The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-15

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orders.
The Exchange reports: "Sales 500 bales.
Demand good; prices irregular" Its quota
tons for Middling and the lower grades are
reduced sc.
| COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand Sept. l, 1874 bales 1885:
| Arrived since last statement 80. 1874
Arrived previously. .47O,GO3 484, 34s
500, 29t
Cleared to-day. .............. 800
| Uleared previously. ......... 3O0,ol3 5Uo,A1'
Cleared ................,.... 1917,
Stock same time last year. ..... 1922
To-day's exports were to Barcelona.
| Receipts proper since Saturday evening TO-
81 bales, against 16, OILS on last Sunday and
Monday and IA, 937 last year, making an ag
gregate since Friday evening, Of 49, 35 bales
against %, 7O9 last week, and 20, 1856 last year,
and since Aug. 81, Of Az, $40 bales, against
368, 95S last year-increase 1891.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from II NJ. Saturday to II NJ.
to-day 40, GAG bales, against Al ,3O5 last week,
and Al ,O15 last year, and since Friday H.
Ola bales, against 72,83S last week, and g.,
GIL last year. Total since Aug. 81 l, 7O2, 1S9
bales against 1,372, GA up to Saturday noon,
Dec II, last year Excluding the above Al,
O15)-increase, 1923, SIS bales.
Exports FRIDAY and Saturday. to Great
Britain 25.O67 bales, against 1883 last
week, and 3G, 557 last year, and to the Cont
nent 95l5 bales, against 2O,7S5 last week,
ports made up to II Nj. $685. 122 bales, against
624, 913 last week, and 564, 429 last year.
ToBAcco-It was currently rumored to-day
that several hundred hhds had changed
hands, but we were unable to authenticate a
sale Sales last week 47S hhds against Is the
week before. The amount on sale is esti-
mated at 5000 hhds We continue to quote
as follows: Inferior Tugs 9(19!c, medium to
fine 1OJ11ac, low leaf 12Cy 12!c, medium IL
a. 14c, good to fine 15(G16a, and selections
l7IM2Oc.
Received since Saturday evening hhds,
| exported none, stock on hand by our running
statement AGA hhds.
| FREIGHTs-A ship was taken up for Havre
to-day at 1c for cotton, and on Saturday even
ing one laid on for1Liverpool at the going
rates, which are 15-32d for Liverpool and
15-l6c for Havre, but for consignments I'd
and 1c. We continue to quote as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -GG9-lGd;
to Bremen 11-16d, to New York &c, to Boston
11-16c, to Philadelphia &c. Molasses to New
York 50 {. Dbl. Sugar -0S5. Tobacco So
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32C1-d,
the latter for consignments; to Havre l5-1Gc
a., to Bremen 1-lGM 1sc, to Genoa 1-lG
al &C., to Boston SC.
SUGAR-Received this morning 1885 hhds.
The demand is fair, but at barely sustained
prices. The supplies were mostly sold when
landed at 4l@l51c for inferior, 5a@Gc for
common, Gs@6,c for fair, 6l@364c for good
fair, ia for fully fair, &c for prime, 74OSc
for strictly prime, SCISic Tor strictly prime to
choice, 6MSic for seconds 80Sic for centri-
fugal, 8lGSac tor gray clarified, S5CJ9c for
yellow clarified, 9C19.c for of white clarified,
and 93G11Oc for pure white clarified.
MoLAssEs-Received, this morning 2S49 bbls.
The demand is fair to-day and prices are
stronger and rallying. The supplies were
mostly sold at 50052c for prime and 54(G55c
for strictly prime, with the sales mostly at the
outside prices.
FLouR-The market is dull, with only
small local demand. Only 1000 bbls sold out
side, of which SO superfne at 81 50. 100 SUI
pertine at 81 Is. $50 double extra at 81 IS,
100 low treble extra at IS 25, AZ and 40 good
treble extra at So 81, Is at SIS As, 80 at 50 80,
so choice treble extra at SIS 62!, go at So 60,
80 and - bbls on private terms. No sales on
Change, excepting 175 bbls ut So 37a + Dbl.
Later we learned that buyer for Cuba had
been looking around and purchased two or
three round lots; all particulars suppressed.
Corn MEAL-The supply is light, but suffi-
cient tor the demand, which is very limited.
Only 200 bbls sold on the landing, and 100
Dealers are jobbing at 81 Is - bbl
PoRk-No demand Mess is quoted nomi-
nally, in lots, at s21C}2l 25 y Dbl. Dealers
have small job trade at 81 so for new
standard and $22 so for old standard.
DRY SALT MEAr-The supply is in
creasipg and the market is dull and dropping.
Shoulders are quoted at 7sM7ac, clear rib
sides 1O5c, clear sides lie +. ID. 10 casks
shoulders sold at 7ac and ; do clear sides at
11lc - ID. Dealers are retailing shoulders at
BACON demand, and prices are more
depressed, although there is very little on
hand. Shoulders are quoted in lots at 94c;
they are very scarce; clear rib sides 1910, clear
sides l4!c p h. Dealers have q small job
trade at 1Oc for shoulders, 1896 for clear rib
sides, and 14ac for clear sides. A lot Of 10
casks clear RIB sides sold to IL dealer at 49,
z III.
HAMs-ChOlce new Sugar-cnred are scarce
and in demand. 16 tierces sold at Ice p ID.
No demand for old stock.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Western is in supply
and dull at 13M14c y III. Northern is in
light supply and commands 16c q ID.
LARD-Tierce is in light supply and quoted
at 14,c for packers and 14lc for refined. Kes
is in supply and duh at 15CI Isle T. ID. There
were job sales to-day at l44c for terce re-
fined and Isle for key.
WH1skY-The stock Of rectifed is small and
the market is bare of ordinary Western recti-
fed. Louisiana is quoted at 81 O3G1 o.,
and choice Western at 81 O4CG1 O5 T. gal
Ion. lot Of 10 bbls old Bourbon sold at
So GO T. gallon.
Corn IN BULK-None on hand. The last
tow sold to distiller on private terms.
SPARE RIBs-Are selling at SSG.S 80 q ton,
a decline.
Picked Pres ToNGuE-Are jobbing at &c
apiece.
Pres FEET-Are iobbing at 81 so p key
and "a 50@4 70 T tirkin.
IMPORTED FRUITS AND Nrrs-Good demand
Layer Raisins sell at 50 Is +, box, quarter
boxes soc. Lemons Sc 75Gt - p box. Ban
anas S1C3 ;. according to size OF bunch Git