The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-20

Stock on hand and on shpboard 324 457
Stock on hand same time last
..a. year Jul 3oc
To-days exports embraced S377 bales to Liver
pool and 1890 to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening IA $50
bales, against $3.50 on last Wednesday and
1913 last year. makipg an aggregate since
Friday evening of Al, los bales, against Al, $50
last week, and 70, 800 last year, and since August
81 of ,23i bales, against 656,975 last year
incr+ ase 80. $50.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from II NJ. yesterday to II
week, and 1864 last year, and since Friday
10l,347 bales against 112 226 last week, aud 81,
439 last year. Total since Aug. 81 2,743,7 6S
bales, against 2a7 sO6 up to Tuesday noon,
634)-ncrease 1853
Exports Fri,lay to Tuesday inclusive) to Great
Britain AZ, SH bales, against 5S,357 last week and
80, All last year. and to the Continent 910l bales,
against II, 73l last week, and 92S7 last year.
stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to u
M, 1914 965 bales, against 824, 922 last week and
976,S68 last year.
TOBACCO-We did not hear of transaction
2175 hhds. We continue to quote as follows:
Low lugs 697c, good 71I@Sc, low leaf 90111c,
medium l2t9l4c, good l5(0l6c, and fine 17CDl8c
Received since last evening, IS hhds; ex-
ported, by rail; stock on hand by our running
statement. 2SC2 hhds.
The Louisville Courier-Journal, Of Monday, in
its weekly review Of the market, reports sales Of
$50 hhds. Receipts lighter, cold weather max
ing the leaf too brittle tor packing medium to
good export leaf and Tugs in light supply and
good demand prices for such descriptions ne
above quotations.
FRt IGHTS-rhe market continues quiet, with
an ample supply Of freight room on the berth.
We continue to quote as follows:
BySteam-Cotton to Liverpool 10 80 corn 800
l21sd; cotton to New York &c; to Boston, Prov.
dence, Fall River ana Baltimore, via New York,
10; Sugar to New York IS u hid molasses 81
By Sal-Cotton to Liverpool 9-16@19-32d; to
Havre 11sc to Bremen 11s0G1 slice; to
Antwerp l 3-l6c to Kevel and Cronstadt "a
q SD: to Genoa 3-16@l4c; oil cake to London
35s; cotton to Boston l3-16c; to Providence
340125 &c; to Philadelphia 13-l6c.
sUGAR-Only GAS bbls came in this morning
The stock is small, the demand is good, and the
supplies are selling readily at previous prices,
viz 495lIc for inferior, $40 for common, SIC
for good common, So for far, 62s961ac for far
to good fair: 6sc for fully fair, $40 for strictly
fully fair sec for prime. &c for strictly prime,
yor choice, 734DS14c for gray clarified, ss+c for
yellow clarified, S1a0S7s for off-white clarified,
and 94@95sc for white clarified. Stock in the
sheds this day 4267 hhds.
MOLASSES-The receipts this morning were
confined to 63S bbls and 9 half bbls, mostly re-
boiled The receipts are falling of, and there is
very little fermentlng coming in at present. The
demand is good, and the supplies were all sold at
AZ 0U1D Toe lOr IerHleuCiDS, as IN Quauty :; 43C
for prime reboed, Ale for strictly prime ferment-
ing. and 4l0t44c for prime not fermenting.
CITY REFINERY SUGAR Standard A, in
barrels, is selling at 1917 granulated and pow
e ely Ehf sfSinsa McLas SsI s D.
selling at 4oc; fair 43c, prime 47c, choice sic.
Golden Syrup SOC BVallon.
FLOUR-There was good local demand to-
day, with sales of 1904 bbs, Of which so, lOO 1Oo
$50 and 300 bbls common at 50 SO; 2l2 at s. So;
IS at 50 co. 100 at So So p single extra at 81 l2
100 low treble extra at 81 S71 % at ST. $50 choice
treble extra at IS 621a; so and so choice extra at
&c. 100 at Sc So SO at Sc 75 25 choice treble extra
at 81 121s; SO at 81 Is; so, 100, 1OO 100 212 800
and 400 bbs on private terms.
Common is quoted at 50 so; &ne So IS; SUPER
fine s.; double kextra 81 50Gi Is; treble extra
ss515 so; choice do s. 1906 p; family extra Sc 50
tlt7 so u bbl
COW PEAS-No demand for supplies on the
spot. Holders are asking 81 Is for clay and clay
mixed for future delivery. lot OF 1900 bushels
clay mixed sold for future delivery at 81 so -
bushel. Some small spot sales were made at
supplies consist Of Alabama; no Carolina or
Georgia on hand
CORN MEAL-The stock is held higher. Hold
ers are asking 81 35te2 40 u Dbl, but no sales,
excepting 100 bbls on the landing at 81 % 81 Dbl.
Dealers are jobbing at 81 80 y Dbl.
GRlTS-Sel in job lots at 81 1594 %, and re-
aail from store at "a so u Dbl.
PORk-Mess Is in demand at $2l SO II Dbl, and
200 bbs sold on the spot, in SO Dbl lots, at that
price, and GO to arrive at $21 SO p Dbl. The
stock in first hands is very light and held by one
party at SCI 62la u Dbl. Dealers arc jobbing at
s22 u Dbl. Offers of $21 50 are refused for lots
DRY SALT MEAT-The stock is mostly held
by dealers, who have fair order trade at S1.0
SIC for shoulders, II &C for clear rib Sides and
1l1sc for clear sides. Round lots are quoted at
Sc loose and SIC packed for we'll cured shoulders,
1880 for clear lib sides and III &c for clear sides.
A lot of 40 600 ID shoulders loose sold at Sc and