The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-24
Stock on hand and on shipboard. $50.
0tock on hand same time last year

TO-day's exports embraced 9525 bales to Liver
pool, 1897 to Havre and ESQ to Revel.
Receipts proper since last evening 3649 bales,
. against 2170 on last Thursday and 2439 last
year, making An aggregate since Friday even
ing Of "a 900 bales against rs. 54S last week and
1852 last year. and since August 81. of 1,247, 1888
bales against Oil rs last year-increase 1885, 453
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts It
I'll the ports from IL NJ. yesterday to IL NJ. to-
day 1921 bales, against 6451 last week and
1859 last year, and since Friday So, 468 bales,
Total since August 81 $685., 302 bales, against
S,1l9,Nl mp to Tuesday noon. March %, laat
year-increase 565, 761.
Exports FRIDAY to Wednesday inclusive) to
Great Britain 81. 498 bales, against 1857 last
week, and "a JOG last year, and to the Cont
nent 27,S47 bales. against 1864 last week and
Stocks i I'll the delivery ports. made up to 70
6:i, 48O last year.
TOBACCO The only transaction reported to-
day was hhds new, good to fine, at 1870. The
weather has been too cold to handle samples
To-day il was milder threatening rain, but the
sampler are still too dry. The amount on sale is
estimated at 4525 hide.
We continue TO quote Is follows: Low Tugs at
6H@6c, good at 61aa@7c, low leaf at 5000, me-
dunn 1T 9L0l0lsc, good at 11L0l2Ic, fine
at 131<@141ac, selections 1T &C., and Afri-
cans 81 159i6c.
Received since last evening 31S hhds exported.
81 to Liverpool and by rail
u
our previous quotations, as follows
By Steam - Cotton to Liverpool 7-l6d to
Boston, Providence, and Fall River, via New
York, re; to Philadelphia and Baltimore, via
New York, ~; to New York !c; Sugar to ~ New ',
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool -@13 SD; to
Havre -a@Tc. to Bremen 15-16c; TO the Baltic
"a; g Malaga lc; TO Boston and Providence
SUGAR-Received this morning 33S hhds The
demand is active and the supplies all cold at
firm prices SIC for inferior, 6s44c for good COM
mon. g for lar, 7A@7hc for good fail. TX *
B1<c for choice, 9@9lc for yellow clarified and
9Z@1Oc for white clarified.
nOLASSES- Received this morning 346 bbls
and II half bbls. The demand is fair and the
ton sa sDa srmentng ao@soc DO
SO032c prime do 40M42c, strictly prime fer
menting 48c, choice do 5O052c, prime reboiled
48c, strictly prime reboiled SOC, choice reboiled
FLuUR-We have to note dull MARKET and
the sales are confined to 500 bbls, OF which $50
bbls taken for export on private terms, 125 Tor
the local trade on private terms. 100 low treble
extra at S. 100 and GA good treble extra at IS SO;
so and 60 do at IS Is; SO and 100 choice treble
extra at Sc VI Dbl. The stock Of choice grades il
becoming reduced again.
Fine Is quoted At s. so; superine at So rs;
double extra at "a Is; low treble extra 81 50@5;
extra Sc 25G6 so; and choice family IS 1907 70
. Dbl.
CORN MEALS III good eupply, and the mar
ket il quiet but stronger to-day. 136 bbs sold on
private terms; 70 and 100 bb's at 81 25; SO and
35Oibls ct 81 80 b Dbl. Dealers are jobbing at
81 50 5Rbbl.
GRirS-Are selling in job lots only at $40
a IS . Dbl.
PORK-Quiet, but steady and unchanged, with
: small stock in first hands, but dealers are well
supplied. Mess is quoted at $24024 Is % Dbl, as
in weight, and dealers are jobbing at $24 75025
70 Dbl. Last evening Is bbls extra heavy mess
sold It S24 rs. To-day 100 bbls standard mess
sold at $24 u Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Light supply In first hands.
but dealers have good stock, aud the demand
il confined to the job trade. Shoulders are
quoted at $1,000, clear rib sides 121sc clear
sides 13c VI b. Dealers are jobbing ct 10 above
these prices. Some 10000 h shoulders sold IN
lots in store at 91c and ~ casks clear rib sides
on private terms.
BACON Quiet, but strong ct yesterdays i'm,
provement. The supply Of sides is small and
the market is bare OF shoulders. Clear rib sides
ere held at lSs4@l37sc, clear sides 14H, y h.
Dealers are jobbmg at 10 above these prices.
Last evening Is casks clear sides sold 1t l4c
b b.
We are indebted to the Exchange for the fol-
lowing prices of provisions on the 23d inst: