The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-03

Stock on hand and on shpboard 167, 592
Stock on hand same time last
year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ut, ITO
The n bales set down for to-day's exports al
an addlt Ga to a previous clearance to H4vre.
Receipts proper since last evening" 6l5l bales,
against 1880 on last Thursday, and 1854 last
year, making an aggregate SINCE last Friday
evenlt of 36,645 bales, against 81, Cos last
week and 37,2Ol last year, and since August 81
OF 393,o52 bales, against 325, 430 ast year--iu-
crease 81 ,62z bales.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from II NJ yesterday to L
M. to day 26,202 bales, against 3O46 last
week and 1S,972 last year, &nd since Friday
135 IA bales against 158,23G last week and
49,, l49 last year; total since Aug. u, l5GG, 7z2
bales, against 1871 ,104 I'd to We nesd4y noon,
Dec. 2, last year, Excluding the above 18,972)-
increase 1868.
Exports Friday to "Wednesday incusiye) TO
Great Britain rs 59l bales, against Is, $50 last
week and 9t297 last year, and to the Cont
nent 20 "a bal5s, against 4O, 1913 last week and
1854 last year.
stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to 70
NJ, 59l,8 26 blles, against 59l,S3l last week and
$50, 767 last year.
TOBACCO-We did not hear Of transaction
to-day. The amount on sale is Estimated at 23JJf
hhds. We continue to quote as follows Lugsl
7Gl71sc, good SGGIc, low leaf 9GL12l2c, medium
13150Gl41%c good I51aG9l7c, and line at 1920.
Received since last evening, none; exported
none; stock on hand by our running statement
1868 hhds.
Havre or Dunkirk at 4c for cotton Yester
day, reported a vessel for Bremen at 81 32d.
1 We quote as follows:
al BY Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 23-32d; to Ham
burg via New York. l24c; to Antwerp Via New
YORK. 11ac; to New YORK e; TO Boston, Proyi-
szdence and Fall River via New York, 81 to
FPhiladepha, lc Su ar to New York 81 u hid;
u Molasses - % " Dbl; Rice 81 % u Dbl.
81 BY Sail-Cotton TO Liverpool I'd; to Havre
Il / 3-l6c: 10 Bremen Slice; to Antwerp 14e
to Genoa / slice; to R0uen &c. Sugar to New
Il York 81 50G15, molasses 81 SO.
i SUGAR = Received this morning Gl2 hhds
The market is dull and only about half The sup
plies sold at unchanged prices. Inferior "a @
SIC, common s. Gg6c, good common to low tar
81 fair G}sc good fair 6l1a065sc, fully fair
81 0l61sc, PRIME 7l4047l%c, choice 7&+c, gray
clarified SGGS4c. choice yellow clarified 81 sass c,
off white earned 5000, and white Clarified -
0t934c III 10.
M6LASSES-Receiye this morning 1906 bb!s.
The demand is fair but is retarded by the scar
city of freight room for New York. Prices are I'M
changed. Most Of the receipts sold at 20IB30c
for inferior, 25@135c for centrifugal, 300933c for
common, 3GGl3oc for good common, HOOP, for
fair 44G145c tor prime 47649c for strictly prime,
and 5005lc for choice. Toward the close the
the market quiet and dragging.
FLOUR-Only local demand and the sales
are confined to 1859 bbls, OF which rs common at
81: % and rs double extra at 81 So 10 choice |
treble extra at IS 50; 100 choice extra at s. 70;
so do at SIS S71a: % and loo at Sc: % and 100
choice extra at sc 12l; 100 at So 25 50 at $6 so;
100 at So 62 . and 100 at IS 75 % al Sc 50; 80
at 81; 100 at 81 20: 100 at 81 % II Dbl: 200 aud
800 bbls on private terms.
Common is quoted at So IS; fine 81 super
fine 81 %; double extra 81 so; low treble extra |
81 zoos; good treble do S 121aGl5 %; choice |
treble ezra IS 50, choice extra 50 15g6 80 and |
fancy Sc 1907 90 4 Dbl.
CORN MEAL Fair supplies came in this |
morning and it is selling in lots at 81 700S2 IS
f. Dbl; jobbirg a, 81 55lg3 t DBL
GRlTS-Are dull and selling in small lots at |
81 1904 25 % Dbl, and iobbing at s. 80 y Dbl.
PORK-The supplies are small, but there's very
little demand. New mess is offering at So 80 and |
old mess at S23 u Dbl. Dealers are jobbing |
at soc above these prices. % and % bbls new |
Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Little demand at whole
sale, but dealers have fair job trade at
S1%Gl9c for shoulders, 1l1ac for clear rib sides,
and 12c for clear sides. Some 20 casks ehoul-
ders sold in lots at &c Snd casks at otac u ID.
BACON-Light supplies are coming IN bat
there is no demand foi< round lots. Dealers
have Job trade at Is il for clear rib sides and
4 c under these prices. The market Is bare OF
shoulders, the last sold to dealers at ll1sc r u.
HAAiS-Choice new sugar-cured are IN hight
supply, and command 17@l71ac t'ib Inferior are
dull at 150gl6c b IS.
BREAKFAST BAcON-Is dull and quoted at
15Gl1Gc Il II.
LARD-Is only in local demand at 49, &c for
packers ard Isl &c for refined terce; key lis+c;
trade.
PACKERS HOG PREDECESSORS ribs are
selling at $40 v bbl pigs feet g 40D3 so II key:
pigs tongues G. e apiece. The market is bare Of
prime mess pork prime pork and ruup pork, and
these are called tor.
WHISkY-There is very little on hand, but
sufficient for the demand. % bbls Western rec
tilted and Is bbls old Bourbon sold on private
terms. Louisians rectifed is quoted at 81 II and
Western at 81 Is n gallon.
CORN IN SAChS-Good supply, and the de-
mand is moderate at easier prices for buyers
400 sack sold, Of which 5000 white at 5ic, 1900
white at sec, and 200 yellow at 5Sc 2 bushel.
OATS-The supply is fair with no improvement
in prices. Only 200 sacks choice st. Louis sold
at 45c II bushel.
BRAN-Is in good supply and dull. No sales.
Quoted at Sl01 05 II 100 10.
HAY-Sma receipts to-day. No gales
Prime is quoted at s20Gl23. choice S24g26 y ton.
COFFEE-The demand is active at firm prices.
We quote csrgoes: Ordinary to low fair 1Sa4G
l9c tgold). fair 19$4 Gl20c, good 014@2OEc,
prime 20s 4621c p 10. Job lots: Prime 2l@2ll4c,
good 2Os+ @2tc fair 2O14 @2o1ac, ordinary to low
Weare indebted to Messrs Marks & Co. for the
following telegram, da; ed Rio de Janeiro. Decem-
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