The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-23

isecelpts proper since saturday evening, II, IS.
'aales, against 1888 on last Sunday and Mon
day, and S619 last year, making an aggregate
since Friday evening of IL, 1853 bales, agains
2s, 619 last week. aud II, 459 last year, and since
Aug. 81. Of 3l2 $50 bales, against 253, 805 last
year-increase Sc, 045.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
At all the ports from IL NJ Saturday to II
III. today 36,735 bales, against 3972S las
week and $500 last year, and since Friday
so, 155 bales, against n 6Sl last week and 55,67l
last year. Total since Aug 81, 1907, 610 bales,
against ,152, Gal up to unday noon Nov. %
last year, (excluding half OF the above 35,62Oj-
increase 154 $3.50.
Exports Friday and Saturday, to Great Britain
457 bales, against a. $50 last week and IA ,3S2
Fast year, and to the Continent &c S34 bales,
against II, All last week and $3.50 last year.
stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to Il
"a, $50, 1877 bales, against 554 l0I last week and
TOBACCO-We did nos hear of transaction
o-day. The amount on sale is estimated at 230O
hhds. We continue to quote as follows Iug
9@71ac, good 8@9c, low leaf 901211ac. medium
$40 t41aac, good 1511a017c, and fine at 18G20c.
Received since last evening IL hhds; exported 2;
stock on hand by our running statement 2753
= Received since Saturday evening, none; ex-
ported, ! hid by rail; stock on hand by our
cunning statement 1852 hhds.
The Louisville COu,ier-you,ndL of Saturday re-
ports a fair demand at steady prices, and the
New York Tobacco Leaf of Wednesday more &C
ivity and better feeling, the Reggie buyers being
the principal operators in Western leaf the stock
of which was being steadily reduced.
FREIGHTS-A ship was taken up to-day for
liverpool at sd for cotton. and one for Ant
we.p at 2i-32d. On Saturday we reported one
for Liverpool at sd, and one for Havre at 3-16c.
The market is steady and we continue to quote
as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 3D. to Ham
sburg via New York. 124c;. to Antwerp via New
York. 11ac; to New York &c; to Boston, Provi-
edence and Fall River via New York, &c; to
Philadelphia 1c; SUGAR to New York IS % hid;
Molasses SO y Dbl; Rice 81 Is D Dbl.
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool I'D; to Havre
3-l6c: to Bremen 5-16c; to Antwerp nc;
to Genoa slice.
SUGAR-Received this morning 1900 hhds.
The supplies were late in lading. There are
demand in the local trade. About 1000 hhds sold
at 5151&c for inferior, 524@6c for common, 81
163Sc for fair &c for strictly fully fair, 714@75sc
for prime, 75sc for strictly prime, 7340gS$4c for
gray clarified 83s0l87sc for yellow clarified 40
81 for off white CHARMED, and 91a@95.c for white
clarified.
MOLASSES-The receipts this morning COM
priced 1851 bbls, 153 half bbls and So quarter
bbls, and were late In landing. Strictly prime
and choice is in demand, but low grades are to-
= tally neglected. About 1000 bbls sold at 4i0ef5
for prime 46@48c for strictly prime, and SOC for
choice.
sven in the local trade. Only 615 bbls sold, of
which 100 good treble extra at S. 1917, 200 choice
treble extra at IS So; 100 and 100 choice extra at
40 and so at Sc 25, and Is bbls choice extra at
SO rs R Dbl.
Common is quoted at 50 vs.; superfine 81 Is;
double extra 81 So low treble extra 81 $685. good
treble do SIS 1905 Is; choice treble extra IS so;
choice extra IS 1906 rs and fancy extra Sc 500
g25 u Dbl
COhN MEALS quoted at 50 rs u bbl and
no demand. 1t is jobbing at 50 u Dbl.
GRITS-Dull and quoted in lots at 81 so, and
siobbing at 81 6504 rs u Dbl.
,rxnI lata and fhn
market is quoted nominally at $22 so for new
mess and s23 for old. 25 bbls old sold at $23 rs
t8 Dbl. Dealers are retailing at sN u Dbl.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is dull and quoted at
IARD-Is dull, but key is in light supply.
fierce is quoted at 49, &c Tor packers and 1870
Torrefined; key 1424c; bucket 15@1514c u 10.
PRIME MESS PORK-The market is bare of
yr,rinne mess nor is there any rump pork or pig
pork on hand. Picked pigs tongues are selling
at6c apiece, pigs feet 50 per key and spare ribs
WHISK S-Rectfed is in light supply and sell.
Sing st 81 14@1 Is for Louisiana, and 81 15@1 II
ssoe Western. On Saturday lot of IS bbls Lou
,;siana rectifed sold at 81 Is Y gallon.
DRY SALT MEAT-Dull. shoulders are now
.E6ering at SIC and no demand. Clear rib
sides are quoted nominally at 12c, and clear sides
I2l.c y 10. Deale. 8 have small job trade at 50
SSBAUON-shoulders are scarce and held by
dealers, who are retailing them at II &c. No de-
ry,sud for sides; they are quoted at retail at 41a
Tlsc for clear RIB and 49, 915c for clear.
HAMS-New choice sugar-cured are scarce and
are iobbing at 1Sc u ID. Inferior are quoted at
a5Il6c % ID.
Moderate demand at prices easier for BUYERS
ara sacks sold, of which 200 choice white at 72c,
5T1 and 500 white at 73c, and 100 st. Charles
..ounty at 73c e bushel.
0AfS-Good supply with moderate demand
At urevious prices. Only $50 sacks sold, of which
OF r. Gala
az BRAS-Is in light supply and the demand is
s;rnited, but no change in prices; $50 sacks sold
HAY-is plentiful. $50 bales ordinary and
,,yrne sold at auction at si3 250e19 so Il ton.
COFFEE ~ There is more disposition to pur-
oh sse and the market is steady. Stock in first
Bands 1897 bags; in dealers hands 2l0O0
bags. We quote cargoes: Ordinary l734@lS4c,
LAR 19@1914c, good 19la91954c, prime 2034@
l3s0ilc (cold) . ID. Job lots, ordinary 1S149
Isssc fair is1s@1s'4c, good 2o@2o1+c prime
2Os4@2lc u ID.