The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-02-22
Stock on hand and ON shipboard. 800.
Stock on hand same time last year. ;.


To-day's export were to Liverpool.
Receipts proper since last evening 1923 bales,
against II, 624 on last Sunday and Monday, and
1854 last year, making an aggregate since Friday
evening OF 4,e27 bales, against II OILS last weeH
and II, 264 last year, and since August 81, Of
a57,l74
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts at
al the ports from II M. Saturday to IL N. to-day
1887 bales, against "a, 097 last week and q, 947
42Oi6 last week and 81, 224 last year. Total since
August 81. 3,33O,3.8 bales, against 2,S43, 1903 up
TO Monday noon, Feb. 81, last year Excluding
half Of the above 2O,9i7)-increase 1856, 455.
Exports Friday and Saturday to Great Britain
3227S bales, against l7,443 last week and 16, log
hast year, and to the Continent 1862 bales,
against S,O6S last week and 4769 last year.
Stocks At all the delivery ports, made up to IL
L., 856.079 bales, against 897, 301 last week and
TOBAOCOSThe receipts are increasing. but
today we did not hear OF . transaction Sales
on Saturday 81 hnds. for last week All. The
amount on sale is now estimated az 1850 hhds.
We repeat our previous quotations as follows:
low Jugs at $1,000, good at 61aa071ac, low leaf at
5000. medium at e11.@lO1sc, good at l1I@
1870, fine at 131<@ll4I1sc, selections at &c,
and Africans at 15D1cc.
Received since Saturday evening 2O4 hhds; ex-
ported, by rail, 3; stock on hand by our run
The Louisville Courier-Journd of Saturday
makes up it's weekly review for the five days end
ing on Frday evening, instead OF six days, as
usual, and reports sales LAST hhds, the largest
this season. Receipts liberal; assortment better:
condition improved; demand good; tone Of the
market f1rm.
FREIGHTS- "A ship was taken up for Gothen-
burg ct "a for cotton, and one for Revel and one
for Oronstadt for oil and cotton, the lat er at IA;
and one for Genoa at 10. We continue to quote
- follows:
BySteam-Ootton to Liverpool Is Sad; to Bos-
Con, Providence, Fall River and Philadelphia, via
New York r.; to New York s Sugar to en- New "
Dbl; corn to Liverpool 12d.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 1924; to Havre
33-l6@Tc; to Bremen 1c, to Antwerp 1c; to
vhe Baltic 17-32d; to Genoa lc; to Boston re; to
EUGAR-Received this morning $50 hhds The
demand is active and the supplies were mostly
solo at Saturdays prices. 5@51sc for inferior,
$4,000 for common, 614@G1Ic for good COM
anon to fair, 65s@6s4c for good fair, 65a@7c for
p s%s for c6oice s ss1 s 20, sss
S09c tor yellow clarified, 914@91ac for off white
STARTLED, and 9ss4@97sc for choice white clarified
MOLASSES- this morning 1852 bbls
The market is quiet and unchanged, and most
Of the receipts sold at previous price,. Inferior
100000, fair fermenting 35@3Sc, prime fer
menting 38@4Oc, strictly prime fermenting
4S@45c, fair reboilef 43c, prime reboiled 45c,
choice reboiled 5O@52c u gallon.
Barrels, is selling orders at 1870 lOssc, gran
ulated 1l14c. powdered and crushed 1,1ac, cut
CRY REFIaERY Mo1AssE s- Common is
selling at 4Oc, fair a, prime 49c, choice 54c.
golden syrup SOC % gallon.
FLOUR-The market is quiet, but steady and
strong on sound aud high grades, with fair local
demand 1924 bbs sold, Of which 40 superfne at
~; so low treble 1t a So 100 low treble ct So; 200
aoI treble extra at 90 l2 o. e. 70 20; % enoice
IS 1917; 100 at Is; 100 choice extra at s6 rs:
400 ct Sc 80; 80 at 81 1871; IS and 100 choice ex-
IRA at 81 so, and 100 bbls on private terms-taken
Tor the local trade and 800 and 1000 bbls for Cuba
On private terms.
common is quoted at s. so; fine s. rs; superdne
-; double extra s. Is; low treble extra 81 %
<65; good do 50 25@5 so; choice do 50 7506
IS; choice extra Sc 5O@7; family extra 81 ESQ
s Us ID Dbl.
CORN MEAL-The receipts this morning we're
Dot as large as expected, comprising only 2Oa9
bbls, and holders are asking 50 rs ID DBL. so, so
end so bbls sold at 50 SO and 200 at 50 60 u Dbl
GRITS- Only retail OF job trade at 81 100
4 Is " Dbl.
LAKD-Is in light supply and the demand is
Tor export and for the local trade. Packers in
tierce is quoted at 1890. refined 13@i3sSc, keg
and bucket lac D b. IS tierces refined sold for
export on private terms. so At 1890 and 100 at
1919 F ..
PORK-The activity noticed Oh Saturday has
subsidized, the dealers being supplied for the mo-
mert, but the market ia steady at last Saturdays
prices, standard being quoted at $22 10 and extra
heavy at s23 y Dbl. Dealers are jobblng at $2S
0123 so y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-The msrketis quiet but
steady, with only job trade to-day at Sc for
shoulders, 1ls4c for clear rib sides and 1214c for
clear sides; quoted in lots at 1s@4c under these
prices. 10 casks and $4,000 b shoulders (loose)
sold at S7sc y ID.
BAS.ON-Ihe movement today is confined to
the Job trade at last saturdays prices. Shoulders
are quoted in lots, At 1919; clear rib sides 1879;
clear sides l355s0l3s4c U D. and dealers are job
bling ay L@Ec above these prices. 10 and 10
haf casks aud 10 casks clear rib sides sold on the