The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New YORK, Sept. IA, 1916 P. M-Cotton-
spot weak and irregular. Ordinary IL 11-16,
Good Ordinary IL 11-16. Low Middllng
- 1116, Middling IA. Middling Alabama
14ss, Mlddling Orleans 145.
| Futures steadier; Low Middling for Septem.
Der 134@13 SIG, for October 12E012 1916,
for November and December 124(0l2 1916,
Tor January 125@l2 1916. for February 13
1.l6@13B, for March 134@13 SIG, for April
l3 7l6@l3g, for May 10 ll-l6@l3a. for June
1908 1916, for July IA 1-160l4 SIG, for
| August IA 31G@14l.
NEW YORK, Sept. IA, Evening Cotton
closed weak and irregular, new offered 1c
lower; Middling Upands 144@l4s; consoll-
dated net receipts 1886; exports to Great
Britain 200; gross receipts 10.
Futures closed strong; sales 10000 bales,
as follows: September Is 15-32@13J, October
Ii 1872, November ~ 29-32(y12 l5- is, Deem
Der II l5-16@12 3l-32, January - 1-32M13
Lie, February 10 7-32@13I, March 10 1882
913 ZIG. April 135 May Is 27.32@13a, June
IA 1872, July IA 5-32@14 3-16 August 14l@
IA SIG
Flour steadier, moderate inquiry; superfine
Western and State 81 S5@5 55; Southern
flour shade firmer, more active: common to
fair extra SIS 7506 80, good to choice extra
Sc 05@8 80. Wheat lie better, sound par
GELS IL oderate demand, common and soft dull
and lower, winter red Western, ST 45@1 AZ
for amber do, 81 80 for new amber Western,
ST. 43 for new white Michigan, ST. 42C1l As for
old white Western. Corn 1c better, fair de-
mand; 4G875I for steam Western mixed, 76
OF for sail do, 71@74 for heated and I'M.
sound, T979 for high mixed and yellow
Western. Oats opened firm and closed quiet,
SO firm; 4O@559 for new mixed and
white mixed Chicago, 53(954 for white West
ern, 56@57 for old mixed Western, 57@59 for
old white do.
Caffee-Rio quiet and unchanged. Sugar
steady, limited demand; 7s@84 for fair to
good refining, 81 for prime, q tor molasses,
s. for good muscovado. Refined firm, fair de- |
nand; 104 for standard A, 11@1ll for hard |
grades. Molasses quiet and nominal Rice |
steady; 500 bags Rangoon, in bond, 50 70,
gold. Tallow firm, 5000. Rosin and tur-
oentine steady. Pork heavy; new mess job
OTIS S2l@2l %. Lard steady; prime steam
81, new do 13l. Whisky lower, more active,
81 Is. Freights without decided change
cotton by sail $50. by steam !.
CHICAGO, Sept. FLOUR quiet and steady.
Wheat, demand fair, prices advanced; No.
)hicago 81 90 No. 2 do. ST. 16 bid cash,
II 15s bid September, ST 13l Oct Der, No.
10. 81 O44@1 05. rejected 94@95. Corn
trong and higher; No. 2 mixed Gil spot, 6Os
i'd, September delivery, 50s October, 55 No
ember, rejected sol. Oats-very firm, hold
rs asking higher rates; 37@374 spot, 36a@37
eptembe delivery, 354 October, 33a ali the
ear Barley-quiet and steady. Rye
teady and unchanged. Pork steady and
rm, s2l 60 spot, S2l 55@2l 60 September
elivery. Lard and bulk meats unchanged.
Vhisky-dull, 81 16. Receipts-Flour 5000,
heat SO 900, corn IS 900, oats 70, 900, barley
2 600, rye 5000. Shipments 5000,
orn $4,000, oats 1900, barley 1000, rye
900. {
CINCINNATI Sept. 14.-Flour dull and un.
hanged. Wheat firm and unchanged tor ,
Id; new dull at 75@S1 80 Corn quiet and :
,eady at 7O@73. Oats quiet and steady at 80
$50 Barley and rye quiet and unchanged :
Fl So Lard dull; steam l2a kettle 13a. /.
ulk meats dull and nominal Bacon quiet :
nd steady; shoulders 9I@9s. clear rib and !
ear sides l35@132. Live hogs quiet and v
eady; receipts $40 shipments 625. Whisky !,
emand good at 81 Is. l.
ST.. LOUIS. Sept 4-Flour-superfne and =
ouble extra grades range from s4(95, scarce
Id wanted; other grades inactive. Wheat
tive; No. 2 red winter 81 Sc, No. do 81 80. o
orn firmer; No. 2 mixed, in car lots, 65 '
ats active; No. 2 in car lots, 3S939. Bar n
y-high grades advanced; No. 2 spring
25@l 80, No. 3 do 90@S1. Rye scarce;
o. t9@s94 bid. Pork quiet and weak, II
II IS delivered. Lard quiet and steady; g
ime steam jobbing at 49, Bulk meats quiet {,
Id unchanged. Bacon irregular, only job Ii
ng and order trade Whisky dull, ST. II. o.
1000, wheat 49, 900, corn 5000, re
is Is, 900, barley 1000 rye 1000, hogs 76O, P
tile 1895. ii
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1L-Flour and wheat I'M d,
anged. Corn-demand fair, 74S@S3 b,
its dull 40@50. Rye qniet and I'M at
anged. Pork-none here. Bulk meats to
oulders So, clear rib and clear sides 1900 sa
!. Bacon-shoulders 81, clear rib 1871 th
!, clear sides 13i. Hsms-sugar- IA of
l4i. Lard quiet and unchanged. Whisky at
let and firm, ST Is Bagging easier, but re
t quotsbly lower 14t. th
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