The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New York, Dec. 3, -Cotton-Spot
quiet; Ordinary 10 1916, Good Ordinary
IL 1-l6, Low Middling II 1l-l6, Midding
Is 1-16, Middling Alabama IL 3-16, Middling
Orleans ana Texas Is SIC
Futures quiet; Low Middling for December
10 l-l6@l3b, January 13s9l3 3-16, February
Is 5-16(9136, March 13I@l3 GIG, April
1908 1916 May 10 l5-16@H, June
145@14 3.16, July 144@4 SIG, August
IA 5-l6@14s.
NEW YORK, Dec. 8, Evening. - Cotton
closed steady; Middling Uplands - 1-16,
sales 3042 bales; net receipts to-day 1920;
gross 1920 bales. Receipts of the week-net
9lG2, gross 36933. Exports to Great Brit
ain ii, 450, to France 225, to the Continent
245i sales 1912; stock LOG, 1lS bales.
Futures closed quiet and steady. Sales
$4,000 bales, as follows: December Ii 1-16
(9l3 $780, January 10 5-32@l3 316, Febru-
airy Is II ,32@13s, March Is 17-32@13 GIG,
April 133@l3 1882, May - l5-16@13 1892,
June 14b9l4 5-32, July 14l@14 9-32, August
IA 11-32G9l4s.
Flour strongly in buyers favor, moderate
demand; super fine Western and State 81 50@
4 80; Southern -four quiet and heavy; COM
mon to fair extra SIS 1906 40; good to choice
extra Sc 45(69. Wheat dull and heavy; 2(03c
lower 81 20@1 % for new winter red West
ern; ST 81 tor amber Michigan; 81 40 for
white Western. Corn opened a shade firmer;
closed quiet and less firm; 75975I for high
mixed and yellow Western; u Tor poor mixed
Western in store; 63@70 for new Western
mixed; ~ for new yellow Southern; 81 for
inferior new white Western; &C., for new
white Southern. Oats shade firmer; fairly,
active; 43@491 for mixed Western and State;
44@52 for white Western and State.
Coffee-Rio quiet and firm. Sugar quiet,
and very firm; SlGSl for fair to good re-
filming; 81 for prime; refined firm. Molasses-
New Orleans firm, fair demand by auction,
800 bbls 5S@6i! for good to choice. Rice
steady, moderate demand; Louisiana 6k@7
for fair to prime. Carolina 6l@7, for fair to
prime, "a for choice. Ta!low steady, 9sGa
81. Rosln and Turpentine steady. Pork
firmer more active new uninspected s22 25.
Lard steady, prime steam l25. Whisky firm.
ST. 15@1 15I. Freights very firm: cotton
by sail SIG; by steam 7-l6
CHICAGO, Dec. 3-Flour dull and heavy.
Wheat closed easier; 81 Coz December delivery;
ST. OH January. Corn firm; 45s December;
A January. Oats-demand good; No. 2 295
spot; 30l seller January. Barley inactive; S4I
spot. Rye firm and unchanged. Pork easier
SIC 15G19 20 spot; $40 074@l9 10 seller
snuary Lard-demand good at full prices;
sI2l5 spot, $12 20@l2 22s seller January.
Bulk meats quiet and weak; shoulders u,
short rib middles l0@l0!, short clear mddles
10I. Whisky 81 IL. Receipts II 600,
wheat "a, 600 corn $4,000, oats $4,000. barley
9O00 rye 1000. Shipments 10000,
wheat lO9,O00, corn $4,000, oats $4,000, bar
ley 1000.
ST. LOUIS, Dec 3.-Flour dull and I'M
changed. Wheat dull; No. 2 red winter
81 As cash, ST 81 January; No. 81 %. Corn
easier; No. mixed 42@42f. Oats firmer,
33lCa)334 cash, 34@34J January. Barley
quiet and unchanged. Rye, pork, lard and
bulk meats unchanged. Green meats dull
and nominal. Hogs-the weather being very
warm, packers are not buying; esnominaL
Recaipts-Flour 1000, wheat 10000, corn %,