The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-17

year. 20O,66l
To.dsys exports embraced 1873 bales to Liver
pool, 2642 to Havre, 100 to Genoa and 40 to
Philadelphia.
Receipts proper since last evening 1920
bales, against 8440 on last Thursday and 4648
last year, making an aggregate since Friday
evening Of 53,955 Bales against A, 454 list
week, and 1850 last year, and since August
81 of 514, 300 bales, against 439 664 ast year-ln-
crease IA ,636.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports from IL NJ. yesterday to II
M. to-day 26,378 bales, against 22,S76 last
161, 245 bales, against IA 0S4 last week and 161 AL
last year. Total since Aug. 81, 1922, 8l5 bales,
against 1,762, 1856 up to Wednesday noon, Decem-
Der l6, last year Excluding the above 23,77s)
Exports, Friday to Wednesday inclusive, to Great
Britain, II 424 bales against Al, 439 last week and
51,645 last year, and to the Continent 37,525
bales, against 81, 166 last week and 23,542 last
year. FEA 49,
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up to -
NJ, 700 473 bales, against 654, 1871 last week and
727s16 last year.
TOBACCO-We did not hear OF transaction
to-day. The amount sale is estimated
at $3.50 hhds. We continue to quote as follows ::
Lugs 7@71ac, good S09c, low leaf 9@121ac,
medium la1a9l41ac, good 151a9l7c. and line at
10000. 80.
Received since last evening, 6 hhds; exported
none; stock on hand by our running statement
26l0 hhds
Extraordinarily we reported bark
for Liverpool at for cotton, and one for Havre
at 1 70. The market continues firm with scant
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BY Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 11-16d; to New
York 5sc; to Boston, Providence, Fall River and
Baltimore, via New York, lc; to Philadelphia,
1c; Sugar to New York 81 y hid; Molasses 81 so
" Dbl; Rice 81 y bbl.; Tobacco $40.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool I'd to Havre
1 $1,000: to Bremen 21-32d; to Revel % 32d;
to Genoa 5-16c.
sUGAR-Only 1901 hhds were received this
morning. The demand is active for good
descriptions, and the supplies of these all sold
at former prices, while low grades are dull and
dragging. Inferior 4@5Ac. common 5H@6c,
sS ga i fsg ?s I prns az s .sss
choice yellow clarified Sss9s5sc, off white CLAIR.
fed 8La@91Sc, white Clarified $4,000 % ID.
Some sales were out Of the stock in the sheds
and some of supplies not yet landed.
MOLASSES-O 113s bols and % half bbls
we're received this morning. Fermenting and
and THE grades below prime are very difficult of
sale while prime and the grades above are taken
up as fast as landed, at stronger prices. 2O@3Oc
for inferior, $50 for cstern bottom, 25@38c for
centrifugal, 30@35c for common, 36@38c for
good common, 40@42c for fair, 43@45c for prime:
47@51c for strictly prime, and SIC for choice.
FLOUR-Only local demand to-day, and the
sales are confined to $40 bbs, of which so low
treble extra at IS; $50 good treble extra at IS So
SO choice treble at IS Isl so choce extra at
Sc 121as; 200 and 300 bbls on private terms.
double extra s. Is; low treble extra "a 5O@4 rs;
good treble do IS 1905 IS; choice treble extra
S. 50G5 IS; choice extra 5000 so; fancy Sc 750D
2 % u Dbl. l5O. 30 and 800 bbls on private,
CORN MEALS in good supply and dull and
quoted at 81 6UQ12 IS y Dbl. 1t is jobbing at
81 85@3 y Dbl. To-day only SO bbls sold at 81 65
~ Dbl.
GRITs-Dull, and quoted nominally at 81
70 Dbl. Jobblng at 81 SO u Dbl
PORk-The market IL quiet but steady and
firm, with small stock Of new mess in few
hands held at s2l 50@22 U Dbl, in round lots
iobbing at $21 so and retailing ct $22@22 so d
Dbl. Little or no old mess on hand. 80, 20 and Is
bbls new mess sold to-day at $21 30, and 20 at
$21 rs " bb
tierce packers, and 13@1314c for refined; keg
131lDl3s4c; bucket 141ac y b: Packers in
tierce is quoted ct wholesale at 12Hc y ID. To-
day lot Of 50 kegs packers sold at 1879 y d.;
bare OF shoulders; theyare called for, and would
command very high prices readily. Some 80
boxes, just received, soiddin lots TO dealers at
9I@fuc D ID, and no more to be had, and car
Sides Sides are dull clear rib are jobbing at 1919
and clear sides at 1101ll1ac u ID.
: BACON-We note further improvement to-
day,a better feeling generally Afsk Job trade.
with small STOCK OF SIDES IN lew nandS 6elllnS
at,about 10 stronger; clear rib aides command
ing 1876 and clear sides I4c - Is. The market
is totally bare Of Shoulders. ,rgq
PACKERS HOG PRODUCrS-Spare ribs are
selling at ST 5etGS U pork Dbl; 5000 50 u whis-
Ky bbl and sl0@11 " tierce. Pigs feet are sell.
ing at 50 20@2 IS u key. Pigs tongues ca
SIC apiece, as in size and quality. Rump pork
$40 y Dbl. The markets. bare OF prime mess
pork and prime pork, and these are called for.
BREAKFAST BACON--Is in fair supply and
very little demand at 15c u b.
HAMS-The market is bare of choice sugar
cured; they are called for and would command
171I@1Sc ID b; inferior are dull at 15@16c u b.
WHISKY-Rectifedis in light supply, but there
is very little demand Louisiana rectified is
quoted at 81 1901 IA, and Western 81 12@l Is
. gallon.
CORN IN SACKS-The stock on hand COM
prises 5000 sacks. Prices are &c lower. 900 sacks
sold, of which 400 and 500 white at 5Sc $50 do 1T
SOC, and $50 do at Coo u 5ushel.
OATS-The stock on hand is about 5000
sacks. Very little demand. 45O sacks sold, of
which $50 st. Louis at 45c, $50 do at Ace and 100
choice white Galena at sac, u bushel.
BRAN-The stock on hand is about 5000 sacks
Prices are still lower. 500 sacks sold, of which
$50 choice at 90c, and $50 at Csc p 100 H.; the
inside figures showing decline of SC D 100 ID.
HAYeThe stock in warehouse and on the
landing is IL 900 bales. No sales. Prime is
quoted at s2Oa23, choice s25927 d ton.
BUTTER - The market continues dull, but
prices are unchanged. Choice Goshen is quoted
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