The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-13

6COcK Oh udIlu Same tiuo idst
year. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Zto,J1f
To-days exports embraced 6975 bales to Liver
pool and 500 to Santander.
Receipts proper since last evening $3.50 bales,
against 1908 last Wednesday and 1886 last
year. making an aggregate since Friday evening
of AZ 533 bales, ainst 3D. 046 last week and 81,
1863 last year, and since August 3lst OF 1853, zl7
bales, against 61S, 609 last incr ase 134, SOB.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
ut all the ports from II NJ. yesterday to IL
week, and lO,l16 last year, and since Frid.v
22S bales, against 81 4sS last week and 58,0l7
last year. Total since August 81, 1854, 466 bales,
against 1853 497 up to Tuesday noon, January u,
last year-texcluding the above 10,1l6)-increase
34O,969.
Exports (Fridav to Tuesday incusive) to Great
Britain 3d. 357 bales against 81 479 last week and
2O582 last year. and to the Comment IA, s65 bales
against 81, LAT last week, and S222 last year.
Stocks At all the delivery ports, made up to IL
NJ, N,922 bales, against So3 1913 last week and
66l, SIS last year.
TOBACCO We did not hear of transaction
to-day. The amount sale is estimated at 2O75
hhds. We continue to quote as follows: Low
Tugs 6@97c, good 71aa00sc, low leaf sole medi-
UNI l20Dl4c good 1o09l6c, aud fine 170Sl8c..
Received since Saturday evening, none; ex-
ported, none; stock on hand by our running
statement, 2658 hhds.
The Louisville Courier Journal. Of Monday, in
its weekly review Of the market, reports sales of
891 hhds, against 1927 last week, showing larger
movement than usual caused by more liberal re-
ceipts, in consequence of favorable weather. In
q few districts there is disposition to meet the
demand, but in most others to hold for higher
prices. The offerings have not improved il
quality and the excess OF low grades has weak
ened prices for such descriptions, while medium
and good have been active and firm.
FKEIGH TS-The going ea:l rate to Liverpool
for cotton is 9.16d, but consignments are quoted
at 1924; going rate to Havre ~ ). consignment
rate Slice. We quote as follows:
D~,dk Hnr O1sno
12Ld; cotton to New York re; to Boston, Provl-
%o; Sugar to Now York IS o ma mOlasses s.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool 9-le@ls-s2d; to
Ravre 11S01l 3-16c: to Bremen l1sc; to Antwerp
3-16c; to keve and Crons alt ss0e2l 32d: to
Genoa l 3-1GGll4 oil cake to London 35s; cot
ton to Boston 13- ice; to Providence a4@25 32c;
to Philadelphia 13-16c.
SUGAR Received this morning 1887 hhds.
The market is dull, depressed and lower, though
there is some demand for he West and North.
About half the receipts sold at 495lac for infe-
rior. 5s4c for common, SIC for good common, ca
fair, 6a4c tor ictly fully fair &c for prime. nc
for strictly prime, 7lac for choice, 7s4@sHc
for gray clarified, S11a@S7sc for yellow clarified,
S1a991sc for of-whie clarified, and CSC for
white clarified closing with declining tendency.
MOLASSES = Received this morning 1878
bbls and half bbls The market continues
bare Of choice not fermenting, and all good grades
not fermenting. are in demand at full prices,
while low grades and ftrmepting continue dull.
Cistern bottom at 3Sc, prime not fermentlng
.41@42c, prime reboi ed at 40c, strictly prime
4S@5Oc. choice 5l@52c u gallon.
FLOUR ~ strictly choice is comparatively
scarce in few hands, held stron gly and III request
in anticipation Of higher prices tor that descrp-
ton, while the demand for the other grades is
confined to small lots for the local trade. Only
$50 bbls sold, OF which 30 low treble extra at
W. nr- 81 on n n. ,k X.
25 and Is choice treble extra at s. 75 Is and 500
choice extra, in lots, at Sc; IS and so choice ex-
ira at Sc 75 IS at 81 %, So 25 and % at 81 % u
Dbl, and 10o bbls on private terms.
Common is quoted at So 250g3 so; fine 50 %;
supertne 81; double extra 81 Is; low treble extra
81 50@5; choice do s. 371aa15 IS: choice extra &c
@6 so; choice and family extra Sc 75D7 50 u Dbl.
CORN MEAL Continues dull, and only p bills
sold at 81 so u Dbl. 1t is jobbing at 81 5O@2 70
u Dbl.
GRITs-Sell in Job los at 81 1894 Is, and re-
tail from store at 81 50 u bb!.
POhk-Was in request TO-DAY and the market
is 25G5Oc q Dbl stronger. The stock in first
hands is very small ana confined TO only tw
parties, who have large lots, held at s2l so =
Dbl All that could be at t21 for mess was taken
up in lots OF bbls, and lot Of 80 bbls standard
sold at Sal y Dbl. The stock is mostly held bv
dealers who have good job trade at s2i 5OG22
% Dbl.
DRY SALT MEATS in good demand on
orders and the market is ruling with an upward
tendency. 1000 b shoulders sold at the depot
at 7sc, 90 900 ID do at Sc and ia casks do Al Sc.
They are jobbiug freely al 81. No clear sides
on hand; they would command M. and only q
few clear sides left, selling at 100 aGl1c u ID.
BACON-Good job demand with small stock of
sides and q scarcity Of shoulders. shoulders
command on the landing l01sc, clear rib sides
are quoted at 1910 and clear sides at l3c y
b. Dealers are iobbing shoulders at 1l@ll%c.
clear RIB sides l211aaGl234c, clear sides 13@l3l4
gh.
HAMS-Quiet but steady at 141141sc for
choice sugar.cured in lots and jobbng ut l56
1870 y fb 10 tierces sold on private terms, and
Is ~ 14l&c y b.
BREAKFAST BACON-Fair supply, and sell.
ing only in a email job wav at lac u b.
IARD-The stock is ght and there ls scarcity
of refiaed, which is called for. 10 tierces re.