The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-10
1876
54O,513
550,4S9
343,431
207,O58
1856
Stock on hand and on shipboard
Stock on hand same time last

against 6151 on last Thursday ana 5000 last
year, making an aggregate since Friday evening
Of 44454 bales, against sc, 645 asst week and
A. AS last year, and since August 81, OF 45l ,26l
bales, against $50 263 last year-increase u, $685.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from II M. yesterday to ~
M. to-day 22,s76 bales, agalnst 26,2O2 last
week and 26, 302 last year, and since Friday
1440S4 bales, against 135. 4i4 last week and l4I,,
754 last year; total since Aug 81, 1734 34o bales,
against 1867, SIG up to Wednesday, December .,
last year, Excluding the above 26,302)-in-
crease 166,772.
Exports FRIDAY tow ednesdsy inclusve)to Great
Britain Al, 1859 bales against 7S, 594 last week ana
IS, Os4 last year, and to the Continent a. l66
bales, against 36,332 last week and 32,62S last
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to II
NJ, 654, 33l bales, against 59i,e26 last week and
We condense the following from the crop re-
port posted on the black-boards OF the Cotton
Exchange:
AUGUSTA CoTToN EXCHANGE, Dec. G. 1875.
Our report for November is based on hfty-four
replies from twenty-six counties. Average date
of replies, November 30th. The weather since
November LIST has not been quite as favorable
for gathering the crop as last year, owing to
more frequent rains during the last half month
AS an average about 90 % cent Of the crop
is reported as picked, and all will be, or should
be, gathered by December Is, if attended to.
Two counties only report small increase over
last year; the balance decrease ranging from
10 to Is 10 cent The average OF onr replies
point to yield OF 1920 D cent less than last
year. .
While the quantity Of seed cotton picked has
in many localities exceeded the expectations of .
month ago, the yield Of lint or marketable cotton
has no. been increased. 1t is almost universally
stated that it has taken about Is per cent more
seed cotton to make pound of lint than last
year The proportion of low grades and stained
cottons is unusually large.
TOBACCO-We did not hear of a transaction
to-day The amount on sale is estimated
at $3.50 hhds. We continue to quote as follows
Lugs 7@71ac, good s@9c, low leaf 9@12Hc,
medium 11s@l411lac, good 151s9l7c, and fine at
Received since last evening, none exported
none; stock on hand by our running statement
1928 hhds
The Louisville Courier-Journal Of Tuesday re-
ports prices unchanged, Aggregate stocks :, a.
New York, Baltimore and New Orleans At t nae
last year-decrease 81, l49; exports So. $40 hhds
against 1873 All last year decrease A 929.
FREIGHTS-Yesterday were reported ship
for Liverpool at "a for cotton, l for Havre !. .
Liverpool 1Le if for Havre and 1l-16d il tor thu
Continent. The market is firm, at the following
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 23-32d; to Ham
burg via New York, 14c; to Antwerp via New
York, ne; to New York &c; to Boston, Prov
dence and Fall River via New York, ~, t
Philadelphia, 1c Sugar to New York 81 D Ind
Molasses 81 % u Dbl; Rice 81 % y Dbl.
3-l6@l14c: to Bremen 5-16c; to Antwerp nc
to Genoa 114@l 5-16c; to Rouen lAc; to Reve
23 SD. Sugar to New York 81 5O95; molasse
sUGAR-The receipts this morning were con
fined to 8S4 hhds. We note good demand
to-day, and only half the receipts sold at
Inferior 41a@5hc, common 5000, good com
mon e. 7 taT eg 5S%s f SSa islf eh sSs
f sray t CARRIED a ad Sss e ;soT eiars
ssSasc, of white clarified s1a@9c, and whit
clarified 9A@s'4c 9ib; 49,. x,o,r
MOLASSES-Only no bbls came IN this morn
ing. The market is quiet and weak to-day, !
sympathy with New York, where decline OF =
IL gallon is reported. Most Of the receipts sol
2O@3oc for inferior, 25@S Sf for c cen usa
3O@35c for common, 36gSSc s, t snr goo GOO
47@49c for strictly prime, and 5OCg5lc foI choics
Some prmei fermenting sold at AUG q gsllol
FLOUR-Good stock on hand, but only
local demand, and the sales are conhned 70 10Y
bbls, of which 100 superfne at 81 70; 5O 10
treble extra at 81 Is; so do at So 20 choice treo
extra at IS IS; 40 do at Sc; so choice extra
Sc 20; SO at Sc rs; 200 at S. 80; $50 and l3o
Sc 20; 25 and rs at Sc rs; 200 and 20 at W IL
and 400 bbs on private terms.
Common is quoted at 50 IS; superfne :
double extra 81 Is; low treble extra "a 5O(94 u
good treble do IS 1906 as; choice treble exti
IS 5O15 IS; choice extra $6G6 SO; fancy $6 1o(
CORN MEAL-Good supply and dull, and on
100 bbls sold at 81 70 u Dbl, and 200 on prlva
terms. 1t is jobbing at 81 IS y Dbl, and quote
in round lots at 81 60 " Dbl.
GRITS-Dull, and quoted nominally at
% Dbl. Jobblng at "a 50 D Dbl.
PORK-Dull; new mess is quoted nominally
s22 Old mess is scarce, and quoted at $23 y BIT
THE retail prices are SOC over these.
DRY SALT MEAT-Shoulders are scarce an
higher. A lot of 10000 tb shoulders sold at Il
depot last evening at S5sc, and they are held t
day at 8slc . ID. A lot Of 10000 b sold to-d'
on private terms Dealers are jobbing them at
- rs Clear rib sides are jobbing at 1875 Gle
sides at lie, and quoted at wholesale at 144c und
these.
the demand for sides is only in a job way at 49,
for clear rib sides, and 1879 for clear sides.
HAMS-Choice sugarcured continue scar
and in demand. and command l71s9lSc y
inferior are dull at 15@l6c u D..
BREAKFAST BACON-ls dull and quoted
15c q b. 49,
in lob way at 13c for tierce packers and ~
for refined; keg 1411ac; BUCKET l4s4c d b.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTs-Spare RIBS
selling at 50 y bbl pigs feet e 4O(g2 81 e *