The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-28

I0-days exports embraced 2006 bales to Liver
pool, and 1868 to Havre.
Receipts proper since Saturday evening 1911
bales, against 565S onl last Sunday and Monday, and
AGA last year. making an aggregate since Friday
evening OF 1857 bales, against 1881 last week,
and 5276 last year. Total since August 81 1863.
663 bales, against 919,5C7 last year-increase
343,156.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts 1T
81 the ports from IL NJ. yesterday to u M. to-
DAY 1902 bales, against II, 373 last week and
against % 422 last week and II 312 last year, and
since August 81 372O 254 bales against 8, $50 O96
up to Saturday noon, March 81, last year-in-
crease 57O,218.
1875 bales. against 1857 last week, and 1892
last year. and to the Continent 8O6S bales against
IA, AT last week and 1857 last year.
stocks Ct all the delivery ports, made up to IL
~, 659697 bales, against 6SS,o4 last week and
TOBACCO-The only sale reported to-day was
8 hhds new, good to fine, at 1910. The amount
on sale is estimated at 4475 hhds.
We continue to quote as follows Low Tugs at
tH@6c, good at 61a@7c, low leaf at 8@9e, me-
dunn at 9L@lOlac, good at l1L@12Lc, fine
at isA@l4ac, selections at 90, and Africans
Received since Saturday evening, 277 hhds ex-
ported. none; stock on hand by our running
statement, 636l hhds.
Messrs. Sawyer, Wallace & Co., of New York,
report a steady but moderate demand, mostly for
new crop, for the French and Italian old con-
tracts.
FREIGHTS-On Saturday. not before reported,
q ship was taken up for Liverpool at IS sd for
cotton, which is now the going rate. We quote
as follows:
BY Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 7-16d; to
Boston, Providence, ana Fall River, via New
York, ssc; to Philadelphia and Baltimore via
York 81 Shhd: molasses 81 D Dbl; rice Coo .
~ Gail nottor IN T,varnool 70 aod. IN Havra
re, to Bremen 15-16c; to the Baltic IA; to
Malaga 1c; to Boston and Providence Ic. Corn
to Liverpool 1Od.
SUGAR-Receved this morning ia hhds
Good demand from dealers and the supplies all
sold to them at prices ruling with an upward ten
dency 61Sc for inferior, 6a4c for good common,
TIC for fair ~ for good tair, for prime, TIC
for strictly prime to choice. S@sNc for choice,
5000 for yellow clarified and 9AD10c for white
clarified, and TIC for seconds.
MOLAJSES-Received this morning 257 bbls.
The demand is good and the supplies all sold at
at 4Sc for good reboied, and 49c for strictly
prime reboiled. Inferior fermenting sells, on the
landing, at zoe, common fermenting, 25@3Oc,
fair fermenting SIC, far reboiled Sa@35c u gal
Ion.
FLOURAAs customary toward the close of the
month, buyers are holding OF. Inc move
ment is on q small scale, and we have to note
a dull market. Only 4S5 bbls sold, OF which 35
fine at So 90; Is double extra at "a 60; 30 choice
treble extra at IS rs; 100 do. at S.; 70 choice
extra at ST ~ and NDU dds on private Terms.
Fine is quoted at So SO; superfne at So 20;
double extra at 81 Is; low treble extra "a 50@5;
good do SIS 2505 so; choice do SIS 1896; choice !
extra Sc 25@6 so; and choice family IS 1907 Is
s bbj.
CORN MEAL-The activity noticed in this ar
tice last week is lost under liberal receipts to-
day, and supplies are now offering at 81 1902 45 |
y Dbl, and no buyers. Only Is bbls sold at ~ 40
and 50 at 50 As.
GRITS-Are selling in job lots only at $40 |
"a 25 % Dbl. :.
POhK-Fair supplies on the landing and in |
store. but no demand for round lots, and mess is
quoted steady at &24@24 IS u Dbl, as in weight.
Dealers are jobbing at $24 rs V Dbl. Only 30
bbls heavy mess sold, spot, to-day at ~ - q
Dbl.
DRY SALT MEATS in moderate supply, but
the demand is limited and prices are 1s(GAc
easier for buyers. We have heard OF sales OF
about rs packages, particulars not TRANSFERRED
Shoulders are quoted at 6s40S7sc loose and &c
packed; clear rib sides 1890, Clear sides l2s4c %
b. Dealers are jobbing at ~ above these prices.
BACON-Shoulders are scarce and steady,
while sides are in supply, dull and H@Ac lower.
Shoulders are quoted at 1Ol 010ssc; clear rib
sides 1876; Gear sides IA, ~ ID. Dealers are
iobbing Ut Lc above these prices. Only II hall
casks shoulders sold ao10Ac u b.
We are indebted to the Exchange for the FOL
lowing prices OF provisions on the 9th inst: