The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-14

% represent the quantity unsod large part OF
which is withheld from the market, in tran
ut or not yet sampled.
Il The Exchange reports: "Sales SO, 900 bales.
Market opened stronger, closing firm at quota
tons"
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1875 ..... 1919
ARRIVED since orr last statement Il 1929
Arrived previously ............. .553,3l6 575,l45
5S5,12l
Cleared to-day. ...........-..... 10 472
Cleared previously 364 ,6o9 375, 1Gl
lsock on hand and on shpboard 2o9, 900
uEock on hand same time last
year. 1882
| To. days exports embraced 5000 bales to Liver
lpo $500 to trim by, for orders, $50 to Gothen-
burg and 842 to Genoa.
| Receipts proper since Saturday evening 49, 3l5
Ihles, against II ,4s4 on last sunday and Monday,
Ind l0, 30S last year, making an aggregate slnce
friday evening Of 81 l07 bales, against II, 2s4
list week. and 16, 872 last year, and since August
IL OF 43l 455 bales, against Al, 1856 last year-ln-
rssse 6S, $50
| The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
LIT all the ports from II NJ Saturday to IL
In. to-day 49,038 bales, against 3O,5O7 last
Eeek and 1855 LAST year, and since friday
IHlO9 bales, against Is, 654 last week and T,0l4
| ast year. Total since Aug. 81, 1,830,679 bales,
Yainst ,68l ,S79 up to sunday noon, December
i
rssse l48 800.
Exports Friday and Saturday to Great Britain
1869 bales against 10, S45 last week and q, OCT
| ut year, and to the Continent 1886 bales,
Hainst Is, 557 last week and 95l5 last year.
/ stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to IL
I, s79, 439 bales, against GA, 3Si last week and
| k8, 1872 last year.
| TOBACCO-The only sale reported to-day was
ihhds at. The amount on sale is estimated
st 225O hhds. We continue to quote as follows +:
vTv,uo 1/n NM ~ act m
,neaaium i3a9l41c, good l511Ss9l7c, and inc ii
ll8Q20c.
Received since Saturday evening, hid; ex-
ported none; stock on hand by our running
TsRfaa rs nns shp wa. taken up for Havre
to-day Ito arrive) st Il for cotton, and one tor
Liverpool (also to arilve) at "a. The market
continues dull, with very little room on the berth
flor Liverpool. We quote as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 1l-16d; to New
York nc; to Boston, Providence, Fall River and
Baltimore, via New York, lie; to Phiadeiphla,
4 lie; Sugar to rev York 81 % hid; Molasses 81 so
l bbl Rice 81 " Dbl; Tobacco $40:
/ By Sal-Cotton to Liverpool 3D. to Havre
1 316Gl1Ic to Bremen 2l-32d; to kevel % SD;
l SUGAR--Received this morning 1854 hhds. The
| demand is active, and the supplies all sold at
previous prices. Inferior 4l1a@5Hc common
s4@6c, good common 61ss, far 614@6ssc. good
fair 81 at965sc, fully fair 6a40D7c, prime 1910,
| Tl0Sllc. choice yellow CHARMED $1,000, of
White clarified S1a@91sc, and white clarified
| E4G934c " ii.
and 80 hat bills. The demand is good and
! prices are firmer on higher grades. The cup.
| plies were most sold at 20QD30c for inferior, ~
g3Sc for centrifugal, 300135c for common, 36(9
sc for good common, 4O0G42c for fair, 43G45s
/ lOr prime. F0t5Oc for strictly prime, and 5l(g52e
for choice. Some prime fermenting sold at AZ
| gallon.
| FLOUR-There is some looking around for ex-
port, and some sales may have been made, partl'
uars not TRANSFERRED. In the local trade the sales
\ comprise 2430 bbls, of which 100 double extra 81
/ " 621aa; 100 low treble extra at S.; 100 good
treble extra at IS 20; so and $50 choice treble ex
ira at S. IS; 49, so and TO choice extra at Sc; 81
Ms6 25; 100 at IS 37la; Is and 40 at Sc So 40 anc
Nats1; lis, $50. 2OJ, $50, $50 and 900 bbls Oh
uriyate terms.
Common is quoted at IS Is; superfne "a
double extra 81 25; low treble extra 81 SEGA IS
good treble do S. 1905 Is; choice treble exirs
70 5OG5 70; choice extra s6G96 so; fancy Sc 75(4
70 q Dbl. $50, 20 and 800 bbls on private
Terms.
CORN MEAL-No demand except in q jol
way at 50 850l3 Il Dbl. Round lots are quoted
ms2 60@2 70 u Dbl.
GRIrs-Duli, and quoted nominally at s.
= Dbl Jobblng at 81 50 u Dbl
PORK-Dull and lower. New mesa is quoted
81 Is u Dbl, and 20 bbls sold in two lots at
mat price. lot of s23 bbls heavy new brought
w 5O Il bbl Old is scarce, and commands $23 3
Wholesale. Dealers are jobbing new at s22 ant
w 90, and old at $23 80 q Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Choice shoulders are scarce
.hd IN demand, and fully q stronger, but sides
continue dull. 10 casks shoulders sold, to arrive
oooxes shoulders spot, at SIC, and boxes a
vac U D. Clear rib sides are quoted at. l0gl01a
and lclear sides 105401114c, lie, as II
condition. The job rates are 10 over thes'
prices.
BACON-Continues dull, with only iobbing
demand. There are no shoulders on hand
wear RIO sides are jobbing at 21sGl3c, ant
tides sold at 10 &c Il h.
LARD-Fair supply, but the demand is only
job way at BE for tierce packers and 1917
Tor refined; keg 1879 bucket 141l.c u ID. No de
aand Tor packers IN lots; 1t Is offering in terc
ISb. '''e'' pA'Aef' S0io a. i17'
BREAKFAST BACON-Is in fair supply an,
Very little demand at 15c y 10.
/ HAMS-The market is bare OF choice sugar
cured; they are called for and would commsn,
INL91Sc u 10; inferior are dull at l5Ml6c q ID
PACKERS HOG PRoDUCTS-Spare ribs ar,
Telling at 50 " Dbl; pigs feet s. 4Oa2 so u key
Pigs tongues 66gS1ac apiece, as IN size and ousl
ity; rump pork $40 q Dbl. The market is bare O
Prime mess pork and prime pork, and these ar
called for.
II WHIsKY-Rectifed lie in light supply but tn,
demand for it is limited louisiana rectifed i
quoted at 81 1901 IA, and Western 81 l2@1 /
usganon. A lot Of as bbIs Louisiana rectine
sold at 81 IA p gallon.
mas slackened, but prices show no change. IS
sacks sold, Of which 500 white at Coo, 800 whit
At &c and $50 yellow st Csc u oushel.
OATS-The supply is fair and prices are firm
oO0 sacks sold, of which $50 st. Louis at 47c, IL
and 800 choice Galena az 55c % bushel.
BRAN-Good supply and dull. No sale;
e1eted at SIZE u 100 ID.
HAYS in good supply and dull. No sales