The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-19

Stock on hand and on shipboard 160, 1876
Stock on hand same time last
year .................. liz, tUA
To-day's exports embraced 6567 bales to Havre,
733 to Bremen and 1887 to New York.
Receipts proper since tast evening 1889 bales,
against 1861 on last Thursday and IL ,052 last
year making an aggregate since Friday evening
OF AZ ,544 bales, against 81 $50 last week and 81
440 last year, and since August 81 Of 2S8, 767
bales, against 1885, 700 last year-increase 81, O67.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from IL NJ. yesterday to -
M. to day 1887 bales, against 25,3i9 on last
Thursday and 26,952 last year, and since Friday
1872 against 1876 952 last week and 124 773
last year. Total since Aug. 81 1,2l4, 726 bales,
against l, 054, 1897 up to Wednesday noon, Nov IS,
last year Excluding the above 26,952;-increase
159, 839.
Exports Friday to Wednesday inclusive) to
Great Britain SO 997 bales against 80, 555 last
week and IS, 354 last year, and to the Continent
26s62 bales, against %. 534 last week and I3 4O5
last year.
stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to 70
NJ, 575,62S bales, against 534, 1913 last week and
SIS, APO last year.
TOBACCO-We did not hear of transaction
to day. The amount on sale is estimated at 23OO
hhds. We continue to quote as follows: J ug
7@71ac, good S0D9c, low leaf 911211ac, medium
131a@t411ac, good l51a017c, and fine at 18@2Oc.
Received since last evening none; exported
none; stock on hand by our running statement
FREIGHTS "A ship was taken up to-day for
Havre at slice for cotton, and one for Genoa
at 5-1Gc. Yesterday we noted one or Havre at
1916 and one for Antwerp at 114c. We quote
as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool I'D; to Ham
burg via New York. 1Ac; to Antwerp via New
York. 11ac; to New York re, to Boston, Provi-
sdence, Fall River and Philadelphia via New
York, 1c; Molasses to New York So " Dbl; Rice
81 25 ID Dbl.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool -@5ad; to
Havre 3-16c: to Bremen 2l-32d; to Antwerp
koN N1.I
SUGAR-Received this morning 666 hhds. Good
grades are scarce and in demand, but low grades
are very dull The supplies were partially sold
at 51a05a4c for inferior, 5s4 G6c for common, Ga
@6o for fair 61@64 for good fair &c tor fully
prime, 50s14c for cnoice, s1a991sc for yellow
clarified, 5000 for white clarified.
MOLASSES-Receivedt this morning I'LL bbls.
Prime and choice is in demand, but the grades
below are almost unsaleable, and prices for them
are nominal. The supplies were partially sold
at 460149c for prime, 49@51c for strictly prime,
and 52053c for choice. Low grades could not be
disposed of.
FLOUR ~ Dea' ers were replenishing their
stocks and there was good local demand to-day
A dealer took 1860 bbls, and another about 1000
The sales comprised 1854 bbls, of which IT'S on
it's merits at 81 IS; 81 double extra at SIS; so and
$50 low treble extra at IS %; 49, 2 So 81 and 100
good treble extra at IS so; 65 and 100 at S. IS;
400 at IS IS; so do. at SIS IS; % and so choice
treble extra at Sc. 100 and 100 do at Sc Is; 100
choice extra at To 4O 0O ana lOO at 10 oO; lUU at
s6 rs; 25 and % at Sc s5 so at 81 25 100 and 100
at 81 so; so at $685. 5OOl500 and Coz. bbls on pr
yate terms
CORN MEAL-Dur and weaker. Choice is
held at 50 80 u Dbl. Is and IS bbs sold at that
price. We have heard OF some sales, not choice,
at 81 60 and 50 IS u Dbl. Choice is jobbng at So
03 10 y bbl Offers of less than 50 80 for choice,
in lots, were refused.
GRITS-Dull and quoted in lots at s. So and
jobbing at 81 65t04 IS II Dbl.
PORK-No demand, and mess is quoted nomi-
nally at 1873 25@23 SO " Dbl. Dealers have only
q small job trade at $24 so u Dbl. A lot Of 80
bbls mess sold on private terms, understood to
DRY SALT MEAT-Dull and lower. Should
.ers are offering at 91a u ID. They are jobbing
at 994@1Oc u Ii. A lot Of Il casks sold at $3.50
~ ID.
BACON-Nothng doing. Shoulders are quoted
nominally at 10E@11c clear RIB sides 1870
li94c. clear sides l41sc u 10. The JOB rates are
1s6G14c above these.
hAMS-Choice sugar cured are in light supply
and command 17c inferior are dull at 150l6c
u ID.
BREAKFAST BACON-Good supply and dull
at 151a6l16c ~ b.
LAIsD-Continues dull Packers in tierce is
quoted at 1916 refined 1870; key 14lac q b.
SO kegs brought l5c and 200 buckets l514c y 10.
Keg is scarce.
PRIME MESS PORK-The market is bare OF
prime mess, nor is there any rump pork or pig
pork on hand. Picked pigs tongues are selling
at DC apiece, pigs IeeI - per keg anu spare lids
$40 y Dbl.
WHISKY ectifed is in light supply and sell.
ing at 81 14Q1l Is for Louisiana, and 81 15G1 II
for Western.
CORN IN SACKS-The receipts are small
and the ;supply is light, with only moderate
demand at previous prices. $50 sacks sold, OF
which $50 new white at zoe, 200 do. at 72c, and
800 do. at 73c = bushel.
OATS-Good supply. Choice are in demand,
Sut the low grades are dull. 900 sacks sold, OF
(which 100 at 42c $50 at 43c, $50 St. Louis at 44c,
and 300 choice Galena at SOC u bushel.
BRAN-Is in fair supply. $50 and 500 sacks sold
at 81 10 y 100 IL.
HAY-Dul. $50 bales sold, of which 125
prime at S1S 100 at $40 SO; 100 at 20, and 100 do
COFFEE Is dull and prices are nominal.
Stock in first hands Il, 1863 bags, in dealers hands
1000. We quote cargoes: Ordinary to low fair
isI@19c gold. fair 192492Oc,, good 2oA
to low fair ls1a@l914c, fair 2014@2O1ac, good p
0I21Lc, prime 2l1a92134c y ID.
We are indebted t. Messrs. Small Il Co.
and Marks & Co., for the following tel
egram. dated Rio de Janeiro. November
n. and New York, November Is, 1873: Pur-
chases $4,000 bags cleared for, Atlantic
ports $1,000 loading $1,000; stock 29o,ooo'