The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-03

Stock on hand and on shipboard...... 366, 94(
Stock on hand same time last year.. 234, 431
To-day's exports embraced 4lSO bales 10 Liv
pool 1888 to Cork for orders, 1889 to Hasre, 1902
TO Genoa and 1910 to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 9110 bales,
against II, 226 on last wednesday aud 1915 last
year, making an aggregate since Friday evening
OF 30 Sy bales, against 1886 last week and
1866 last year, and since Aug. 81 Of 934 305
bale q, against 727 091 last yesr-increase POT PA
LIE Exchange kilograms make The recelpte 1T
oil the ports from II N. Yesterday to II NJ. to-day
1882 bales, against 90 1852 last week and 15 l09
last year, and SINCE Frloay S3,036 bales, against
87,072 last week and So O24 last year. Total .ince
August 81, 3,0l9,259 bales, against ASH ,56l
up to Tuesday nopn February 2, last year texclud-
ing the above Is, lO9)--increase 1859.
Exports (Friday to Tuesday iuclnsive) to Great
Britain Al, l66 bales against 80, 248 last week and
43 24 last year, and the Continent o. 742 bales
against sc, 26S last week and %, LOG last year.
stocks a. all the delivery ports, made up to IL
NJ, 9l3.s25 bales, against s6G. All last week and
BIG, $50 last year.
TOBACcO-Ws did not hear of transac-
ton TO-DAY. The amount on sale il estimated at
about 2475 hhds. Received since last
evening a hhds; exported none; stock on hand
by our running statement 3061 hhd-.
The Louisville Courier-Journal Of Monday re-
p rts moro active market; receipts more liberal;
} rices steady; decidedly firm and healthy I'M
dortone in staple classes and grades; weather III
s3asonaby mild and damp.
dam At 1c for cotton, aud consignment of one
for Liverpool given way at "a which is the frs
record Of that rate having been paid for several
days. Liverp 'ol Rates are evidently frmer. We
quote as follows:
BY Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 9-16d asked,
last shipments a. 10 32d; corn t1@ll<d; cotton to
New York &C.; to Boston, Providence, rail- River,
Philadelphia ana Baltimore, via New York, 4c.
Suaar to ~cw York s. 81 VI hid: molasses 81 80
By Sail-Cotton to L,yerpool 7-16M15-32d: to
Havre 7s01l -16c, the former the cong rate; to
Bremen l@l1tc; to Antwerp l-l6c; to nster-
dam -@l7-3zh to Cronstadt -@9-l6d; to
Genoa lWl Lice; to Boston 1l-16c; to Provi-
dence 11-l6c; to Philadelphia 1l-16c. Bulk corn
to Liverpool l0d.
sUGAR-The receipts this morueg were con-
fined to 499 hhds. The market Is quiet but
STEADY and strong with light supplies aud good
$40 for common to god common, s. .@6Ac for
falr to good fair 676g1Sc for full. far, 70711a:
tor prime to strictly prime, 7s4WSIc for gray
clarified ,s1a@s5ac for yellow clarified, $4,000
for off viii c.aiiied and 9T@35sc for cnoIce
white clarified.
MOLASSES- AL bbls were received this
morning. The market is steady and strong,
with . good demand at 25@28c for low COM
@3Sc for common to fair fermenting, 3S@IOc
for fair fermenting, 43@45c for prime ferment-
ing. and 44(l46c for reboiled. No choice Oh
hand: it wonid commant $50 " gallon. Some
prime, reboed. sid at 47c, and s.rio,ly prime,
reDoiled, at Sic u gallon.
FLOUR-Is in good demand to-day in antici-
IA len of better prices. There is a brisk inquiry
and some looking ound for export, and some
offers on the b sis of previous prices were re-
fused. 1925 barrels ID, comprising 100 fine at
So 30; Is and $50 double extra at 81; % double
extra at a u.s. 40 and so low treble extra a. g 75
1UO low treble extra a. "a S71a; 50 and 100 do at
s.: 100 good treble extra at 50 %; p, 80 and 90
choice TT, bic extra at S. 50; 50 at IS 20; 70 at
z M. = al, < OF
81 IS; 100 choice extra a. 81 80; SO 70, 100 40,
$50, &c. l50 90, 500 and 100 BIB 3, all IN the
local trade, on private terms.
Common is quoted at So IS; fine 50 80: super
fine So IS; double extra 81; low treble extra - 90
a. IS; good treble ex ra s5Do %; choice do IS 80
05 IS; choice extra $616 So; family extra 81 100
z Is u bb.
CORN MEALS 5 @1oc y Dbl stronger under
light receipts and a bette demand; SO bbls sold
at - 20; SO at 81 Is; so, 100 and 0 at - so il
Dbl. Dealers are jobbing at 50 50 II Dbl.
GRIFS-Are quoted III lots at 81 l0I4 IL, and
jobbing at 81 25 u BIB.
PROVISIONS The market is stronger and
iiyeIier to-day under the influence OF cold wea-
Their, sm al stocks and a much better and more
& neral demaud.
PORK here il STRONGER demand from
dealers to-da, and the market is steady. SIS
bbls M IS sold. comprising 100. $50, 80 and IS
hetvy at s32 1914 IS and so bbs extra heavy a,
$751; y Dbl 90 bbls mo E. extra heavy are
held at So 50 y bbl. STANDARD is quoted at
SCI 5U12l rs and extra be w vt SO l2laaG22 80.
Dealers are jobblng at s22@22 50 Il bbl as in
weight.
DRY SAL MEAT-We note better feeling
good job trad and a stronger market. Sloul-
ders are he in lot. at s14@51sc, clear rib sides
lie, clear sides 1l14@ "a lot Of l c.eks
clear sides std 1T / &c 3 casks shoulders at
$40 y n. Dealers are jobbing at 14c over the
SD We prices
BACUN L also in better demand, an y ~