The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-12

To-days exports embraced 16, 800 bales to Liver
| pool and 1902 to Cork for orders.
| Receipts proper since last evening 1888 bales,
against 1876 on last Saturday and HOG last
year, making an aggregate since August 81 OF
1885, 0S2 bales, against S87,690 last year : in
crease 307, 1872 bales.
all the ports from II NJ. yesterday to II NJ. to-
day 1929 bales, against 1880 last week and
| 7463 last year, and since August 81, 1914, 81
bales, against 3,U33,768 bales up to Thursday
noon. March II, last year - increase SAL, 103
bales.
Exports yesterday to Great Britain II, 2O3 bales,
against 9413 last week aud 1864 last year, and to
the Continent 11,218 bales, against 56lO last
week and 6037 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to e
NJ, 726, 45l bales against 1928 36 last week and
| TAI, 239 last year.
TUBACCO-We could not authenticate a sale
! to-day. The business for the past week summed
up 142 hhds. The amount on sale is estimated
| Received since last evening 11S hhds; exported
none; stock on hand by our running statement,
FREIGHTs- Yesterday we reported ship for
quote as follows
By Steam = Cotton to Liverpool 7-16d; to
Boston, Providence, and Fall River, via New
York, Ic; to Philadelphia and Baltimore, via
New York, 324c; to New York ~; Sugar to New
York 50 81 S5 hhd: molasses 81 y Dbl; rice Coo u
| Dbl.
BY Sail = Cotton to Liverpool -@7-16d; to
Havre -@15-l6c; to Bremen l5-16c@1c; to the
Baltic "a; to Malaga lc; to Boston and Provi-
| dence &c. Corn to Liverpool 10d.
'SUGAR-Only 81 hhds came in this morning.
The demand is good. and the supplies all
sold, and dealers are buying from each other at
| higher prices: low fair &c, good fair 7lg7ac,
prime 75a@77Sc, choice S0S1sc, yellow Charmed &c,
| the 10th inst 1878 hnds.
| MOLASSES-Received this morning 22l bbls.
The demand is good and the supplies all sold at
strong prices: 2O@30c for inferior fermenting,
prime fermenting, 45@48c for strictly prime
fermenting, 500D52c for choice fermenting, As
| @l47c for prime reboiled, SIC for choice re.
boiled and 47c for cistern bottom. Stock in the
sheds on the 10th inst: 1903 bbls and lS7 bbs
| CITY REFINERY SUGARS selling on Or
ders at 1O5s@1O1sc, for Standard A, in barrels;
1l1Ic for granulated; 11I@ll%c for powdered
and crushed; 12l4c for cut loaf; 81. G for yellow
clarified, in hogsneads, and 1O1s for white clari-
| fed.
CITY REFINERY MOLASSES-Is selling on
orders at 35bl9c for common, As for fair, SOC for
prime, 55c for choice, and 009S5c for golden
syrup p gallon.
| FLOUR-The market is quiet, but very strong
on all sound and choice grades. The demand is
confined principally to the local trade, but there
| ia some looking around for export. Only 1885
bbls sold, Of which loo and $50 for export, on
private terms, rs superine at 81 Is; % double
1
SIS 25; 100 choice treble extra at S. 1917; 80 at
Sc %; 25 do at Sc so; 100 choice extra at IS 70;
so at 81; IS at 81 25 100 at 81 Is; 100 and 300 bbs
on private terms.
CORN MEAL-In supply and very dull. Only
100, IS and 81 bbls sold on the landing at 81 ~ y
Dbl Dealers are jobbing at 81 65@2 rs u Dbl.
| CRISIS selling only in q job way at "a 100
4 25' % Dbl.
POLK The market is quiet to-day, but there
is little or no stock on hand. What little is on
sale is held by dealers at s24 50@24 Is y Dbl,
and they are jobbing at these prices.
DRY SALT MEAT,We have to note quiet
supply of sides; $1,000 for shoulders; 1874
for clear rib sides and 1870 for clear sides.
Dealers are jobbing at 10 over these prices.
BAOON-Dull and fully 1000 weaker. Good
stock Of shoulders and light supply OF sides
Sellers ask 10c for shoulders, 1411sc for clear
rib sides, and 14ssc for clear sides. Buyers Offer
H@14c under these prices. Shoulders are job
bing at 10114@l01ac, clear rib sides AK, clear
sides 1454c q ID. 10 casks clear rib sioes sold
at the depot at lac, ana 10 half casks DO in lots
at 141@o y b.
| We are indebted to the Exchange for the fol-
lowing prices OF provisions on the 18th inst: