The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-23

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from 10 A. M. to 2 p. M.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1875. 1915
Arrived since last statement 6,63I ~ |
Arrived previously. .........-. .oJ9,tI9 ooo,ooo
676O32
Cleared to-day .....-..-..- j. j. 99e :, ,oo
Cleared previously ........... 49,, 500 45l, l02
Stock on hand and on shipboard 22493O
Stock on hand same time last
To.dav's exports embraced 7430 bales to Liver
pool 4OO4 to Bremen and 2l6l to New YORK.
Receipts proper since last evening 4036 bales,
against IA 1S9 on last Wednesday, and 1871 last
year, making an aggregate since FRIDAY evening
Of III 6g4 bales against as 532 last week, and
81 $50 la7t year, and since August 81, OF 56z t63
bales against 48S, 536 last year-ncrease ", ~.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from II NJ. yesterday to IL
M. to-day 25,979 bales, against 35,oo6 last
week and 1872 last year, and slnce FRIDAY
1874 Ol8 bales against 1874, oG7 last week ana am
1l64A last wear. Total since Aug. 81 :; 09O69I,
against 9l3 355 up to tuesday noon, Dec ",
last year, Excluding the above ,552) increase
1882.
Exports FRIDAY to Tuesday inclusive) to Great
Britain 49, Ala bales, against 1881 last week ana
IS $50 last year, and to the Continent 29,933
bales, against 80 262 last week and 1851 last year
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up TO y
NJ. 74S, 939 bales, against 693, f43 last week anu
TOBACCO-We did not hear of transac.
ton to-day The amount on sale Is estimated at
$3.50 hhds We continue to quote as follows
Iugs 70171Lc good St6Q9c, low leaf 9I4Gl2c,
medium I3Wl41ac good l51agl7c, ana me at
18Gl20c.
Received since Saturday evening, hid; ex-
ported none; stock on hand by our running state
ment 2609 hhds
its weekly review Of the market, r ports: Sales OF
800 hhds: receipts liberal; weather unfavoraoie
for przing; preponderance OF nondescrlpt and
lugs in the offerings; considerable proport on
of green intermixeo with Tipened leaf; botn rugs
and leaf unusually light III WelShs ana denGleie
from excessive moisture; but little papery or life
less leaf; deficiency Of gum, and substance isss
than might have been expected; tone OF the
market steady, closing firm; saies IN the Clalks-
vile District at SO for sound crops.
The Courier Journal adds to Its review an
elaborate and able defense Of the warehouse sys-
tenn of Louisville, which 1t found necessary ~
view of the attempt to establish a private ware
house for the benefit of the Patrons OF NUS
bandry, and AYERS that if this enterprise should
meet with considerable encouragement the result
would be the withdrawal of the large capital IN
vested in ,he regular warehouses; which mas mas
hitherto been of great benefit to the Louisville
and Kentucky trade. =
Liverpool to-day at sd for cotton. Yesterday
we reported two ships for Liverpool at ga one
for Havre at 14c, for Malaga at &c, one ior
Genoa at 5-loc and one for Cork Tor orders al
We continue to quote as follows
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 11-16d; to New
YORK T.c: to Boston, Providence, Fall River and
Baltimore, via New York, 1c; Sugar to Ne"
York 81 u hid; Molasses s. 80 u Dbl; Rice 4
By Saii-Cotton to Liverpool 5sd; to Havre
1Lc: to Bremen 21-32d; to hevel ll-l6d; te
Genoa 5-16c.
High grades continue in demand at strong ant
steady prices, while low grades are dltncult Q
sale. The supplies were mostly sold at
Inferior 4G154c, common 51a@554c, goo3G
common 57sG6c, low fair SIC, good fair 61a@
CSC, fully fair ga Cg7c prime 71B9li4c; stlct
prime 735 choice 711ac, gray clarified, 754egs14cS
yellow clarified 81a0o1sc, Oft white CHARMED o.
Ia91Lc. white clarified 8 4G954c u 10.
MoLAsSES - Only LOCO bbls were receive
this morning. Good grades continue IL demaa.
at strong and steady prices, but 1t Is allll
mostly sold at 2O@30c for inferior, 3J@35c 10 TO
common. 4O04 2c for fair, 441471ac for PRIME 4oct
sic for strictly prime, and 5l0G5zc for cholce.
lot of 100 bbls fancy brought SIC per gallon;
FLOUR-Yesterday we reporte sale q oU
bbls and another considerable lot for CUBA .
private terms" We learn this morning that tn
lot comprised 2OOO bbls. To-day, 25O and o.
bbs sold for Cuba on private terms 81 N mh in6
common at So IS; 170 good treble extra XII 9
IS 80; 100 choice extra at Sc; 80 at So i21a; |?
at Sc SO; so at 81; 1885, lis and 500 bbls,
lots, on private terms. -
double extra ST 25; low treble extra 81 5ocgf &
good treble do s. 121a85 25; choice treoe eA.[ NJ
SIS 50G5 rs, choice extra 5000 oo, lahcy % -.
725 d Dbl. l5O. 30 and 800 bbs on prlVa'
terms.
CORN MEAL-Dull. Offering on the landn
at 81 so and no demand. Dealers are Jobbng
50 rs d bbl A lot of 100 bbls sold on prlva
terms - -.
GRITs-Dull. and selling slowly at 81, and jo
bling at 81 50 u Dbl. lao,
PoRk-Mess is quoted in round lots at s2l
y Dbl and no demand, It is jo6b in 81 100
and retailing at 500 2j0122 so u Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAI-Shoulders are coming
more freely, and prices have DECLINED eli @54o
pryate terms, and car loads, to arrive. at Sc
h. They ,nowquoted at wholesale spot 81
loose, and Sc packed, and dealers are retaiill
them at 9La91ac U ii. Clear rib sides a
iobbing at 1O1sc, and clear sides at 1879 q
sides are in light supply and only in job deman
BACON-No shoulders on hand. Clear T
sides are jobbing at 1890 and clear sides at l31
II 10.
COMING IN and nrices are lower. 20 tierces 60
in lots at l7c u ii. No demand for inferior
BREAKF AST BACON-ls dull at l0@loAc