The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-11-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

New York, Nov. 3, 1920 z. M.-Cotton-
spot quiet; Ordinary liz. Good Ordinary ~,
Low Middling Is 3.16, Middling 49,, Mid
ding Alabama 13s, Middling Orleans and
Texas 13s.
Futures quiet and steady; Low Middling for
10 l-lG, January 10 1l60l3B February l34(9
13 SIC, March 10 ~ 6@l33, April 1890
13 1l-16, May 1908 10 Is, June 10 15-16@
IA, July IA 1-16014g, August IA 3-16@14i.
New YORK, Nov 4, Evening. - Cotton
closed quie,; Middling Uplands 133, Orleans
49,. Sales to-day 724 bales; consolidated net
receipts 142 Oil; exports to Great Britain 30
544, to France TO- 912, to the Continent 1908;
net receipts 1173; gross 1865.
Futures closed steady sales 16 500 bales as
follows: November 1908 5-32. December
10 1908 1-16. January 1359l3 5-32,
February Is 3-32@13 SIG, March 13 10 80,
April Is 2l-32, May 10 lS.l69l3 27,3z, June
14@l4 1872, July IA 5-32@l4 SIG, August
14i914 SIG.
Fiour-5MlOc lower, rather more doing in
shipping grades for export; superfine West
ern State S5d,5 80; southern -four heavy and
lower, common to fair extra Sc 5000 GO, good
to choice do Sc 65@9. Wheat about lc lower,
81 26G1 80 for fair winter red Western,
81 4O(G1 As for white Western, 81 35 for win
ter red Canada in bond. Corn-moderate re-
quest for export and home demand, 74@78.
O.ts-moderate demand without decided
change, 3865l.
Coffee-Rio dull and unchanged. Sugar
quiet and firm; 7l@8 for fair to good refining,
81 for prime, centrifugal 81. Refined easier;
granulated and powdered, IL for crusned.
Molasses- grocery grades and foreign quiet
and unchanged; new crop New Orleans in
fair demand, SO@s5; old do. 55@65. Rice
firm; fair inquiry; 6l@7i for Carolina COM
mon to prime, GOT for Louisiana, 6f@6a for
rangoon. Tallow firm, 94@93-the latter
choice. Rosin and turpenune steady, 4l5@
A. Pork firmer; job lots s23@23 rs, extra
prime SIG. Lard firm, 13a for old prime
steam, new do. l3s. Whisky quiet, 81 II.
Freights steady; cotton. per sail 5-16, per
steam ZIG; corn, per steam 8; wheat, per
steam 81.
CHICAGO, Nov. 4-Flour dull. Wheat
demand good, No. l Chicago spring 81 10,
No. 2 81 OH, No. 8 93c. Corn steady, No 2
mixed So spot. 5Os November delivery, high
mixed $50. Oats quiet and steady, No. 2 81
93l4 cash and options. Barley-deman fair
S55@5S7 spot, IS November. Rye-buyers
and sellers apart, 66@66B. Pork irregular,
new $21, old 81 5O@S21 rs spot, $l9 80
all the years delivery, $40 424G19 As Febru-
airy. Lard inactive, ~. 6O@12. 622 spot, II. Is
@12.179 all the year. Bulk meats firm, bat
not quotably higher. Whisky steady and
firm. Receipts Flour 10000, wheat 80. 600,
corn $4,000, oats $1,000, barley 1000. rye
1000. Shipments 5000, wheat SO, 900,
corn $4,000, oats 39,O00 barley 5000, rye
1000.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 4.-Flour quiet and weak,
very little doing. Wheat-No. 2 red winter
ST. 5l5@1 IS, No. 3 ditto 81 ~. Corn in
active, No. 2 mixed 494@5O Oats frmer,
No. SO. Barley quiet and unchanged. Rye
No. 2 69M70. Pork and lard unchanged.
Bulk meats frmer; shoulders Ss@62, clear
rib sides liz, clear sides 12@12s al 10 to 20
days old Bacon shoulders 1O@104, clear
rib l33, clear sides 14@l4s. Whisky un-
changed. Receipts-Flour 5000, wheat &c.
GOO, corn 5000, oats Is 900, barley 1000, rye
1000, hogs 1860. cattle 1910.
CINcINNAT1, Nov. Flour dull and I'M
changed. Wheat dull; red 81 20@l 30. Corn
dull, 5S@6O Oats dull, 28@4O. Rye dull,
1880. Pork scarce. s22 rs. Lard steady,
demand moderate; steam 12s@l2l, kettle
l34 Bulk meats steady; shoulders partly
cured S}@Sa, clear rib sides 11s@12, clear
sides 12I@l24, all loose. Bacon scarce and
nominal. Whisky steady, demand fair, 81 Is.
Butter dull and unchanged.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. FLOUR, corn and rye
quiet and unchanged. Wheat quiet and
steady; 81 1901 25. Provisions quiet and
unchapged nothing doing. Bulk meats
clear rib sides 124 loose. Bacon-shoulders
81, clear rib sides 49, packed. Lard-tierce
l4@l4l. Whisky and bagging quiet and un-
changed.