The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-30

QUO IOr nAVre, oo39 Tor the North Sea, 6S76 for
Bremen, 1887 for spain, and 1853 for coastwise
ports, leaving in presses, agreeably to it's &C.
count at IL NJ, 156, 500 bales. If we deduct
from this the amount sold, but not yet delivered.
the balance will be about 121 600 bales to rep
resent the quantity unsold, a large part Of which
10 withheld from the market in transit or not vet
sampled.
The Exchange reports: .sales 1000 bales.
Market quiet and steady" Its sales are compu-
ted from 3 ?. N. yesterday to 8 P. NJ. to. day.
COTTON STATEMENT.
etock on hand Sept. l, 1875 ....... 1916
Arrived since our last state
ment. 3,133
Arrived previously. AL, 4S3-1, 424, SIG
1,434, 500
0oeroo tO-day.. ........... 6,425
Cleared previously. IT. 293-1, 183 718
1eook on hand and on cupboard ..... 25O,s74
BROCK on hand same time last year.. l84,776
To-day's exports embraced $3.50 bales to LIVER
pool and 1345 to New York.
Receipts proper since last evening 3lO2
Dalee, against 6734 on last Wednesday, and
l486 last year. making An aggregate since Friday
evening OF 1902 bales, against 81 $50 last week.
ma 1913 last year. Total since August 81, 1867, :
846,Os8. 1852 ''~''
The Exchange kilograms make the receipte at
~ the ports from - NJ. yesterday to IL NJ
to,day SIG bales, against 1909 last week and
against 43 1877 last week and 90 O2 last year. Total
ance August 81 ,735 265 bales. against 3,16l, 121
up to Monday noon, March 20, last year in
rrease ga, IA.
Exports Friday to Tuesday inclusive) to Great
Britain 28,512 bales, against $1,000 last week,
and 70 0O2 last year, and to the Continent 49, $50
bales. against 22,4eS last week and 1886 last
yeas.
L, 6a2, 400 bales. against 6S2, 7s4 last week and
GAG, 1876 last year.
TOBACCO-The sales to-day embraced 2Os
bids, Of which and old and 1. IA and 1856 new.
6A6 hhds, against lS7 all last week. The amount
on sale is now estimated at 1900 hhds From
, comparison Of the views Of leading factors and
buyers we revise our figures and quote as fol-
lows:
Low lugs ct 6@6c, medium to good at 6@7c,
low leaf 1t 8@9c, medium at 91.6llc, GOOD at
11z@lSc, fine at 131I@l41sc, selections at $50
Ice, and Africans at 16U17c.
Received since last evening 254 hhds export
ed 8 by rail; stock on hand by our running state
mont 1886 hhds.
We learn from Mr.. David Hadden that letters
from Southern Kentucky, under date Of the 9th
AL the tobacco plants that are up and sprouted,
and state moreover, that "while there is vet
time to SOW seed, yet the chance Of making
crop with late plants 10 seriously compromised"
it, weekly review reports sales Of 1888 hhds.,
which was 220 hhds. less than in the previous
week operations having been restricted by heavy
rain and snow storms, and no improvement was
expected until . favorable change ia the weather.
It was rumored that towards the close of the
week large lot had changed hands at New York,
particulars not stated.
FRELGHTS- ship was taken up for Havre
to-day at 10 for cotton, and yesterday, not re-
continue to quote as follows:
BY Steam-Oott0n to Liverpool 7-16d; to
Boston, Providence, and Fall River, via New
Iork, ~; to Philsdelphia and Baltimore: via
York Is 81 Shhd: molasses 81 D Dbl; rice Coo y
Dbl.
b. Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 10 SOD; to Havre
70, to Bremen 15-16c; to the Baltic IA; to
Malaga 1c; to Boston and Providence Nc. Corn
10 Liverpool 10d.
SUGAR-Received this morning 157 hhds. The
market is quiet, but steady and unchanged, and
" quote: SIC for inferior, 62c for good COM
TAR to prime, 75sc for strictly prime, 71.c for
seconds, sh@sAc for yellow clarified and $40
lOc for white clarified.
MOLASSES- Received this morning IS bbls.
The market = quiet but steady At 45@46c for
boiled, and SIC fof choice reboied. These are the
only grades on the market.
CRY REFINERY SUGAR Standard A is
selling, on orders, in bbls, at 1919; granua Ted
and powdered uAc; crushed llAc; cut LOAF lzc
CRY REFINERY MoLAssEs-Is selling on
orders ct 400 for common, As for fair, Soc for
prime. $50 for choice, and SOC for golden syrup.
FLOUR- Buyers are holding off, as customary
toward the close of the month, and the market
q dull. Tsere is some demand for Cuba, how
ever. and 800, 400 and 500 bbls were taken for
Havana on private terms. SO choice treble extra
IA the local trade at S. 400 do ct $6 Is; Is choice
sxtra At Sc so; Is choice extra at 81; % at 81 40;
IS. 500 and 100 ct 81 50 y bbl-together 1850
vi Zine il quoted 1t s. 50; superfne at 50 Is;
dnuble extra 1t "a Is; low treble extra 81 5O@5;
~ood do IS 2505 80; choice do IS 1906; choice
eesfra IS 25@6 SO: and choice family Is 1907 70
CORN MEALS in good supply and dull,
~ vhich 400 bble on private terms; so, $50, 100
and 100 It 81 50; 200 ct 81 IS; 80, so and 100 at
3 45 b DBL Dealers are jobbing At 81 65D2 70
GRiTs-Are lower, and selling in job lots
PORK-Fsr supply and dull st s24@24 Is
y Dbl f.r mess, Is in weight No round sales.
Dealers are jobbing at ~ rs y Dbl
BACON-Dull and ~ lower. Snoulders ana
ear sides are in supply While c.e. .r s'o orne
10iIc: clear rib sides 1876; Gear sides IA; y
= IA caeks sold, of which IS casss country
shouiders at 10c, S do at 1910, 10, 10 ana ~
casks clear rib sides at 1870, and ana 40 q
1850 s. ~ Dealers are jobbing at 10 ABOVE
4Sase vnricee. The market closed quiet but
sfroneer than it Was in the forenoon.
va are indebted to the Exchange for the loi-
iov;n~ nricee Of provisions on the 18th inst:
Chicago. Cincinnati St Louis.
~. pork. q Az 045 US s5
D. 8 s6oeidis RI sls s,s ,s SO