trade at nc G, t Tor
clear sides. Round lots are quoted nomnalIy at
BREAKFAST BACON-Is dull and quoted at
wholesale at 1870 u 10.
HAMS-The stock on hand Is small and the
inquiry ia good. Quoted in round lots at l4c;
smaller lots 141+c, and dealers jobbinS at li1ac
IARD-The stock on hand is small, but the
demand is confined to the job trade. llerca pack
ers' Is quoted at 1211a9l2,+c, renned l5eelaf4e
key 13sl0ll4c, bucket 14c II Ii. A lot OF %
buckets, spot, sold at lac T. Ii, ana $50 tlerces
sold, in ChicAg 60, to be delivered here, to the
trade, at l3c L ID.
: WHISKY-Rectifel is in light supply with
fair demand for job lots. LOUISIANA Is quoted az a.
bbls Louisiana sold early in the day at 81 III, and
later 10 bbls Bourbon sold at 81 Is y gallon
PACKERS HOG PRODUCES Prime mess
pork is selling at $40 so, prime pork SIS, rump
pork SIT % Dbl. pig pork $40 80 y half bbl,
and $40 5o@19 Is Y Dbl; Tongues ssg ad 5d S5
& Dbl: spare ribs IS so u bbl. Some Az bols
spare ribs sold at Sc so L Dbl.
COW PEAS-The market has not yet fairly
opened for the season. and holders are asking
81 Is for clay end clay mixed for tnt ~ ; dfssTy
at II GOAL Is . bushel. The supplies consist
of 70 GaFTns . or Gierfi 9n nih the
danand continues far. 1900 sacks sold, Of which
zoo white mixed at 3D., and 800 choice white at
SAC y bushel. ,,,1,,;,,x ~.
there is plenty in warehouse Prices are s eaie.
for buyers. Only 800 sacks choice Galena ao sod at
4ec II bushel A dealer Sold IN store, lOo sacks
RRAN-Is dull, and the stock on hand is small
OnIv 900 sacks choice sold at soc 4 100 H.,
HAY-The best grades are scarce, and other
Grades are in abundance and dull. No sales;
M IS i sales were at sl6@l6 50 for ordinary and
$40 for prime. ,o..o and ,-;,os o-e
-. rrl,o n,.,kst il bare OF prime and CnOlce