The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-18

TO-days exports embraced 200 bales to Rouen
to which we have added . by river
Receipts proper since Saturday evening IA 1896
bales, against q, 3S4 on last Sunday and Mon
since Friday evening of 90 3O7 bales, against
24973 last week, and 1891 last year, and since
August 81 of 79l, 43G bales, against 64O, 966 last
year-incre ase l5O, 40.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from Y NJ. Saturday to Il
M. to-day 1866 bales, against SO, 7O7 last
Sunday and Monday, and 17,7l1 last year. and
since Tuesday 5l,l3S bales against S. 439 last
week, and 26, 1873 last year. Total since Aug. 81
2.693,559 bales against 2,3le, $40 up to sunday
noon, January II, last year. excluding half OF
the above 17,7ll)-increase 374, $50.
Exports (Friday and saturday to Great Britain
1873 bales, against 81 6U8 last week and % 294
last year. and to the Continent $50 bales, against
1903 last week, and 41S2 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to IL
NJ, S44 097 bales, against 81, 44O last week and
1864, 124 last year.
TOBACCO-We did not hear Of transaction
to-day. The amount on sale Is estl-
mated at 2l50 hhds We continue to quote
as follows: Low Tugs G0e7c, good y aa0t8c, low
leaf 9Ml1c. medium l2Yi4c, good l5Yl6c, and
fine 170o1Sc.
Received since Saturday evening, 40 hhds ex-
ported, none; stock on hand by our running
statement. 1853 hhds
The New York yOmndl Of Commerce, Of last
Wednesday, reports better movement i'll Ken
lucky leaf for export, with free sellers at the
current rates. Messrs. Sawyer, Wallace Il Co.
value sales of 100 hhds. long Leaf, for Africa,
via Boston, at .0Dl2c They also say: I'VE fear
the mild weather we are having will cause much
OF the crop to be priced to soft for shipmen',
and as we have no rehand.ers or redrers at the
seaboard, nothing out of sound-keeping condi-
ton should be sent here.
FIR IGHTS-The market continues quiet and
easy at our previous quotations, as follows:
BY Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 10 sd; corn 100
12Ld; cotton to New York &c; to Boston, Prov
dence Fall River ans Baltimore, via New York.
re; Sugar to New York IS u hid molasses 81
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 9-16019-32d; to
Havre 11sc: to Bremen 11sM1 Bloc; to
Antwerp l 3-l6c; to level and Crons adt ga
81 SD: to Genoa 3-16@ll &C; oil cake to London
340I25- 32c; to Philadelphia 1860.
SUGAR = Received this morning 2tOO hhds.
Good demand for higher grades and a little better
prices, while low grades continue dull and I'M
changed The supplies sold at 1860 for
inferior, 5s4c for common, 51sc for good com
mon, 61s for fair, 63s@61ac tor good fair, csc
for fully fair 634c for ictly fully fair, Csc
for prime. 7cfor strictly prime, re for choice,
clarified, S1aD91s for oft-w Wine clarified, and
94@9llac for white clarified
MOL 4SSES-Receved this morning 2i12 bbls
and AZ half bbls, mostly fermentinS. Sound Mo
lasses is scarce and commands high prices. No
choice on hand. We note a better feeling and
the receipts were mostly sold. Fermentlng is
quoted at 800 i3c as in quality; good prime fer
menting 40c; cistern bottoms 3Sc, prime not fer
mentii z 4l142c, prime reboied Acc, strictly
prime not reboiled, 10000, choice 5lfG52c q
gallon
CITY REFINERY SUGAR Standard A, in
barrels, is selling at 1879, granulsted aud pow
CITY REFINERY MOLAs ES-Oommon is
selling at 40c; fair 43c, prime 47c, choice Sic.
Golden Syrup soc y gallon.
FLOUR-On saturday, 1000 bbls sold for ex-
To-. III lnao tro,l n fl.A
sales to-day comprise 1862 bb's OF which 100
and $50 low treble extra at 81 90; 50 at "a S7ia;
so at IS: Is at SIS 10; 200 choice tr bic extra at
IS 65: rs and 100 choice extra at Sc, % at Sc 5O
SO at 81; 100 at 81 %; 50, 100, $50, l52 and1o5
bDls on private terms.
Common is quoted at 50 250l3 30; fine 50 75;
supertine 81; double extra 81 25 low treble extra
"a 5O0a5; choice do s. 81 05 %; choice ex ra 20
@6 So choice and family extra 50 1901 % " Dol.
CORN MEAL-The market is dull and prices
have declined 20ll3Uc y barrel under recelp OF
1900 bbls; 100 bbls sold 81 %; 100 at 81 %, and
some $50 and $50 bbls sold on the landing at
50 30 y bb. Dealers are jobbnS 1t IN store at
So 4O0l2 SO II Dbl.
tail from store at 81 80 II bb 80,
POkk-The MAJ ket is qnet but $ teady ana the
stock is held strongly at s2l 90 e Dbl Tor mess
on the landing and in store; loo ools sola On .Le
landing at $2l 30 II Dol. Dealers are JooolnS d.
DRY SALT MEAT-The market is steady and
strong, with a small stock, light receipts ana
fair job demand and a scarcity OF " IL cufeu
meat Shoulders are held in lots at 81; ciear
rib sides lie, and clear sides llac q y. Dealers
are iobbing at 80; cl ar RIB sides lii4c, GEAR
sides usIc ~ ID. half casks shoulders soli al
SIC, boxes clear sides at re, 20 casks shoul
ders at Sc, 1900 ID clear Tb sides at lo'4c, ana
a 400 tt Gear lib sides at 1910 y h These sales
were made On the landing de lers.
BACON-Quiet but strong, aud the STOCK On
ha nd is small. Shoulders are quoted a Whole
sale at lOMtol4c clear rib sides at l2i4c, cleSr
sides at 1z34c r IL Dealers are job6lns at vs.,
for shoulders, 10 f1r clear rlD siaes anu 90
HAM-Choice sug4r-cured are in light supply
and in 1emand Tor export and are gu trd AT Ii@
14I,c q 10 Smaller lots con."an1 ~ '41a;'
ana dt alers a e jpboin4 a. AZ b b. 10 lerces
sold at IA. and 10 at l4l4 E ID.
RREAKFAsT BACOS * Cd supply and dull
at 139. OLA T. ib e.
LARD Is Ia sht supply md 10 requt & for
export. With an acIv- jpb demand; Ielee pa K
ers I is ,auo,ed at l21s&l-s4 refined 13gl514c,
key l3s. al 4c, bu ktl IA = ID;
PACkEnS' hOG PIX DUCTS Prime mess
pork i self II $40 30 PRIME pork Wv. TuIp