The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-16
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

| New YORK, Nov. Is, 1855 Z. M.-COtton-
spot dull and nominal Ordinary II SIG
Good Ordinary IL 4-16, Low Middling Is, Mid
ding 10 SIG, Middling Alabama Is ZIG, Mid
ding Orleans and Texas Is 11-16.
| Futures weak; Low Middling for Novem
Der 13B@l3 3-16, December 1908 Lie, Jan
uary IL I-16@13a. February Is 1850 13i
March Is 5-16@l3a April 131@13 JIG, May
13s@13 11-16, June Is 13-16@l35, July IA q
IA l-16 August IA 1-16@14B.
New YORK, Nov. Is, Evening. - Cotton
closed dull; Middling Uplands 49, Orleans
49,. Sales CIT bales, consolidated net receipts
~, 381; exports to Great Britain "a, 060 bales,
to France 1909, to the Continent 4l62; net re-
ceipts 610, gross 1891.
Futures closed quiet. Sales 81, 900 bales,
as follows: November 135, December IL 81. 80
@l3, January Is 1-32@13 1-16, February
- 32@13 3-16. March Is 5-l6@13 1884,
April 1903 1882, May 10 2l-32@13 11-16,
June Ii l3.16@13 27-32, July Is 3l-32@14,
August IA 3 32@14B.
Flour strongly in buyers favor and limited
demand; superfne Western and State 81 959
25. Southern flour quiet and heavy; COM
mon to fair extra SIS 40@6 As, good to choice
do Sc 50@9. Wheat strongly in buyers favor,
very limited inquiry; 81 2O91 81 for winter
red Western, 81 81 for white Genesee, 81 AZ
al A for good to prime white Michigan for
export Corn opened dull, closed heavy. 745
OFT. Oats heavy, abaut 1c lower, 44@53.
Cotfee-Rio dull, lc lower; 174@194, gold,
for cargoes; 17a@20a, gold, for JOB lots. Su-
gar steady, 1905 for fair to good redsing,
81 for prime; no sales of any magnitude re-
ported; refined steady. Molasses-grocery
grades quiet and unchanged; new crop New
Orleans 65972, the latter choice. Rice steady,
fair demand. Tallow steady, SO 1-16@99s. Ros-
e All
Pork easy and quiet, S22 so. Lard lower;
prime l2I. Whisky lower, 81 165. Freights
firm; cotton by sail a95-16, by steams.
CHICAGO, Nov. l5-Flour easier but not
quotably lower. Wheat-demand fair; No. 1
Chicago spring 81 O9!, No do. ST. O6s spot,
81 O6i seller December, 81 06ss seller all the
year, No. do. So, rejected TIL. Corn-de-
maud good, No. 2 mixed sig bid spot, 51b
seller November, 4SB seller the year. Oats dull;
No. 231E spot, 32a seller December. Barley
dull; sales at S3a seller November. Rye
good demand at full prices, 67@674 Pork
demand fair $40 50@2l spot, $40 seller the
year. Lard quiet and weak, S1l S2a@11 IS
spot. $11 S0@11 S2I seller all the year.
Bulk meats easier, but in good demand;
shoulders s, short rib middles IL. short clear
Flour 10000 wheat 1853, 900, corn $4,000, oats
$4,000, barley 5000, rye 1000. Shipments
Flonr II, 000, wheat 299 900, corn 14S, 900. oats
101, 600, barley 1000.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 15.-Flour quiet and
weak, little doing. What dull; No. red
winter 81 564 December delivery; No. 3 d"
ST. % cash. Corn inactive; No. mixed 509
So, according to location. Oats dull, lower to
sell. No. 81 bid. Barley dull and unchanged.
Rye-buyers offering lower prices; Is bid.
Pork dull; old S2l 60@2l rs. Bulk meats
dull; sales of car lots loose, ten to twenty
days in salt, 81 for shoulders, clear rib sides
IL, clear sides III. Bacon dull and I'M
changed; only limited jobbing demand
Lard 11$0ll5. Whisky dull and nominal;
sales at 81 l21 Hogs dull. Cattle steady
md firm. Receipts-Flour 5000, wheat 90
700, corn is 600, oats 5000, barley 5000, rye |
1000, hogs $780, cattle 1910.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 15.-Flour quiet and I'm |
changed. Wheat steady, demand moderate !; |
ed 81 15Gl 25. Corn scarce and firm old |
'2@64, new 47@4S. Oats duh, 2st63s |
Barley dull and unchanged. Rye duh, 7S@ |
70. Pork quiet and unchanged. Lard |
'asier steam S1l 95@12 spot, II seller all |
his year. Bulk meats quiet and unchanged.
Bacon easier shoulders 10, clear rib sides
4, clear sides IA. J Green meats inactive.
Whisky frmer, though not quotably higher.
'utter steady and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 15.-FIour, wheat, oats
nd rye quiet and unchanged. Corn quiet
ut steady; 62@65. New mess pork s22
'ulk meats, ten to fifteen days in salt