The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-28

Hvered, the balance Will DC ABOUT 1io'ooo paleN,
to represent the quantity unsold large part OF
which is withheld from the market, ID tran
sit, or not yet sampled.
The Exchange reports s'Sales $500 bales.
Better grades eady; lower grades irregular.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1875. 1915
Arrived since our last statement. y $40
Arrived previously. ......... .6J2Vfo ili,blo
724, ,591
Cleared to-day. ZiOb
Cleared previously, ............, 46594S 468, ,G5t
Stock on hand and on shipboard 255,937
Stock on hand same time last
year. Observation-Disclosures. Zto;oG
To-days EXPORTS wele to Havre.
Receipts proper since Friday evening 2f,64
bales, against % 454 last wetk, and a 525 last
year. making total since August 81, OF 6O7,09O
bales, against 500 705 last year-increase 81, 1885,
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from II Nj. Friday to II
M. to-day G0.92l bales, against 76l81 last
week and A, ,52l last year. Total since Aug. 81,
2,2l479l bales, against 2,0l64l6 last year Tex
Guiding %, l88, for Monday increase l9S,375
Britain, 1891 bales, against 23,52S last
week and 5797 last year. and to the Continent
5,532 bales, against 1864 last week, and 93l7
last year.
u Stock. at all the delivery ports, made up to p
NJ, 79l,S20 bales, against 734, lib last week and
SIC, ,430 last year
TOBACCO-We did not hear Of transaction
to-day. The amount on sale is estimated at 2250
hhds. We continue to quote as follows Lugs
70l71ac, good Sl19c, low leaf 91aGGl2c, medium
130l41ac good l511a0gl7c, and fine at 18020c.
Received since Friday evening, 10 hhds; ex-
ported none; stock on nand by our running state
ment 1924 hhds.
Messr-. SAWYER, Wallace h Co., of New York, in
their last circular, report steady business at
previous rates, and refer to the movement at the
West, where the principal buyers are stemmers
o,,I ,.aha ham VA ffa ppfr ~
ship, and where higher prices are paid to the
farmers than at the peaks in Louisville.
FREIGHTS-A ship and bark were taken up
for Liverpool to-day at "a for cotton; a ship for
Havre at l 16c, and one for Antwerp at 51Gc.
Last weeks engagements embraced six ships for
Liverpool at "a, five for Havre at &c, one for
Cork for orders one for Russia at 11-ltd, one for
Malaga st 4c, and one for Genoa at 5-16c. We
quote as follows
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool "a; to New
York ~; to Boston, Providence, talI River and
Baltimore, via New York, 1c; Susar to New
York 81 " hid; Molasses 81 50 u Dbl; Rice 81;
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool sd; to Havre
1316@l14c: TO Bremen 2l-52d; to ReveI l1-16d !;
to Genoa l 5-16c.
sUGAR-only 9S6 hhds we're received this
morning, and late in landing. The de-
mand is good and the supplies sold at previous
prices. Inferior 40l514c, common 51515a+c, good
common 57s@6c, low fair 614c good fair
6I@65sc, FULLY fair Gs+@7c, prime 7h@
clarified 7a49s14c: yellow clarified s1a9ssc, Oft
white CHARMED S1a091ac, white clarified 9l4Gl
934c u tb. Stock III the sheds 2749 hhds.
hOLASSES-rhe receipts this M rning com
prsed 21S4 bbls and 13 half bbls, mostly ferment-
ing. Choice is scarce and much called for while
fermenting and low grades are difficult of sale
About halt the receipts sold at 200g30c for infe-
ror, 300135c for common, 40142c for fair, 43ll
45c for prime. 4995lc for strictly prime and s. q
SAC for choice.
FLOUR-A lot Of 1900 bbls is reported sold
for Cuba on private terms. In the local trade
the principal sales comprised 812 bbls, Of which
25. supertine at st; 25 double extra at 81 25; so
and so low treble at So 40, 100 and ll5 choice
extra at s6 100 at Sc 80; % and 55 at Sc rs; 25
at ST.; 80 at 81 10, and 40 at 81 25 " Dbl.
Common is quoted at 50 IS; superfine s4;
double extra 81 25: low treble extra 81 50G4 rs;
good treble do s. l2la015 25; choice treble extra
s5 50095 IS; choice extra sG016 80; fancy s6 7509
7 25 u bbl. $50. 200 and 800 bbls on private
terms.
CORN MEAL-The receipts are light and the
stock is small, having been reduced III the order
trade. The market is frmer though there is not
much demand and lot sold at 50 65P Dbl.
1t is jobbing at So 75f3 Dbl.
GRITs-Dull, and selling slowly at 81, and job
bing at 81 SO fR Dbl.
PORk-Mess is quoted in round lots at s21 25
C121 so f9 bbl and no demand 1t is jobbng at
$21 750122 and retailing at S22 256122 so II Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-The weather continues
yery unfavorable for dry sa meat. being warm,
cloudy and damp and the marEet is depressed in
consequence. Shoulders are offering at SIG,
wholesale, and are jobbiDg at &c. Clear rib sides
are quoted at wholesale at 104c and clear sides
at 10s4 f9 1t and dull. They are retailing at u
shoulders brought S19c u ID. We have heard OF
some sales OF shoulders, loose, at 8Go4 and not
reported.
BACON-No shoulders on hand. Clear RIB
sides are held at 13c, and clear sides at 13 e
and no demand They are jobbing at Il over
these prices.
HAlIS-Are dull and prices are lower, and
choice sugar cured are jobbing at 1919 II ~
BREAKFAST BACON-Is dull at I50l51ac z
COW PEAs-only small retail trade at 81 p
81 bushel
LARD-Is in light supply and selling in the
for refined, 49, 14c for keg, and AZ for bucket.
A lot Of $50 tlerces sold, for Cuba on private,
terms.
PACKERS HOG PRODUCTS - Prime mess
porkis selling at Sl9 5000, rump pork sl95l9 %,
prime pork SIS u Dbl; pig pork s12 u half Dbl;
spare ribs s707 50 e Dbl and IS y tierce;
pickled pigs tongues 6G61ac piece, pigs ieet 81
u keg
WHISKY-Is very scarce and in demand. It
is called for and would command 81 15 t3 gallon
readily for Louisiana and Western. lot Of 25
bbls Louisiana sold at 81 Is u gallon.
CORN IN SAChS-Light supply with an active
demand for choice. 54c was refused for $500
sacks white for export. 5000 sacks sold, Of which
800 soft wlte at sac 500 white mixed at 53c, 900
white at 54c 1860 do at SIC, and 300 yellow at SEC
II bushel.
CAIS-The supply is fair, but there is very
little inqury. Only $50 sacks sold. Of which $50
st. Louis at Acc, and 200 DO at 47c q bushel.
BRAN-Is in light supply and dull; $50 and 200
sacks sold at 90c % TO- 10.
HAY-Choice is scarce. Ordinary and prime
il in good supply. The demands only moderate;
135 bales sold, Of which so prime at 81 and 70
choice at s25 u ton. ,
RICE-Plen offered and very little demand.
Louisiana No. 2 is quoted at 21a@3c, common
4iI04slc, ordinary AZ s405c, tar 81 9525c. good
5s.@6c, prime 611s(G6sse, choice 614c Z d.