The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-09
THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, FRIDAY OCTOBER 9, 1874.

dan plantation, parish Of st. James, consigned TO
Mr. p. Maspero, claesed good prime to strictly
prime, and sold to dealer at soc y gallon,
and bbls new also came in from the Upper
! Coast and sold on private terms. These are Inc
second arrivals Of new this season. The first re-
ceipt of new Molasses was on the 9th inst, com
prisins 3 barrels, classed prime, and sold at soc
u gallon. -.
morning, % bbls and % half bbls. They were
oil sold at 5c for tt in fair o3c for good to PRIME
and 9Oc u gallon for choice.
! FLOUn-We have to note dull market to-day
with only small local demand, and the sales are
confined to 4s9 bbls, comprising 400 on Change,
of which 100 double extra, 100 and 200 bb!s on pr-
vate terms, and 1889 outside, OF which 50 single
extra at "a So 100 double, III lots. at s. ZOO good
treble extra at S. 30, Al at s. so. 100 choice do
at S. IS. 10, at s. S., 50 at $ s7l, 4s choice
extra at Sc 40, 100 choice extra at s. 50, 81 at
SC IS " Dbl, 100 and 100 on private terms:
CORN MEALS in supply and dull, with
holders asking - IS y Dbl for fresh ana buyers
offering 81 Is. Dealers are jobbing it at "a 400
4 so II Dbl. Is, Is, SO and 100 bbls sold on the
landing at a 80, and Is fresh on Cha at a 80
u BIB.
PORK-No demand. Round lots of mess are
Offering at $23023 50 u Dbl! Is bbls sold on pri
vate terms. Jobblng At s24 50. and dealers are
rel ailiDg at s25 y Dbl. On 'Change-s1O0 paid for
the privilege OF delivering 900 bbls mess, first
half OF January at $40.
DRY FALL MEAL - scarce, ana SuOuOeES
would command 9l09tc u b for bright; they are
called for. Dealers are retailing at 10c II Ii.
BACON-No demand. Dealers have a small
job trade at 9tc for shoulders, Ice for Gear rib
SIDES and l60l64c for clear sides. Round lots
are offering at 84Q9c for shoulders, 15!c for
clear rib sides, and Isle for Clear sides. casks
shoulders sold on Change on private terms.
BREAKFAST BACON-The market is bare.
1t is called for, and would command tic q h
readily.
HAMs-Dull. Choice sugar-cured are quoted
at l4915lc u b as in hand and size of lot. A
lot of 20 tierces sold on private terms. lot of
20 tierces sold on private terms.
LARD-ls in light supply and in demand
u ID. Sales on Change IS and 50 kegs at 16lc |
u b. rs t'erces, off color, sold on Change on
private terms.
WHISKY-Little or no stock on hand but the |
market has weakened under Western advices
Louisiana is quoted at 81 06@1 o.; Western 81 OF |
CORN IN BULK-None on hand. II is quoted
oominally at IS " bushel to arrive.
WHEAT IN BULK-A tow Of Al, 0OObushels No.
redOwinter is looked for, aud an offer of 81 Is
is refused 81 IS asked. No. spring is offered,
TO arrive. delivered on shipboard, at 81 Is. The
market is bare.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE-The Committee
on Provisions meets October 10, at "a. NJ; on
me ncing to- day, a daily New York grocery tele-
gram will appear on the bulletin board. All in
terested in the various branches Of trade and
commerce of our city are invited to visit the Ex-
change, it being open to the public during this
month. Guests will be cordially received BY Su-
perintendent Mullen and by the members Of the
CORN IN sACKs-The supply is light and
The demand moderate. but at firm prices. 2737
sacks yellow sold on Change on private terms.
md 1900 sacks sold on the landing, of which
800 white and mixed, 500 mixed, and 500 white
mixed at CSC, and 100 yellow and 500 white at Il
y bushel.
rATS-Are in fail supply and limited demand:
,nly $50 sacks sold on the landing at G4c u bushe
BRAN-Is in light supply and fair demand
so sacks sold on the landing, If which 100 at
Il 20. and SO at 81 Is u 100 ID.
HAY-Fair supply and dull leo bales choice
old at s26 u ton.
COFFEE-Good demand for the West Local
rade quiet. Two cargoes are now on the mar.
let. comprising 10000 bags: We quote ordinary
o low far l6016sc, (gold) fair 18@lS4c, good
We are indebted to Messrs Marks 4 Co. and
mall Co., for tho following telegram, dated Rio
70 Janeiro, October Z, and New York October =,
874. Purchases Coffee since Sept. 81, 40 600 bags;
leared: Atlantic ports, 10000; Gulf ports, !
LOO; loading, $4,000; stock, $4,000. Price
$780, Exchange 26s y cent. Steamer Miraldi :
4 New Orleans, $4,000 bags.
BAGGING-1s quiet. Domestic jute s selling !
15@16c. hemp 153c, India in bales and rolls at /
iron GoTToN r1Es-Good supply and de-
land. Selling in lots under 500 bundles at TAO y
u b net in lots of 500 bundles a. 7408c. 24c
4, and in lots Of 1000 bundles and over 7@sc u
J, off. The Beard Brothers tie sells at u u
J, with discount for round lots. -
RICE-Prime and choice are in demand Lou
lana No. 2 sells at 3!G4c, common 5}@5lc, /
lir 6@64c, good7c, prime 7sc. choice 8l@Sac 1
b.