The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-25

ton Ill morning, and only IA hhds far sold III
the aheds Oh private terms, al p hhds fully
iair in warehouse, at 10c y ID. The stock on
hand Ii very small, and is reduced to about only
800 hhds in the sheds.
MOLAssES- There is no plantation Molas-es
on hand Northern syrup is selling at BIC, city
refinery 45c for common SOC for fair, soc for good,
tOc for prime, and Csc fer choice.
NEW LOUISIANA SYRUP There were no re-
ceipts to day. The 3 bbls and halt Dbl re- elved
yesterday, classed common, AID sold on private
| terms.
| FLOUR-We note better feeling, with re-
ceivers and holders to-day, tn ugh the demand
is only. local The sales comprise 1910 bbl-,
OF which % bbls !ow treble extra at 3 %; 100,
| 50 and 70 good extra at 80 ~ y DO at p ~
% choice tr bic extra at 1919, 100 at 80 S7s 30
| AMI 100 choice treble extra at 40. 10 at 20 i25
o q and at u % 25 at s6 40, % and 80 at So d.
70 choice extra at ST. 100 and 80 obIs priv ate
/, rms
WESTERN PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS
We noe marked improvement III the tone Of
the market tor Western produce and pr oyisOns
to-day. A better feeling prevails general V. buy
ers for round lots are look around, the Job trace
shows more activity and prices are stronger nd
rallying. The trade is entirely free from any OBJ
structIons whatever. Rec. ipts and shipments of
produce are going on with the customary regular
ity, and the country merchants have all the
facilities for laying up their supplies. We tern
merchant may continue their shipme nts, byrlver
or rail to this market, with full reliance in the
obstrlcto 's, p litically or financially,
CORN MEAL The market Is firm, with a
small stock hand. Fresh is held at 81 1904 81.
and that in store "a 25 U Dbl. Dealers are job
bing at 81 30 u Dbl. We have heard OF a round
sale at 81 A. % Dbl.
PORK-Is gu ct but strong, with small stock
and some inquiry Mess is held in round lots at
$25 75026, and choice is more desirable at 1860
DRY SALT MEAT Dealers have better
job trade and are obtaining lOac for shoulders. |
Round lots are held az 1O4c y b..
BACON-The market shows q much better |
feeling to-day: There was some inquiry for round
at stronger prices They filing orders at lI4c |
for shoulders TIC for clear rib sides, and 175c for
clear sides. At wholesale, shoulders held at |
TO- clear rib sides 164c, clear sides lie " b.
lot Of 30 casks shoulders sold at lie u ID and |
several other lots we're in treaty An of; of lie
was refused for lot of clear sides. Advlces |
from the West this afteInO are very strong /; l
they report renewed activity, and state that |
prices have by no means !, ached their highest
point.
BREAKFAST BACON is in hight supply, and \
v estern commands 16l0117c u ib.
HAMS-Are in supply and dull. at 14114{c u
D for choice SUI yar-cured
LARD-Is III light supply. Tierce commands
l54@16c, keg 1bbgI6lc ~ Ii.
WHISKY -Prices are much higher, under very
strong W. stern advices, and Louisiana Iectified
81 o. u gallon. Western commands
IL VbCDl IL Tor common to choice. The stock on
land is small.
CORN IN BULK-None hand It IL quoted
lOm nally at rs IL bushni 1" a rive.
WHEAT IN BULk-NOne Oh hand. No. red
v,nter is quoted Normally NJ 81 ~ h bnshe de-
ivered on board ship.
CORN IN SACKS-No change in the supply,
which continues fair. The demand is moderate
he sales are confined to 400 sacks, of which $50
elbow mixed at Csc, 100 choice white and $50 yell
DIV at 81 u bushel.
OATS-Are in light supply and moderate de-
nand. 200 sacks sold at 69c y bushel, an adj
ance Of 4c u busheL
BRAN Is in light supply and dull. No sales to
ote. Yesterday there were sales at II Is u |
90 b.
HAY-Good supply and limited demand. $50 {
ales sold, OF which so prime at $25, $50 do ut !
25 SO, and SO fancy at s27 u ton.
BAGGlNG-We note continue good demand
nd firm market. Domestic jute ia retailing at | 4.
SC, hemp l53c; India in bales and rolls stl2@12.c
yard.
SALT-Trade has improved and the supply is ,
eing reduced. We quote dealers rates. Coarse
| Is, fine 81 355B sack. Turks Island Csc "
az Of two bushels. Table Salt, in pockets 2Aoa
ac each, Is in size. When taken from warehouse
reduction is made for drayage.
RlCE-LOw grades are dull nut there is good
emand for prime, which is scarce. The re-
sipts are liberal, mostly arriving in the rough.
70 quote No. 2 Louisiana 34@3ic common 50D
Ic. ordinary 53@52c. fair 6@6lc, prime 6}c@7c
b.
COFFEE Moderate demand for the West.
g quote fair 17@173c (gold), good 18c, prime
'4@2Oc " b.