The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-05

| To-days exports embraced 1913 bales to Havre,
and AT to Vera Cruz.
| Receipts proper since last evening. $500 bales,
| against, 1926 on last Saturday, and 1894 last
year, making an aggregate since August 81,
of 4l2,6O7 bales, against 345, 5l2 last year-in-
! crease 81 095 bales.
| The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from II NJ yesterday to IL
| NJ. to-day 35,3F bales, against 24,616 last
week and 1888 last year, and since Aug. 81,
| 1,625,611 bales, against l. 446 124 up to Friday
noon Dec. t. last year, Excluding the above
81, 533) increase 1794S7.
Exports Yesterday to Great Britain 50S9 bales,
against II 1913 last week and 1742 last year, to the
Continent 20,566 bales, against $3.50 last week
and 1926 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to II
NJ, 6l8,9 bales, against 586,277 last week and
els, 6S2 last year.
TOBACCO-We did not hear of transaction
to-day. Notwithstanding the contradiction by
the parties alleged to have participated in the
business it is still rumored that several hundred
hogsheads have changed hands, and the sales
have been suppressed. There is now no freight
room in port for shipments of any magnitude,
but purchases might be made in expectation OF
future arrivals. The amount on sale Is estimated
at $3.50 hhds. We continue to quote as follows ::
Lugs 7@719c, good S(99c, low leaf 9G121ac.
medium 1871 a9l411aac, good 1511a@17c, and tine at
1S(s20c.
Received since last evening, none; exported
hhds, by rail; stock on hand by our running
statement 2643 hhds
FREIGHTS-A ship was taken up for Havre at
Slice for cotton, and yesterday, not before
reported, for Genoa at 114c; the going rate for
which is 5-l6c. We quote as follows
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 23-32d; to Ham
burg via New York. 124c;, to Antwerp via New
York, ne: to New York &c; to Boston, Provi-
dence and Fall River via New York, 70; to
Philadelphia. 1c; Sugar to New York 81 Is hid;
Molasses 81 % u Dbl; Rice 81 25 b Dbl.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool I'D; to Havre
3-l6@l14c: to Bremen 5-16c; to Antwerp 14c
to Genoa l14@l 5-16c to Rouen &c. Sugar to
New York 81 50@5, molasses 81 SO.
SUGAR = Only 299 hhds were received this
morning. 1t has rained necessarily to-day, check
ing out-of door movements. The market is
steady, however, with fair demand, and the
supplies are mostly disposed OF as soon
as received at =: Inferior 41a@5Lc, COM
&C, fair csc, good fair 61at@65sc, fully fair
g. GD7c, prime 714M71ac, choice 7$+c, gray clar-
flied 7340l814c, choice yellow clarified S3s(081sc,
off white clarified 5000, and white clarified "a
@934c II tb.
M0LASSES-Received this morning 1858 bbs.
Rainy weather. has prevented movements on the
landing to-day. We would state, however, that
good grades are in demand at full prices, while
fermentlng can be disposed Of only at low
rates. The market is quoted at 2003Oc for
inferior, 25335c for centrifugal, 30Ce35c for
common, 3603Sc for good common, 40042c for
fair, 4i045c for prime 47G49c for strictly prime,
and 500551c for choice. Some choice formentlng
SOld al 40t1tfc t. SdlIOn lutTe IS dn acculiu-
lation of low grades offering on the market.
neutrality-suspicious. were interrupted by rainy
weather to-day. The demand, however, is con-
fined to the local trade; 10 bbls supertne sold at
81 25 800 bbls low treble extra at IS 1919; 300
choice treble extra at S. s7Ia; 100 do at Sc, and
100 choice extra at Sc Is u Dbl, and IT'S bbls on
private terms.
Common is quoted at 81 superfne 81 25 double
extra 81 so: low treble extra 81 755; good treble
do IS 1905 %; choice treble ex ra s. So choice
extra IS 1895 so and fancy Sc 75le7 80 Il Dbl
RYE FLOUR-A lot of II barrels sold to
dealer at IS IS u bbl
CORN MEALS in fair supply and held at
50 70Qs2 rs u Dbl. 1t is jobbilg a, 50 85@3 y
Dbl. 4 lot of 50 bbls sold at 81 IS j. bill
GRITS-Are dull and selling in small lots at
81 lO@4 25 3 Dbl, and jobbing at 81 50 y Dbl.
PORk-The market Is quiet but strong. with
light supply. New mess is held at s22 25G022 so,
and old at s23 25 p Dbl. Dealers are jobbing
at SOC q Dbl above these prices.
DRY SALT MEAT-Linitei demand for round
lots, but dealers have fair job trade at 6$4g9c
for shoulders, 111101l1sc for clear rib sides, and
1l34@12c for clear sides. At wholesale the mar
ket dull at for shoulders, lie for clear rib
sides, and II for clear sides. lot OF 20 boxes
shoulders sold at s. &c Il ID.
BACON-There is a moderate fair job trade,
but no demand for round lots. The market Is
totally bare of shoulders. Dealers are jobbing
clear rib sides at 1876, clear sides 1870 u ID.
Quoted IN lots non inally at 20 under these
prices.
and in demand, at 171.@lSc y b; inferior l5@
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is dull and quoted at
15c y b.
LARD supply, but the demand is only