The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-11


Mediterranean, 5000 for Bremen, II, 900 fol, the
North Sea and 1000 bales for the North, which,
when deducted from the stock on hand by our
running statement yesterday evening, leaves
81, 200 bales to represent the quantity at the
landing and in press unsold or awaiting
orders.
The Exchange reports Sales 1000 bales,
including 200 after 3 P. NJ. yesterday market
opened strong and closed easy.
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept. l, 1874 bales 1888
Arrived since last statement -. 1881
Arrived previously ........... 436,46S 4io,299
401 ,252
Cleared to-day. .......... 1881
Cleared previously. ....-.... w. l9o. 3o2,of9
Stock on hand and on shirboard not
cfeareo .'-''.'--'''' oo.oo
To-day's exports embrace 8GO5 bales to Liv-
erpool, 1878 to Boston, 2O4 to Providence and
269 to Fall River.
Receipts proper since last evening 1858
bales, against 1903 on last Thursday, and
800 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening, of AZ, AS bales, against 81, 2O1
last week, and 43, 5S4 last year, and since Aug.
81, of $3.50, 1853 bales, against $685. $50 last year
increase 44,573.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from II NJ. yesterday to II M.
to-day 26,3O2 bales, against 1892 last week,
and q, 985 last year, and since Friday 147,-
754, against 1872, 149 last week. and JAG, 216
last year. Total since Aug. 81, ,593, S85 bales,
against 1921, 015 up to Wednesday noon Dec.
10, last year excluding the above 22,9s5)-
increase, 302 so.
Exports FRIDAY to Wednesday inclusive) to
Great Britain 80, O84 bales, against 81, 297 last
week, and 25, 24O last year, and to the Cont
nent 80, 62S bales, against 1868 last week,
and 1882 last year. Stock at all the delivery
ports made up to II NJ. 657. S25 bales against
583, 767 last week, and $40. $40 last year.
SUGAR-Received this morning 1916 hhds.
The demand is fair at Yesterdays prices, and
the supplies were mostly sold at 45@5lc for
inferior, 53Gl6 for common, 6iG6Ic for fair,
&c for good fair, 7G17i C for fully fair 7gC17ac
for prime, SN9Slc for strictly prime, 6G1Sc for
seconds, 8MSlc for centrifugal, 8i(aSlc for
gray clarified, SsN9c for yellow clarified, ga
SIC for off white clarified, and 9aG11Oc for
pure white clarified
MoLAssEs- Received this morning 4242 bbls
and As half bbls. The demand IS good and
the supplies were mostly sold at previous
prices Common 4Oa42c. fair 47Cg5Oc
prime 52C1 53c, strictly prime $40 55c, choice
SEC II gallon.
FLoUR-Low grades are scarce, in demand
and stronger, while the higher grades are in
supply and dull with only a local demand,
though one lot was taken for export. Only
1885 bbls were sold to-day, outside, of
which 500 bbls for export, on private terms,
100 and IT'S double extra to the trade at s. %,
SO do mt So O5, 80 low treble extra at So 37a,
so good do at 50 40, SO do at S5 so. so and
100 choice treble extra at s. IS; SO at SIS IS,
so and so choice extra at Sc, IS at
Sc 25, 25 at Sc 80, 25 at Sc s., 80 at Sc IS II
Dbl, and 100 and $50 Oh private terms No
sales on Change.
Corn MEALS in light supply and held
more strongly under higher Western freights,
but there is very little demand Holders
asking So 80 r Dbl, though 100 bbls sold in
store at SO IS = Dbl. Dealears are jobbing
at 81 1904 % y Dbl.
PoRK-Mess is quoted in round lots at
$2l % p Dbl and no sales Dealers have a
small job trade at $50 SO IL Dbl.
Dry SALT MEATS dull with down
ward tendency in prices. Two car loads OF
shoulders 10000 Id, sold to dealers at nc,
and car load Of clear Sides 10000 ib, at IL c
- ID. Dealers are retailing shoulders at
S4CI8Ic, clear rib sides lie clear sides 11ac
T1b.
BAcoN-Nery little here, but only a small
retail demand met by dealers at lOc for shout
ders, lac for clear rib sides, and 15c for clear
sides. The market might be quoted nomi-
nally, in lots, at &c under these figures
LARD-The stock is small, but supplies are
expected and the market is dropping: So ties
packers sold at Aic; refined is quoted at
l4sc; key -@l5Ic y h.
WH1skY-The stock of rectitied is small and
the market is bare of ordinary Western recti-
fed. Louisiana is quoted at 81 O3G11 o.,
and choice Western at 81 O4G11 O5 y gal
Ion. II bbls patent Bourbon sold at 81 Is II
gallon.
HAMs-Choice new sugar-cured continue
scarce and in demand at 16c y h. 10
choice old on hand.
Corn IN BuLK-A tow of SOB bushels ar
rived yesterday. This comprises the total
pay Soc for mixed. to arrive, there might be
some movement
WHEAT IN BULk-The market is entirely
bare There have been no receipts for some
time. and there is none on the way here.
SPARE R1Bs-Are selling TO dealers at 80 80
II ton.
PICKED Pres ToNeuE-Are jobbing at &c
apiece.
Pros FEEr-Are jobbing at s. 90 y key
and S4 5O(a4 IS II tirkin.
Conn IN SAcKs-The stock is small, holders
are asking trmer prices, but not much doing
600 sacks sold, Of which $50 yellow and yellow
mixed at 500 Ole. and $50 white at 92c -
bushel.
OATs-Adyance rates of freight at st. Louis
have strengthened prices. The supply is
light and the demand moderate. The sales
comprise $50 sacks, of which $50 and 400 st.
Louis at Zoe, 100 and 400 choice at 72c p
bushel.
BRAN-Prices are firm, owing to advanced
rates OF freight at st. Louis. Small stock
and n moderate demand. No sales to-day.
Yesterday there were sales ut 81 20 - 100 III.
A small lot brought 81 % Il 100 fb.
HAy-Ligbt supply. but LARGE 1eceiptS ere