The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-16

Stock on hand and on shpbOard 215 sos
Stock on hand same time last
year. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ZJ3,UUs
To.days exports embraced 1907 bales to Liver
pool, 2058 to Antwerp, $50 to Bremen and 1871 to
New York.
Receipts proper since last evening a. 1SG
bales, against $500 on last WedgOday and $3.50
last year, making an aggregateSslnce Friday
evening Of 46,532 bales, against 36,0li last
week, aud 1902 last year, and since August
81 of SOC, $50 bales, against 50lG last year-in-
crease 1854.
The Exchange kilograms make the recepte
at all the ports from y NJ. yesterday to u
M. to-day 35,0S6 bales, against 26,652 last
week and 81, 1l6 last year, and since Friday
1884, S67 bales against 121 20S last week and 1877 66S
last year. Total since Aug, 81, 1886, 437 bales,
against l, 731 ,740 up to Tuesday noon, December
Is, last year Excluding the above 31,l16)-in-
crease 164 697.
Exports, Friday to Tuesday inclusive, to Great
Britain, 1891 bales, against 35 500 last week and
bales, against 20 537 last week and q, 767 Last
year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to -
M. 695, 743 bales, against 6546 26 last week and
72l 434 last year.
TOBACCO-We did not hear OF q transaction
to-day. The amount on sale is estimated
at $3.50 hide. We continue to quote as follows
Lugs 1919, good SG19c, low leaf 9@l21.c.
medium l31a9l41sc good l514@l7c, and tine at
18G20c.
Received. since last evening, hhds exported
to New York; stock on hand by our running
statement 1904 hhds.
The Louisville Courier-Jourpal of Monday, in
it's weekly review of the market, reports sales OF
GIT hhds, three-fourths Of which consisted OF
new crop, at steady prices, and says: 6 The prob
abilities are that the movement OF this and last
week will prove to be the largest until February,
for, il we have an average season, the present
soft weather, which has made tobacco too damp
to be handled BY planters, will be succeeded by
freezing weather, which will also prevent hand
ling"
FREIGHTS-A bark was taken up for Liver.
pool at "a fJr cotton, and one for Havre at &C.
We continue to quote as follows:
By Staam-Cotton to Liverpool 11-16d; to New
York 70; to Boston, Providence, Fall River and
Baltimore, via New York, 1c to Philadelphia,
1c; Sugar to New York 81 u hid; Molasses 81 sc
~ Dbl; Rice 81 u bbl.; Tobacco 80.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool I'D; to Havre
l $1,000: to Bremen 2l-32d to kevel % sd
to Genoa 5-16c.
SUGAR. Received this morning III hhds
There was an active demand to-day and all the
receipts sold, together with considerable from
previous supplies, at stronger prices. Inferior
51lc, common 534@6c, god common CSC
low fair &c, good fair 614565.c, fully fair 81 q
&c, prime 71s8714c, strictly PRIME rs, choice ~ .
gray clarified 7%4@S14c. choice yellow clarified
sac, off white CHARMED S1aCG91sc white clarified
9L@93lc ~ b. Some salt ) were out Of the
stock in the sheds and some of supplies not yet
landed.
OLASSES-Receivod this morning 21SS bills
and 80 half bbls. Good grades, not fermenting,
are in demand, but low grades and fermenting
are very dull. The supplies were mostly sold at
previous prices, 20030c for inferior, 3oc for els
tern bottom, 250l3Sc for centrifugal, 31035c fol-
common, 36@3Sc for good common, 40@i2c
for fair, 43G145e for prime. 4ftg5lc for strictly
prime, and SIC for choice.
FLOUR-There are some further orders here
for Cuba, unexecuted, owing to the absence OF
freight room, and in addition to the Gales report
ed for export yesterday 200 bbls sold on priva te
l. Al.,o.1 - Jox
of $3.50 bbls, Of which 100 double extra at 81 62l
so low treble extra at s. 81; leo at So; 81 goou
treble at IS 25; 225 at SIS 80; 100 choice extra al
Sc; so at Sc IS; $780, $50, 200 and 400 bbls on pri
yate terms.
Common is quoted at 50 rs; superfne "A
double extra "a 25; low treble extra 81 50@4 IS
good treble do S. 1211a615 25 choice treble extra
IS 5o@5 %; choice extra s6@16 so; fancy IS 75Q
Is b Dbl. $50. 30 and 800 bbls on private
CORN MEALS in good supply aud dull and
quoted at 50 600e2 65 q Dbl. 1t is jobbing at
81 S593 Z Dbl. 90, SO and $50 bbls sold at 81 Ga
~ Dbl.
GRTTs-Dun, and quoted nominally a. 81
u Dbl. Jobbng at 81 80 u Dbl.
PORk-The market Is quiet but steady and
firm, with small stock of new mess in few
hands held at s2l 50GD22 u Dbl, in round lots,
jobbing at sci so and retailing at s22@22 so q
Dbl Little or no old mess on hand
DRY SALT MEAT-The market is bare OF
shoulders, even the dealers have run out of
them and choice would command &c U ID. They
are called for. Sides are dull Clear rib are lob
bling at 1920. and clear at lie q ID.
BACON-We notice better feeling, more in
oIiiry and a stronger market. There are nc
shoulders on hand, and sides are scarce and
are held strongly at IS14@i31ac for Gear rib. and
13s4@14c for clear Sides They ale jobbing at 14c
over these prices.
HAMS-the market is bare of choice sugar
cured; they are called for and would command
17a@1Sc " 10 inferior are dull at 15@16c T. 10
BREAKFAST BACON-Is in fair supply and
very little demand at 15c " %.
LARD-Is in light supply and in demand fol
EXPORT and for the local trade at 1850 fol
fierce packers, and 13@1314c for refined; kee
l31a0f3s4c; bucket 141ac 4 ID. Packers Il