The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-25

year, making IN aggregate since Friday evening
| Of 20092 bales, against Is ,5l5 last week enc
"A sos .ast year, and since August ~ o. ~ IT,
bales. against 22O, 1913 last year-increase ,5lO
! The Exchange kilograms make the receipts al
I'll the ports from IL NJ. Saturday to IL NJ. to-day
&c 461 bales, against 80 097 last week, and l9,s2o
last year, and sine. Friday g. 132 bales, against
77,Oll last week, and 63,713 last year. Total
proper since August 81, 1,196,917 bales, against
3l5,1S9 up to Tuesday noon, Nov. "a, last
year, Excluding the above 19O29) increase
27s, 72s.
Great Britain % i63 bales against 49, last week,
and IS. 963 last year, and to the Continent 6420
bales against TO- 27I last week. and S2e1 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports made up to IL NJ.
$50 756 bales against 500. 452 last week. and 4l2
TOBACCO-We did not hear OF sale to-day,
| although there was some inquiry. Sales last
week Isl hhds, against 26 the week before
| The amount sale is estimated at $3.50
Inferior Tugs 999!c, medium TO fine 10411lc,
low leaf l2gl2Ec, medium 13gl4c, good to
fine 150163c, and selections at 174@2Cc.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September !, 1874. 1877
Arr we'd past three days......- ..s 81
Arrived previously. ............--. 1921 1862
9079
Exported past three dsys........-. none zone
Broken up for bafng, city consump-
ton, etc ................--, leu 4,4o'
not cleared. ......... 4672
SUGAR-Receved this morning 1867 hhds.
The demand is good, especially for the good
grades of open kettle, and the market Is firm at
yesterd ,ys prices. The supplies were mostly
sold at 4i@51c for inferior, 54M6tc for COM
mon, 6!@6ic for fair, 6lG7c for good fair, TAO
73c for fully fair, 7iGSc for prime, 6Gslc for
seconds, SIC for centrifugal, s.; for gray clarl-
fnl for VOL ola riff cd
white clarified. and 1OGlO5c for pure white cari-
fed.
MOLASSES The receipts were liberal this
morning and comprised 3067 bbls and lis half
bbls. The market is quiet but strong, with fair
demand The sales embraced most OF the re-
ceipts at 5OG5lc for prime, 52f054c for strictly
prime, and 55c for choice, and 4o15lc for fair.
FLOUR-Is only in local demand, with mode
rate stock on hand and scarcity OF low grades
Choice extra and low grades have a call for
bakers use, while;the medium grades to which are
the most abund mt, are neglected TIE sales to-
day are confined 1880 bbs, comprising 1910 bbls
outside, of which so fine at 81 25, 70 double extra
at 81 75 1870 low treble extra at IS, 100 choice tre
BILE extra at IS 10, 65 good treble extra at S. %,
100 do at IS 40, 200 at IS so, 25 choice extra q,
IS 80, IS and so at Sc, rs at IS %, $50 and 200
choice extra on private terms. On Change
IS half bb.s choice extra sold at 81 y half bhl rs
bbs treble extra at s. %, and % choice at IS -
y Dbl.
CORN MEALS in moderate supply and dull;
so bbls sold the landing at s. Is, % at a Is,
and 100 bbls No. on change at "a ~ b Dbl.
Round lots are quoted at 81 %, and dealers ale
jobbing at "a 40lS4 50 " Dbl.
PORK-Some 500 bbls mess have come in by
st am from New York. The market is now in
fair supply and buyers are holding off. Old mess
is held in round lots at 500, and new at s22 50 D.
at SEQ 50, and Old at s24@2l 50 u bbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-None in first hands and
dealers have very little. Three car loads cane
in this morning, to a dealer, who is retailing
shoulders at &c n ID
BACON-Is In light supply, but the demand is
only IN job way at lOic for shoulders, lac, for
Gear lib Sides and &c for clear sides. Shoulders
are held in lots at i0c clear rib sides lac, clear
sides 1i;D15c u Ii. Only 10 casks shoulders sold
outside at Zoe ~ ID. No sales on Change.
LARD-The market is bare of tierce. 1t would
comnald 154c. Reg is iii supply and dull at l5sc
u ID. A lot Of 81 tierces refined sold at that
price.
and dull at 14c u To-, while Northern is scarce
and commands 1GNl64c u ID.
HAMS-New choice sugar-cured continue
scarce and in demand at 15sc u ii; old Gem
mands 13@134c y ID.
WHISKY-Louisian rectiied commands 81 05.
No ordinary Western rectifed ON hand,
Choice recti6ed is quoted at 81 C5 y gallon;
100 bb!s standard Western sold, to arrive, on
private terms. The demand is good.
CORN IN BULK-The market is BARE.
offering to arrive.
CORN IN SACKS-The supply is light and the
demand slack at easier prices. 1925 sacks sold,
of which 200 yellow at II O74G1 o., 200 white at
81 TO- 200 mixed at 81 05, 800 do at 81 07, 225
yellow at 81 OS and 500 white at Il Us u bushel.
OArS-Are in light supply and moderate de-
mand. 400 sacks prime st. Louis sold at zoe, 150
and 80 at zoe, and $50 at re u bushel.
BRAN-is in light supply and moderate de-
mand. 100 and $50 sacks sold at 81 l2., and 100
at 81 Is T. LOG ID.
HAY-Iight supply and moderate demand |
100 bales sold, of winch 30 prime at $40 80, 10 do
at s27, and so strictly choice at 500 50 e ton.
BAGGING-Round lots are quoted at 12lc u
yard. Domestic jute, hemp and flax are retailing |
at 13l0g14c, India lie u yard
IRON COTTON TIES-Good supply and de- |
mand. The Arrow Tie is selling at &c Is 10, with
discount on round lots. The Beard u Brothers |
Tie sells at 747ac u b, with discount on round
ots.
RICE-Receipts Of rough are light. The yield |
per acre has been very small this year. We
quote: Louisiana No. 23.@3sc, common lose,
ordinary 5a@Gc, fair 64GS64c, prime 7G7tc, u
ID. Choice is nominal.
COFFEE-Fair demand. 1900 bags sold for
the West on private terms. We quote cargoes,
'air 1SG11Slc, (gold), good 1Sl@1olc prime 1870 |
l9ic d 10.