The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-06

To-days exports embraced 1900 bales to Liver
pool and 1872 to New York.
Recdpts proper since last evening 77O3 bales,
against 6941 on last Wednesday and 2096 last
year, making an aggregate since Friday evening
OF 35,046 bales, against 32,614 last week and
3,237 last year, and since August 81 OF 6S9, 245
bales against 58i, 877 last year-increase 1O4 36S
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
ct all the ports from II M. yesterday to IL
n. to-day 23,513 bales, against 2O,S42 last
week and 9645 last year, and since FRIDAY 81
48S bales, against 1892 last week and $685.
last year. Total since Aug. 81, 2,44O,040 bales,
against 2,l7353s up to Tuesday noon, January
5, last year Excluding the above 9645-increase
266, 5O2
Exports Friday to Tuepday inclusve) to Great
Britain 81 479 bales against 49, $50 last week and
1895 last year, and to the Continent 81, 147
bales, against IA, 479 last week. and 1862 last
year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to 10
NJ, sos, 373 bales, against 794 2SS last week and
855, 268 last year.
TOBACCO-The inquiry to which we referred
in our last report resulted in sale of 300 hhds,
taken, we presume, for Bremen, as 800 hhds
were engaged for that port to- day at 35s. Nothing
on sale Is estimated at 2O75 hhds. We repeat
our recently revised quotations as follows: Low
Jugs 6@7c, good 711aa01Sc, low leaf 9@11c. me-
dunn l20Dl4c good l50l6c. and fine 17@l8c.
The Louisville COuria'.JOmndl, of Monday
gives general review Of the market for the year
1875, which makes the total sales OF the year
27705 hhds, value So, 46a,235 70, against II, 24O
hhds in 1874, value Sc, $50 49, and adds that the
shrinkage in the Louisville movement is only
partial measure of the shrinkage Of Western pro-
duction on the crop Of 1874, as the Louisville
market controlled more than an average proper
ton Of the Western product In its weekly re-
port it says that the receipts had been checked
by the weather, and large proportion OF the
Offe ings had been in soft order.
FRE1GHTS-A ship was taken ZIP for Liverpool
to-day at 1882 and I'd, the latter for consign-
ment; two for Havre at 3-16c; one for Bremen
1T Nc and one for the same port at I'd for cot
ton and SIS for tobacco. Rates are easier, and
We modify our figures for Liverpool as follows:
By Stesm-Cotton to Liverpool "a; corn 12HI
@13d to New York 4c; to Boston, Providence,
Sugar to New York S. y hid; Molasses s. d bill.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool -W19-32d; to
Havre 3-16c: to Amsterdam nc; to Antwerp
/ 5-16c; to Bremen 21-32d: to Revel 2l.329
II. led: to Genoa ! 5.16c; tobacco to Bremen 55s
The demand is good and the supplies all sod
at previous prices: Inferior 4@511ac, common 81
@54c. good common 51s@6c fair 61s96Ac, good
fair 6ss@6s4c, fully fair 62s@7c, prime171s@
fed 7sl@S1lc, yellow clarified o1a@s2sc, off
white clarified 81l@9Hc, white clarified $40
MOLASSES-Received this morning 1880 bis
and half bbls. The high grades and that not
fermenting, is in good demand, and sells readily
at full prices; but ftrmenting and low grades are
slow of sale. The receipts were mostly sold at
20c for inferior fermentlng. 25@30c for common
fermenting, 33G36c for fair fermenting, $500
3Sc for prime fermenting, 40@43c for strictly
prime fermentng, 45c for choice fermenting,
and 45c for prime reboiled. lot Of 90
bbls choice fermenting sold at 4Sc y gallon
Prime, not fermenhng is selling at 45@45c,
strictly prime, not fermenting, 4S@5Oc; choice,
not fermeniing, 51@52c " gallon.
FLOUR-Only q local demand, and the sales
are confined to 1885 bbls, of which 500 to dealer
last evening on private terms; 100 on its merits
to-day at 81 25; 200 low treble extra at ST. $50 do
at s. 121aa; 80 good treble extra at IS 20; 100
choice extra at Sc 10; Is at Sc IS; so at 81 1917,
and 100 at 81 S714 Il Dbl.
Common is quoted at SO 50Gl3 IS; fine SAC
4 Is; superfne 81 25 double extra 81 5O0li rs; |
low treble extra q S71a@o5 Is; good treble S.
37L@5 3d. choice extra IS 1906 So; family
S. 75017 % u bbl
CORN MEALS dull and quoted at % 80 q
Dbl. 1t is jobblng at 50 rs y Dbl.
GRITS-Du, and quoted IN lots at 81 b Dbl;
iobbing at 81 1904 Is . Dbl.
PORK-The market is dull and unchanged.
Dealers we're replenishing their stocks to-day,
and $50 bbls mess sold. comprising 100. 100, 100
and $50, all at $40 SO u Dbl Dealers are jobbing
at s21G21 so % Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Only job demand at SO
SIC for shoulders as in condition; I01s01O31c
for clear rib sldee, and 1890 for clear sides. At
wholesale ST I-Gers arc qu. ted ronin.lY q. 7sc