The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New York, Oct 5, Noon. Cotton-spot
quiet; Ordinary 104, Good Ordinary ia, Low
Middiing 12a, Middling 13B. Middling Ala
bama 13I, Middling Orleans 49,
Futures quiet and firm; Low Middling tor
October - 15-16@15, November II ll-l6(@
1872 December IL 11-l6@l2a, January12 1916
@i25, February 1908 Lie, March 10 1850
49,, April 10 7-i6@l34, May lSs9l34. June
10 ls-l6@13 1916, July 14@l4 l-l6, August
14b@14.
new YORK, Oct 5, Evening" Cotton
closed quiet and firm; Middling Uplands 13a.
Orleans 1874; sales 1880 bales consolidated
net receipts 5l43; exports to Great Britain
1l.445, to France 1916, to the Continent 1894;
net receipts 3l3, gross 3O76.
Futures closed quiet and steady; sales
$4,000 bales as follows: October II 1892,
November II 90 32@l2l. december IL % 80
612a, January II 27-32@125. February
Is /. 32@13.l-16, March 1908 9-32, April
10 Is 329121, May IS 1-16@l3 1882, June
1908 1916, July IA l-32@14 Lie, August
IA 32@147-32.
Flour opened a shade frmer for shipping
grades, and closed quiet at about yesterday 8
figures. Other kinds dull, without material
change. Superfine Western and State SIS 20
as S. Southern -four steady; moderate in
Guiry; common to fair extra IS 90@7, good
to choice do 81 O5@9. Wheat opened 10
&c better, and closed quiet; advance lost,
frmness OF freights materially checking ex-
port demand; ST 25(1l 43 for sound new and
old winter red Western, 81 26@1 As do am
Der Western, 81 35@1 60 for do white West
ern. Corn I@1c better; moderate demand;
| 69G)70 for steam Western mixed, 7O9H for
| sail do, the latter extreme; 71@7lt for high
mixed and yellow Western, 6606S for dam
aged and heated Western mixed. Oats a
shade better for mixed Chicago; 32@53 for
new mixed and white, white western 500
| 80, do State 47@53.
Coffee-Rio quiet and firm; job lots 1910
221, gold. Sugar quiet and heavy at 749S
for fair to good refining, 81 for prime, q for
| fair; muscovado refined heavy and moderate
demand at 10t for standard A, 10s for pow
dered and granulated, II / for crushed. Mo-
lasses-grocery grades quiet and unchanged.
Rice steady, fair jobbing inquiry. TalloW
firm at 105. Resin firm at 81 70. Turpen.
tine frmer, a. Pork heavy mess $22 ESQ
% SO. Lard heavy; prime steam IA Whisky
quiet and steady at 81 Is. Freights firm
cotton by sail sic, steam g.
| CINCINNATI, Oct 5.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat steady; prime to choice
| 81 3591 so. Corn quiet, 5S@62. Oats
steady, demand moderate; 30@45. Barley
dull and unchanged. Rye steady, dema nd
moderate; 7S@SG. Pork-demand fair, firm,
S22 rs. Lard quiet and firm. steam 13s01388,
summer l3t, kettle 1904 Bulk n eats scarce
and firm, shoulders 81, clear rib sides IA
clear sides 141. Bacon demand good a:
full prices, shoulders 1Oa clear rib sides
14a@15, clear sides 15i@l5l. Hogs easier,
receipts 11O9. shipments 655. Whisky firm,
81 49, Butter easier but not quotably lower.
aIoursvnLE, Oct. 5.-Flour quiet and I'm.
changed Wheat dull and nominal Corn
| Anil 6nIa7Oc Oats dull. 4OGl45c, Rye
quiet ana unchanged. Bulk meats-shoul.
ders 81, clear rib sides "A, clear sides l49.
Bacon shoulders 1Os. clear rib sides Is, clear
sides l53. Hams-sugar-curei 16. Lard
fierce l4i. Whisky and bagging unchanged.
ST.. LOUIS, Oct 5.-Flour steady and I'M.
changed. Wheat active; n No. ? o red winter
81 60@1 81, No. 8 do 81 81. Corn scarce
No. mixed 60 bid. Oats dull, little doing;
No. 2 35I@36. Barley steady and un-
changed for best grades, others difficult to
sell. Rye-No. 72l@7s bid, the latter for
round lots. Pork steady, s23 90. Lard
only jobbing and order trade. Bulk meats
nominally higher, no transactions. Bacon