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

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The going rates for cotton are still lo-32d Tor
LIVERPOOL and 15-16c for Havre, but consign.
ments are respectively quoted at ID and 1c.
We quote as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -@9-16d;
to Bremen 11-16d, to New York &c, to Boston
11-16c, to Philadelphia &c. Molasses to New
York 50 19 Dbl Sugar -@S5. Tobacco Sc.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32N1-d,
the latter for consignments; to Havre 15-16c
a., to Bremen 1-16@1sc, to Genoa 1-16
| Cu1ic., to Boston &C.
SUGAE-Received this morning 356 hhds.
The demand is good, and 800 hhds sold,
including some from previous supplies at
previous prices Inferior 49M5ac, common
5a@6c. fair 6b@63c, good fair 6a@63c, fully
fair 7@7sc, prime 7!c. strictly prime 74@Sc,
choice SIC, seconds 60Sic, centrifugal 7aOG
8,c. gray clarified 8iMSJc, yellow clarified
SI@9c, off white clarified 9@9lc, pure white
clarified 9a@10 y -.
| MoLAssEs- Received this morning 500 bbls.
and 20 half bbls Strictly prime and choice
is scarce and in request, while the grades be-
low are comparatively slow of sale. Prices
are firmer and unchanged. The supplies were
quality, 46049c for fair, 5O052c for prime,
53@55c for strictly prime, and 56057c for
choice.
FLoUR-Some inquiry for Cuba, but at
prices below the views Of holders, who refuse
| to make any material concessions, and several
| round lots are in treaty. 1t is thought that
some purchases were undergraduates not
| TRANSFERRED There were sales to the local trade
Of 1000 bbls, Of which $50 outside, comprising
80 low treble extra at SIS 12a, 80, 80, 20, 81,
100 and $50 good treble extra at S. 25, 40 and
| 100 at So SO, so at SIS 65, SO choice treble ex-
| ira at S. IS, 40 and 100 choice extra at ST.
/ rokc oh Of
| so and 200 bbls on private terms. On Change
40 and 200 bbls choice extra sold on private
terms 200 good treble extra at SIS SO, and 100
choice extra at Sc Is p Dbl. The market is
bare of low grades; they are called for.
Corn MEALS in fair supply and dull
| 200 bbls sold on the landing at So 81. Deal
ers are iobbing at 81 Is Z Dbl.
PoRK-Dull and no demand for round lots
Mess Is quoted at $50 rs u Dbl, reduction
of 25c. Dealers have small job trade at
S21 75GI22 u Dbl for new standard and S22 so
tor the privilege of delivering 500 bbls mess,
seller six months, at SIT Is t, Dbl.
Dry SALT MEAT-Dull and dropping.
Shoulders are quoted at 7sGl7lc, clear rib
sides 1Osc, clear sides lie Il 1b No sales.
Dealers are retailing shoulders slowly at
Sc p ID. 43 half casks shoulders sold at 79c,
and II casks shoulders at 7sc u Id.
BAcoN-Small stock but no demand.
Shoulders are quoted nominally, in lots, at
9.c clear rib sides 13c, clear sides 14c
Dealers have a very small job trade at 9ac ter
shoulders 1910 for clear rib sides and 14ac
for clear sides. lot of casks clear sides sold
at 14c u ib.
LARD-Packers' in tierce is dull and Offer
ing at 1850 p ID. Refined is in light supply
and quoted at 14ac = tb. Keg 15(0151 u ID.
Dealers obtain &c more in their job trade. %
and 50 kegs refined sold on private terms, IS
kegs at 154c, 100 and 100 tierces do. taken for
Cuba at 14Ic T. tb.
HAMs-Choice new sugar-cured are scarce
and in demand. A lot OF 10 tierces choice
new sold at Ice, and one Of 20 choice old at
123c u tb.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Western is in supply
and dull at 13M14c p 1b. Northern is in
light supply and commands 16c i, ID.
WH1sKY-The market is &c lower, under the
influence Of Western advices. LOUISIANA
rectitied is now selling at 81 OF II gallon; so
bbls choice sold at that price. There is no
ordinary Western rectitied on hand. Choice
Western is quoted ut 81 Oh y gallon. 8
bbls choice old Bourbon sold at So 60 -
gallon.
Corn IN BULK-None on hand. The last
tow sold to distiller on private terms.
SPARE R1Bs-Are selling at $S@8 SO u ton,
a decline.
Picked Pres ToNGuE-Are jobbing at &c
apiece.
Pres FEEr-Are jobbing at 50 so y key
and 81 5O(14 Is 7p firkin.
Corn IN SAcKs-The supply is light with
moderate demand. $50 sacks sold on the
landing, of which $50 mixed at CSC, and 600
choice white at 81 u bushel. dealer sold
so sacks white in store at 81 O5.
OArs-Fair supply and higher. 800 sacks
- Al. = okr o. c1o1 81
an advance of &c u bushel.
BRAN-Light supply and held at 81 80 u
100 ID. No sales.
HAY-Good supply and limited demand.
$50 bales prime sold on the landing at SIG
u ton.
CHEESE Receipts are small, and the stock
Of choice is almost exhausted. Choice West
ern factory sells at 15IP16c; medium, 100
lac; inferior, SO Zoe; New York cream, TIC
18c; English dairy, nutmeg and family favor
lite, 17@17Ic u ib.
R1cE-Receipts are light and the market is
dull. We quote: Louisiana No. 2, 1908,
common 5J@95ac, ordinary 6@Olc, fair 6a@
&c, prime 7,Ct7Ic, choice Sc Il. III.
BuTTER-rhe market is active for choice
Goshen at 43C1 45c, and medium Goshen 350,
4Oc ~ ID. Choice Western is in demand at
at 32(a3Sc for roll and solid packed; medium
grades sell at 25@3Oc = ID.
PoULTRY-Western grown Chickens sell at
81 SO, young do 50 5O03; Ducks s3@3 So;
Geese s6@7; Turkeys s12@4 u dozen.
Louisiana grown Chickens sell at $40 so;
young do at 50 so; Ducks 50; Geese So SOC
6 so, Turkeys sl2@15 u dozen.
EGGs-Fair supply and good demand.
Louisiana selling at 35@37ac, Western 25@
SOC II dozen.
IRON COTTON T1Es-Good supply and de-
mand. The Arrow Tie is selling at 5a07c y
ID, with discount on round lots. The Beard
Il Brothers Tie sells at &c y ID, with dis
count on round lots.
EscuLENrs AND GREEN VEGETABLES
supply and active demand. Western Potatoes
sell at S3@)3 25; Northern, So 25@3 SO.
Western Onions S4C14 so; Northern 81 50C1
SIS. Apples s3@5 50 y Dbl Cabbages S4@6
II box, and 12@ 15c apiece in bulk.
MALr-Good supply and moderate demand
Quoted at 81 5O(11 Is u bushel.
Hops--Sell ut soc To.
H1DEs-Good demand for green sailed. Dry
sailed are quoted at IL! @14c, dry flint 169 Tic,
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