The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-07

The Exchange reports: "Sales $500 bales.
Market steady"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. 1, 1875 $50. 1876
Arrived since our last statement. IA, S9S
Arrived previously. ........... .497,2H 5l2l42
522, lis
Cleared to-day .................. 1,S7O
Cleared previously ....-.....-. 3ll,Oo6 3l2,926
Stock on hand and on shpboard 2O9, 1872
Stock on hand same time last
year. ................... 155, 81
To-days exports embraced 1875 bales to BARGE
Iona, to which We have added 295 by river to
Cincinnati.
Receipts proper since Saturday evening II ,4S4
bales, against II, 304 on last Sunday and Mon
day, and 1887 last year, making an aggregate
since Friday evening OF 17,2S4 bales, against
1850 last week and 23,65l last year, and since
August 81 of 424 091 bales, against 36l 400 last
year-increa-e 81, 622 bales.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from IL M. Saturday to IL
M. to-day 3O,3O7 bales, against 36lS4 last
week and 1885 last year, and since Friday
65 654 bales against 60 800 last week. and Y, SlS
last year; total since Aug. 3D. $685. lS bales,
against 49,, 300 up to Sunday noon, Dec g.,
last year, Excluding half of the above IL 2S5)
increase Isl GlS
Exports Friday and Saturday to Great Britain
10,845 bales, against 30.1l7 last week and 1888
last year, and to the Continent 1851 bales,
against q 46l last week and n,7S5 last year.
stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to II
NJ, 631 1884 bales, against 592,O27 last week and
ga 9l3 last year.
TOBACCO-We did not hear of transaction
to-day. The amount on sale is estimated
at $3.50 hhds. We continue to quote as follows
Lugs 1929, good S@9c, low leaf 9@l21ac,
medium l311a@l411ac, good 1511a@l7c, and line at
18@20c.
Received since Saturday evening none; exported
none; stock on hand by our running statement
2643 hhds.
oPN
ports the offerings larger, with fair demand
for the grades on the BREAKS which were prlncl-
pally new crop, and prices firm.
The New York Tobacco Leaf, OF Wednesday,
reports that considering the week was broken
by holiday and rain storm, the aggregate
transactions compare favorably with late weekly
averages. Sales for the month 51i2 hbds.
FREIGHTS-On Saturday we reported ship
for Havre at l 31Gc for cotton, and one for Genoa
taken up on Friday at &c, the going rate for
which is | 5-i6c. We quote as follows:
By Steanl-Cotton to Liverpool 23-32d; to Ham
burg via New York: 134c; to Antwerp via New
dence and Fall River via New York, 70; to
Philadelphia 1c; Sugar to New York 81 IL hid;
Molasses 81 % u Dbl; Rice 81 p u Dbl.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool "a; to Havre
3-l6@lIc: to Bremen l Slice; to Antwerp &c;
to Genoa 114@l slice; to Rouen 114c. Sugar to
New York 81 50015, molasses 81 30.
SUGAR Received this morning 1879 hhds.
The demand is good at steady and firm prices
41s@51ac, common 524@6c, good common 61s,
fair 614@62sc, good fair 61aG6s+c, fully far
70171sc prime 7140l711ac, choice 7s4c, gray car-
flied 754@9S14c. choice yellow clarified $685.,
off white clarified S1aG9c, and white Clarified "a
M0LASsES-Received this morning 1879 bbls
and 229 half bbls, mostly fermenting. There Is
good demand for the good grades, not ferment-
and steady prices. 2O@3Oc for Inferior 25@35c for
centrifugal, 300135c for common, 3693oc for
good common, 400l42c for fair, 44@45c for prime.
47149c for strictly prime, and 5O05lc tor choice.
Some strictly prime fermenting sold at doc u
FLOUR-The demand is confined to the local
trade, and only Isl Ibis sold, of which rs bbs
double extra at 81 rs; 100 bbs good treble extra
at IS 80; $50 choice treble extra at So -; 143
choice extra at Sc 37a so and IS choice extra at
Sc so, 25 at 81 so u bDl, and $50 bbs on private
terms
Common is quoted at 81; superfne 81 25; double
extra 81 SO; low treble extra 81 $685. good treble
do IS 121lG15 25 choice treble ezra S. 50; choice
extra SIS 7506 so and fancy Sc 1901 50 u Dbl.
CORN MEAL-Continues dull and the market
is 5a1Oc u Dbl lower. Only so bbls sold at - 65
and 50 at g 70 y Dbl. 1t Is Jobblns a. 81 % y
GRITs-Are dull and fully Csc u Dbl lower. 100
bbls sold at 50 10, and 50 at 50 s. Il Dbl. L is
jobbing at a u Dbl:
light supply. New mess Is held at 500 25022 30,
and old at 1913 Is % Dbl. Dealers are jobbing
at soc y Dbl above these prices. lot of % bbls
old mess sold o-day at S23 II Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Lmiled demand for round
lots, but dealers have fair job trade at Ss4(goc
for shoulders 4@1l1ac for clear RIB sides, and
11s4t012c for clear sides. At wholesale the mar
ket is dull at 81 &c for shoulders, lie for clear RIB
sides, and 111an for clear sides; To-day = ana
Is boxes shoulders sold TO dealers on private
terms; 5 casks shoulders at S$sc, ana ~ CASKS
clear rib sides at IL SC u ID.
BACON-There is a moderate fair job trade,
but no demand for round lots. The market Is
totally bare of shoulders. Dealers are Jobbng
clear rib sides at 1870, clear sides 1910 z ID.
Quoted IN lots non inally at &c under these
HAMs-Choice new sugar-cured are scarce
and in demand, at 171a@lSc u ID; inferior loCg
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is dull and quoted at
15c y ID.
LARD-Fair supply, but the demand is only
in a lob way at 13c for terce packers, and 1915
for refined; keg l41ac; bucket 1870 u ID. lot
PACKERS HOG PRoDUC rs-Spare ribs are
selling at 50 u Dbl: pigs feet 3 1902 80 z keg
pigs tongues 6 h aIece as IN SIZE ana hs gaa1
prime mess pork and prime pork, and these are
WHIsKY-The supply is light, but the demand
for rectifed is limited. $50 bbls choice Western
rectified sold on private terms. Western recti.
fed is quoted at 81 12@sl Is, and Louisiana rec
titled at 81 1901 IA q gallon.
CORN IN SACKS-Tne supply is fair and tte
demand only moderate at previous prices 2l5o
sacks sold. of which $50 mixed at 5oc, 500 white
and $50 yellow at Coo u bushel, and 100 yellow
y ntATSMGood supply and fair demand at frmer
nrices. $50 sacks sold, of which 100 st. Louis at
4e and $50 choice at I2e saaa demand 2oo
s.cLs sold, Of which 400 sacks on private
terms. and 1000 at 81 y 100 10.
HAY-Light supply. Ordinary grades are