The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-14
Stock on hand and on shipboard. -.
Stock on hand same time last year. ..

ot0ck on hand same time last year.. 244, 89s
To-days exports were to Bath.
Receipts proper since Saturday evening 1861
bales. against 90O7 on last Sunday and Monday,
and 6OO4 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening Of II $40 bales, against IL $50
last week and lilo last year. Total since August
81 1,2O3, 0s4 bales, against S93,694 last year
The Exchange kilograms make the receipte at
Ill the ports from 12 NJ. Saturday to II NJ to-
day 4, 664 bales, against 1881 last week and
Mdd d last year, and since Friday 25,793. against
29,231 last week, and 2l,575 last year. Total
since August 81, 3592 435 bales, against 3051 ia
bales up to Saturday noon. March Is, last year
increase al, 1921.
29,608 bales against 1868 last week and IA, Isl
2 last year. and to the Continent 1858 bales,
against 1886 last week and IL, 1913 last yea-.
Stocks At all the delivery ports, made up to IL
n, 7l6,4.2 bales, against ~, 454 last week and
TUBACCO-It was rumored to-day that some
sales had been effected. but we could not au-
thenticate nsa,tion. The amount on sale
is now estimated at 1875 hhds.
We continue to quote as follows Low Tugs at
6H@6c, good at 61a@7Hc, low leaf at S09c, me-
dium ct 9H@iOHc, good at l1H@1211sc, fine
ct 1S1l@l4lac. selections at &c, and Afri-
cans at 15Wl6c.
Received since Saturday evening 2O3 hhds; ex.
ported none stock on hand by our running
statement, 1921 hhds.
FREIGhTS-The market continues firm, and
we repeat our previous quotations, as follows:
By Steam - Cotton to Liverpool 7-16d; to
Boston, Providence, and Fall River, via New
York, %c; to Philadelphia and Baltimore, via
New York, nc; to New York ~; Sugar to New
York IS 81 Sshhd: molasses 81 D Dbl; rice Coo y
Dbl.
By Sail Cotton to Liverpool -@7.16d; to
Baltic IA; to Malaga 1c; to Boston and Provi-
.dence Ic. Corn to Liverpool 10d.
SUGAR-Received this morning 572 hhds. The
demand is good. and the supplies all sold
ct Saturdays prices. Inferior exc fair 70, good
fair 7L@71ac, prime 75s07Tc, choice 8@81Gc,
yellow clarified Sc, white clarified 10c y b.
and So half bbls. The demand is good and the
supplies all sold at 46@5Oc for prime reboiled
and . dealer sold 1000 bbls strictly prime fer
menting, in the sheds, at SOC y gallon, leaving
no raw or not reboiled on hand.
FLOUR-There is some demand for export and
for the local trade, and the market is steady
and strong ON all sound Flour and choice grades.
2376 bbls sold, Of which 700 for export, on pri-
vate terms; the balance in the local trade, COM
prisng 100 double extra at 81 25 100 do at 81 So;
so and 100 low treble at IS Is; Is good treble ex
ira at % 75 Is. So 100, It's and 70 choice treble
extra ct s.; rs do at S. Is; 100 at Sc 3d. Is and
100 At s. 60 So and 100 choice extra at 81; so at
81 IS and 225 sold several days since, to arrive,
at 81 60 49 Dbl, and 225 bbls on private terms.
CORN MEAL-Liberal supplies have further
depressed the market, which is now quoted at
- 5000 40 " Dbl. SO, SO and 100 bbis sold at
90 4Us 1VU ~ ~ ID duu dt - I'd u Dull OodA>
ers are jobbing at 50 IS u Dbl.
GRIT5k selling only in job way at 81 100
Is y Dbl.
POLK The supplies are light and the stock is
very small but in the absence Of sales since Fri
day mess isS quoted nominally at $24 so u Dbl.
Dealersar jobbing at $24 75@25 y Dbl.
DRY SALT HEAT-We have to note quiet
market with fair supply Of shoulders and al light
supply OF sides; $1,000 for shoulders; 1924
for clear rib aides and 1870 for clear sides.
Dealers are jobbing at 10 over these prices.
BACON-Is dun and prices are unchanged.
Shoulders are held at lOc, clear rib sides 141Sc,
clear rides 141<c S8 b. Dealers jobbing at 10
over these pricos.s
we are indebted to the Exchange for the fol-
lowing prices of provisions the 18th inst: