The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-18
1916
34S 100
31S,076
197,l6l
160,915
11O.S98
Stock on hand and on shipboard
Stock on hand same time last


To-day's exports were to LIVERPOOL
Receipts proper since asst evening 1929 bales
against 3645 on last Wednesday and 1873 last
year. making an aggregate since Friday evening
of 40, 005 bales, against % 904 last week and 90
1888 last year, and since August 81 Of 2Sl, 2Ze
bales, against 225 GAS last year-increase $3.50
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from II M. yesterday to II
N. to-day 2S,OO6 bales, against 22,64l on last
Wednesday and ~. $40 last year. snd since Friday
125, 424 bales against lO1 6O3 last week and 1921
last year. Total since Aug. 81 l ,188,998 bales,
against ,03l,077 up to Tuesday noon, Nov. II,
last year Excluding the above 2O,S10i-increase
154,92l.
Exports FRIDAY to Tuesday inclnsive) to Great
Britain At S39 bales, against 1880 last week and
S. 4S last year, and to the Continent "a O12 bales
against % .307 last week ard Is, 205 last year 6
stocks at all the delivery ports, made up TO II
NJ, 565, 14O bales, against 5l9,O93 last week and
49737S last year.
TOBACCO-The only transaction reported to-
day vas hid. The amount on sale is estimated
at $500 hhds We continue to quote az follows:
dunn I31a0l41ac, good 151a@l7c, and fine at
180S20c.
Received since last evening hid; exported
none; stock on hand by our running statement
FREIGHTS A ship was taken up to-day for
Havre at 3-16c for cotton, and yesterday, not
before reported, one for Antwerp at &c. We
quote as follows:
burg via New York. 14c; to Antwerp via New
York, 11ac; to New YORK &c; to Boston, Provi-
dence, Fall River and Philadelphia via New
York, 1c; Molasses to New York So u Dbl; Rice
81 25 " Dbl.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool -@5sd; to
Havre s-16c: to Bremen 21-32d; to Antwerp
nc; to Genoa slice; to New York 7sc.
SUGAR-Received this morning 1909 hhds. The
at 511s@534e for inferior, 6@614c fo- common,
$40 for fair, &c for good far. 714@71ac for
fully fair, 77s@Sc for prime, S141Sssc for cnoice,
S1R91sc for yellow clarified, 9@9s4c for white
clarified, and 6@s1ac for seconds
MOLASSES-Receved this morning 1000 bbls
and 10 half bbls. Strictly prime and choice is
in demand, but the grades below are very dull.
About half the receipts sold at Csc for inferior,
35c for centrifugal Acc for common, 43@45c for
fair, 4714Sc for prIme 50051c for strictly prime,
and 52@53c for choice. These prices show de-
cline OF l0D2c u gallon.
FLOUR-Only local demand, and the sales
are confined to 1858 bbls, OF which 146 common
at 81 Is; "a single extra at 81 20; so low treble
extra at IS so; 50 good treble extra at IS IS;
81 do at Sc; rs choice treble extra at Sc 371a Is
choice extra at Sc so; 25 SO and so choice extra
at 81 So 100 100, 100, 100 20 and 40 at 81 So 50,
100, 225 ami IA bbls ON private terms; showing
q lveher trade.
supertine is quoted at 81 so, double extra IS;
low treble extra SIS Is, good do IS so, choice
do Sc @6 SO, choice and family extra Sc 1907
CORN MEAL-Continues dull and is 1Oc y
Dbl lower. so, So $50 and $50 bbls sold in lots ut
81 80 ~ Dbl. 1t is jobbing at 1903 10 u Dbl.
GRITS-DuIl and quoted in lots at 81 So and
jobbing at "a 6594 IS y Dbl.
. PORK-DeaIers were replenishing their stocks
to-day, and the market has exhibited more ami
nation and better feeling to-day. 70 20 and Is
bbls and car load of mess sold at s23 rs, and
70 bbs at the depot at s23 S7lI u BIB. The stock
is mostly held at s24, and dealers are jJbbng at
!. DRY SALT MEAT-shouders are selling in
Job lots at 9s401l0c and dealers are jobbing
them at 1014c y b. Clear rib sides are jobbing
at 13c, clear sides 1877 % ID. We note better
feeling for packed, but no demand for loose meat.
casks shoulders sold at 9s4c u II.
BACON-Is scarce and III few hands. Shout
ders are held strongly at lie, clear rib sides
14s4c, clear sides 147sc, and jobbing at 1s@lc
above these prices.
HAMs-Choice sugar cured are scarce, and
in request at 17@17A,; ordinary brands, duh at
15@l6c u ID. some 7 tierces choice, but old
stock. sold at lie y b.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Good supply and dull
LAkD-Contnues dull. Packers in fierce is
quoted at 1870, refined 1885, keg 141aac u 10.
PRIME MESS PORk-The market ID bare of
prime mess, nor is there any rump pork or pig
at Go apiece, pigs feet 50 per key and spare ribs
$40 u Dbl.
WHISKY Rectifed is in light supply and sell
ing at 81 1491 Is for Louisiana, and 81 15D1 II
Tor WESTERN lob oI 70 Dds LOUISIANA rectlueQ
sold at 81 is " gallon.
CORN IN SACKS-Is in light supply and
moderate demand. Only 1900 sacks sold, of which
500 new white at zoe, 200 yellow at re, and SEQ
white at 73c Il bushel. The receipts were not as
libers Il as expected.
OATS-Are in good supply and dull. Only 400
sacks Sold of which $50 st. Louis at 43c and $50
choice Galena at SOC u bushel.
BRAN-Is in fair supply and limited demand at
firm prices Only 200 sacks sold at 81 10 y 100 ID.
HAY-Good supply and better demand. 1880
bales sold of which rs ordinary at SIT; 80 do at
SIG; 500 prime at $40; 400 and 400 do at sal; so
aud IS choice at s23; so and 100 choice at $24
y ton.
BUTTER - Good supply and dull. Choice |
Goshen is quoted at S4@36c, good 2s@30c, in
ferior 25030c, choice Western 26@2Sc, inferior
140f5c y b. 200 frkins medium Western sold
ct l9c q ID.
CHEESE-The supply is plentiful and the de-
mand has slackened. Choice Western factory is |
quoted at 1311G14c. New York Cream 16c, English |
Dairy 17CDlSc ID ID.
'CGErTE IL dull apd rricoo are nominal !