The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

| NEW York, Jan. IL, Noon.-Cotton- -spt
dull; Ordinary 915l6, Good Ordinary Ill
Low MiddIing l2t, Middling 13s, Middiin
Alabama 13l, Middlirg Orleans and Texs
Is SIG.
| Futures quiet: January 1908 1-16, Feb
ruary l3k@13 SIG, March 1908 ZIG, Apr
1908 I-l6, May IS l3l6@l3s, Jun
"A l.l6@145, July IA 3-l6@l44, August l
5-16@l4s
New YORK. Jan. ~. Evening. = Cotto,
closed dull; Middling Uplands 13B. Orlean
| IL 5-l6; consolidated net receipts liz. 226
exported to Great Britain Sc 422 to Franc
6S42, to the Continent 1888; net receipts 1716
gross 1926.
Futures closed quiet; sales 21,OO0 bales, a
follows: January IL 1872, February - 1882
March 10 1908 Is 80, April Is 11-16@
ID 1882. May Is 29.32@l3 1916, jun
"A 3-32@l4s, July 14f@l4 80. August IA
Flour unchanged, demand moderate
Wheat-demand fair, ST As for white West
ern. Corn steady. demand moderate, 66@67
Oats steady. 44@52 Coffee-Rio quiet and
steady, 10000. Sugar quiet and firm, $685.
for fair to good refining. 81 for prime, refined
unchanged. Molasses = New Orleans un
changed. Rice quiet aud unchanged. Tai.
low steady, $685.. Rosin quiet. Turpentine
heavy, 37a@3S.
Leather steady; hemlock sole, Buenos
Ayres and R o Grande, light middle and heavy
weights 24@2S, California do 23@261,
Wool quiet and firm; domestic fleece 42M65
pulled 27@48. unwashed 1902, Texas $50
SO. Pork dult; new mess $2i. Lard heavy,
prime steam l25 Whisky dull 81 la.
Freights are shade firmer; cotton by sail.
1872; by steam 9-32.
CHICAGO, Jan. IL Flour dull. Wheat
strong, 81 cash, 81 O0a March delivery. Corn
&c higher. Pork, $40 IS February. Lird
dull, sl2.35@l2 371 Barley, demand &C.
tive sales "a spot. Rye generally unchanged,
but some sales rather higher. 664@67.
Dressed hogs, demand good at full prices,
So 259S 80. Whisky 81 0S Receipts-four
10000, wheat 80, 600, corn So, 900, oats IA 900,
rye 200O barley 5000. Snipments-four H.
600. wheat IL 600. corn 80. 600, oats II, 600,
rye $50, barley $500.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. IL Flour dull and I'M
changed. Wheat dull and unsettled; No. 2
red winter 81 As bid. Corn easier; No 2
mixed 39@4O. Oats easy; No. 2 35 bid.
Barley firm and steady for best grades;
strictly prime to fancy Northern 81 1901 IS.
Rye inactive, 66@67. Pork quiet but firm.
$40 7592O. LI,d-nothing doing; sig 25
ASKED. DulK meaCS ufmer, SHOULDERS 14(d]I2,
clear rib and clear sides 10s. Boon trmer;
shoulders st. clear rib and clear sides 1la@
IL. Green meats strong. Live hogs active;
shipping S. 60@6 IS. Cattle steady, de-
mand good for all grades Receipts fl rur
1000, wheat 5000, corn $4,000. barley 1000.
hogs IL 900, cattle 1885.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 12.-Flour dull. Wheat
scarce and frmer, ST 30a Corn steady, de-
nand moderate, 45@46. Oats quiet and
steady. 35@42. Rye dull, 70 Pork strong,
$40 .2592O So Lard dull; steam l24. kettle
l3@l34 Bulk meats steady; shoulders II.
l. rib sides 1O9. clear sides IL, all loose.
fair and firm; shoulders 81,
clear rib sides IL, clear sides 12a Green
nests-demand lair and firm. Whisky steady,
demand moderate, 81 08. Buaer-demand
air and firm for best grades; choice 25@2S;
,ther grades dull. Hogs moderately acIIve;
common togood packing 81 1907 IS. Re-
,eipts Is, 500, shipments 279
LOUISVILLE, Jan. II Flour, rye, lard,
Whisky and bagging quiet and unchanged
Wheat firm, ST O5@1 Is. Corn quiet, firm,
3@45. Oats quiet and steady, 3S@4O. Pro.
'lslOns easier, but not quotably lower.