The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-11
Stock on hand and on shipboard
Stock on hand same time last

year. H'1,ioH
TO-day's exports embraced 5000 bales to Liver
pool and 1886 to Havre
Receipts proper since Saturday evening - 3S4
bales, against IL, $50 on last Sunday and Monday,
and 1928 last year, making all aggregate since
Friday evening of 24,964 bales, against 1902
last week and Is, 497 last year, and since August
81 Of 73O, GAS bales against $685. 1873 last year-n-
Gre ase I23,91O
The Exchange kilograms make the receipte
at all the ports from II NJ. Saturday to IL
M to-day 36,707 bales, against 32,52l on last
Sunday and Monday. and Is, 7o4 last year, ana
since Friday 58,439 bales, against 48.25O last
week, and 80, 149 last year. Total since August
81 254O6 77 bales against ,228. 1853 up to Sunday
noon, January 10, last year-texcluding half OF
the above 10, 784) increase 3l1 1924.
Exports Friday and Saturday to Great Britain,
"a, 6y8 bales against II 1872 last week and IA, $40
last year. and to the Continent 1903 bales,
against Is, 5O4 last week. and 5OS6 last year.
Stocks At all the delivery ports, made up to IL
M, 81, 40 bales, against SlO,7o4 last week and
$40 472 last year.
TOBACCO On Saturday, not reported until
is estimated at 2075 hhds. We continue to quote
as follows: Low Tugs 6@7c, good 71aGSc, low
leaf 9@11c. medium l2@l4c, good lo(gl6c, and
fine 1761l8c.
Received since Saturday evening, 13 hhds;
exported none stock on hand by our running
statement, 2673 hhds.
TIE Louisville Courier Journal reports that the
prepOnderance in the ole ipgs Of the light,
green, mixed and otherwise inferior grades is be-
ginning to tell upon the tone Ct the market TO-
those descriptions, but all useful grades are well
supported. 70
rates were still 10 king down, and o.day we have
to reduce our quotation by cotton to Liverpool by
steam 1-32d and strike out the outside figures OF
1924 by sail. With this exception, We make no
change in our quotations, as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 10 32d; corn 121a
Gel3d to New York nc; to Boston, Providence,
Fall River and Baltimore, via New York. ~;
SUGAR to New York IS u hid; Molasses g y bbl.
By Sail Cotton ito Liverpool Sled to
Havre 3.16c: to Amsterdam nc: to Antwerp
Slice; to Bremen 21-32d: to kevel 2l.320g
II l6d to Genoa 5-l6c; tobacco to Bremen 55s'
oil cake to London 35s.
SUGAR Received this morning 243S hhds.
The demand is good, principally for shipment
and the supplies sold as landed at previous
prices, though toward the close the market be-
came quiet and prices weakened: 4@5Nt
good common So for fair, ,6s9sa611ac tol
GOOD fair. $685. for fully fair, 7CI71sc fol
prime, 714@7ssc for strictly prime, re fo1
choice, 7s4@SZc. for gray clarified, sac fo
yellow clarified. 8la0D91sc for OFT white Clarified
and CSC for white clarified.
MOLaSSES - Received this morning 26O5
bbls and 26 half bbls, mostly fermentng. The
market is bare of choice not fermentlng. That no
fermenting il in demand at full prices, while Ter
menting is ruling lower. Fermenting is sell NJ
at 32G42c as in quality. Some fair fermentlul
sold at 35c and prime fermenting at 45c & gallon
Prime reboied at 40c, strictly prime not Ter
mentng at 4sc, prime not termenting 43Nd45c
strictly prime do 4SG5Oc, choice 5l0G52c t. gal
REFINERY sUGAR-Cut loaf in barrels i
selling on orders at l214c; crushed ne
powdered and granulated ll14c standard io1a
REFINERY MOLASsFS- Golden Syrup is sell
ing on orders at SOC u gallon;
FLOUR-Choice extra was held stronger to-day
under Western advices. Only local demand
and tho oil cOufinad IN 1923 bDls. or Whlc