The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-18

| Inferior Tugs 9G9tc, medium to fine 1O@114c
low leaf l29l2ac, medium 139l4c, good to Tine
150l64c, and selections at 17492Oc.
TOBACCO G1AzEMKH1.
Stock on hand September /, 1874. 1871
Arr we'd past three days..
Arrived previously ................ 1,l47 LIS,
9Co,
Exported past three days. ......... none
| Expired previously. ........-..-. 4,ZZ|
Bro3sn ~ for balins. city eonsunp- ,c- %,
not cleared Observation-Disclosures 4.e1a
SUGAR The Lower Coast packet Empire
sunk at the landing this morning with 1863
hhds sugar and 70 bbls nolasses. The receipts
OF sugar this morning comprised 857 hhds. We
have 10 note very dull and weaker mark It to-
day, owing principally to the almost total absence
OF Western boats at the moment, the railroad
being the only means OF transportation for the
| West White clarified Sugar Is scarce and in de-
mand at 1OSc u ID. The sales to-day confined
to 300 hhds at 65c for good fair, Tic for prime
and SIC for yellow clarified
| MOLASSES-Received this morning 1896 bbls
and - half bbls. The remarks in the above re-
port Of sugar with regard to transportation apply
| equally to Molasees. We note a much better de-
mand to-day, however, aud the supplies were
mostly sold at prices showing recovery Of &c
per gallon FAIR 45G4sc, prime 5O952c, strictly
prime 53954c, choice 5iI5ic U gallon.
FLOUR-The market is quiet but strong, with
some inq Try for Cuba, and moderate demand
for the local trade. The stock OF Flour desirable
for export s very much reduced, hence the de-
mand Is retarded but good supplies are on the
way here and an export demand is expected,
when an advance IN prices will probably be estab-
lshed. The sales to-day are confined to 1885
bbls outside, comprising 80, $50, 25O and 45c bbs
all to dealers private terms; Is double extra at
"a ST. It's low treble extra at 81 e7a; 10 doube
extra at 81 So 40 good treble extra at So; 50 and
Is choice treble extra at IS 20; 80 so and 100 at
IS 50 Is choice extra at s. IS; 100 choice family
at S. rs; 100 at Sc 30; % at S. 50 b bbl lot on
the landing is in treaty for Cuba. On Change 50
bbls double extra sold at "a IS and 1874 low treble
extra at 81 S74 u bbl.
CORN MEALS scarce. and there is none in
first hands. 100 bbls sold at 81 %. Dealers are
j. bling at & 35 p Dbl. Round lots are quoted
PORK-About 500 bbls more were received
to-day, making supply of 1000 bbls for the past
two days. % and IS bbls old mess sold to dealers
at s23 SO " Dbl. Dealers are jobblng in their
order trade at S250D25 so u Dbl. Round lots may
be quoted at S23G523 50 ID Dbl
DRY SALT MEAT-None in first hands. 5
casks shoulders sold at sc u b. ealers have a
small stock and are jobbing at 93c for shoulders,
BACON-Scarce and held at Zoe for shoulders,
IL for clear rib sides and 145c for clear sides.
Dealers have fair order trade at Zoe for Shout
ders, 14lc for clear rib sides and 15c for clear
sides.
LARD-Scarce. Tierce would command on the
spot l5ic, and keg the same price. Retailing at
16c
WHISKY-Prices have advanced under the
influence OF Western aivices; The stock is small
and Louisiana is now quoted at 81 OitSl1 o. and
choice Western 81 06 u gallon.
HAMS-Small stock OF Old and no new sugar
cured on hand. The old commands ll4013lc %
BREAKFAST BACON-Is in light supply and
selling at l4A115c ID b. New YorA in slight sup
ply and selling at lG09i6tc u ID.
COIN IN BULK The market is bare.
WHEAT IN BULk-None on hand and II me
Offering to arrive
e: ate demand. the sales comprise 500 sacks on
the landing, OF which $50 yellow, and $50 and 200
white sold at 81 10 u bushel.
OATS-Are in gOodssupDly and demand. $50
and 800 choice at Csc. and 100 choice black at TIE
" bushel
BRAN-Is in light supply and fair demand $50
sacks sold on the landing, OF which 100 and $50 at
81 Is u 100 lb, an improvement.
HAY-Choice is scarce, and the demand for it |
il fair. 200 bales sold on the landing, of which |
so prime at s26, and 15O choice at s27 d ton.
COFFEE The market is very strong, and |
prices are tending upward. 1900 bags sold 1T |
Mobile, for st. Louis, At 1S3c y Ii for fair. The
local trade is more active. The stock in first
hands comprises "a, 600 bags. Dealers stock 5000
bags.
BAGGING- Domestic jute is retailing at lao
l4sc, hemp 14@l43c, India 12c u yard, in bales
GUNNY BAGS-Sell at 14ic piece per bale,
md 154c reserved.
IRON COTTON TIES-Good supply and de-
mand. The Arrow Tie is selling at d d b, with O
discount on round lots. The Beard 4 Brothers
Tie sells at 7@71c y b., with a discount on round
OTIS.
RICE-LOw grades are more active. Prime is
'sarce and held at firm prices. The market
;losed dull. Sales during the week 24l5 bbls
Stock on hand 5661 bbls We quote: Louisiana
No. 3lG13ic, common 4l@5c, ordinary 5i@54c,
air 64@6ic, prime 7G7ic, y b. Choice is NOM
nal.