The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-09
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

| NEW YORK Dec s, Evening. - Cotton
closed steady; Middling Uplands l34 gl3 1.lo
sales 1915 bales; consolidated net recelpts
| l2I. 2O8 Exports to Great Britain 81, $50;
| to France 14,742; to the Continent IA, 795;
to the Channel 1000. Net receipts III; gross
| 1908 bales.
Futures closed weak Sales "a 500 bales,
| as follows: December 13 5-32Gl3 3-l6, Jan
nary 1871, February Is 1882 a IL 7-16, March
13f1A13 1872. April 10 10 1908 1882, May
l4GS1I4 80, June IA 3-16@134, July IA 11-32
@14 1882, August IA 10 32@l4 1882.
Flour, moderate business doing, chiefly
shipping grades; winter wheat heavy and de-
Ginning, superfine Western and State 81 500
IS; Southern -four quiet and heavy; com
mon to fair extra SIS 1906 40; good to choice
do Sc 45(18 rs. Wheat dull, closed scarcely
SO firm, very limited demand 81 80 for prime
new winter red Western. Corn opened a
shade better closed dull and dropping ;
75(975J for high mixed and yellow Western !;
6l(97O for new Western mixed; UG72 for
new and old do. Oats quiet; 43(949 for
mixed Western and State; 45(952 for white
Coffee-Rio quiet and steady; 18!@21 gold
for cargoes, 1902 gold for job lots. Su-
gar quiet and unchanged. MoIasses-foreign
grades quiet and unchanged; New Orleans
10 wer; 200 bbls sold at 5S@6li for good to
choice. Rice dull and unchanged. Ta!low
firm, 9a095. Rosin dull, ST 7O@1 III.
Turpentine dull, 364@37. Leather steady
hemlock sole, Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande,
light, middle and heavy weights 25@2S, Cal.
do 24@264. common do 234@26. Wool
quiet and steady; domestic fleece 30@62,
pulled 30@42, unwashed 1898, Texas 100
SO. Pork firm; uninspected new s2l 900
cotton by sail 1872, by steam ZIG.
(yurc.1o nao 2-El0uP dnl Wheat
closed at an advance on yesterdays quota
tons; No. Chicago spring 81 spot, sales at
998@S1 OF seller January, No. do SO4(GSO
Corn irregular; No. 2 mixed 46t@49 spo
Ash bid seller December. Oats mn demand
good at full prices; 3Ot@3oa spot 3Os@3O4
seller January. Barley-demand good at full
prices. Bye quiet and firm. Pork strong;
$40 40 spot, $40 As seller January, $40 SO
February. Bulk meats-demand fair; shout
ders 7!(974, short rib middles 1Ot@lO4, short
clear mlddles 1Os. Whisky 81 II. Re-
600, oats $4,000. barley $4,000, rye 2OO0
Shipments 1000, wheat q, 900, corn
u, 600, oats 1000, barley 1000, rye 2O00
ST.. LOUIS, Dec 8.-Flour dull and I'M
changed Wheat firm; No. 2 red winter
81 40@1 Al Did, No. 3 do 81 2S4. Corn
closed dull; No. 2 mixed 433@443. Oats
firmer No 2 341 Barley and rye unchanged,
little doing. Pork frmer, 500. Bulk and
green meats stronger feeling, only limited
jobbing demand. Lard 12.124@12.2O here
IL. 10 up country. Whisky steady and un-
changed. Hogs-packing So 85@7 10. Cat
tie dull and unchanged Receipts-Flour
1000, wheat 5000, corn Is, 900, oats 1000, bar
ley 1000, rye 255, hogs 5000, cattle 700.
CINCINNATI, Dec. S.-Flour steady and IN
changed. Wheat-demand fair, firm; 81 25
al so Corn quiet and steady; 47@48.
Oats-demand fair; 30@45. Barley firm,
held higher; Canada ST. l0@1 Is. Rye NOM
inally unchanged. Pork inactive; $40 500
021 spot 500 SO seller February. Lard in
active; steam 1211, kettle jobbing at 13a @l34.
Bulk meats nominally unchanged. Bacon
quiet and unchanged. Green meats-de-
mand fair; prices advanced. Hogs-demand
active common light Sc 60@6 80, fair to
good packing s7@7 40, choice butchers
81 1907 so; shipments 100; receipts 3765.
Whisky -demand good at full prices, sales at
81 90. Butter steady and unchanged
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 8.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat dull, 81 05@1 Is. Corn
quiet and firm, 45@56. Oats quiet aud firm.
Rye quiet, 75@S0. Pork s2l SO. Bulk meats
73@7S. clear rib sides 1O3@1OB,
clear sides 10S@l0s, as to age. all loose.
Lard quiet, tierce 134@14, key 14t@14a.
Whisky and bagging quiet and unchanged.