The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-28

FREIGHTS-Sail rates have materially hard
enened within a few days. We heard OF two yes
sells taken up to-day, particulars not reported.
We now quote as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -@9-16d; to
Bremen l1-16d; to New York &C.; sugar to New
York s.: molasses &c u gallon tobacco 50.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool l5-32Gld. to
Havre gle, to Bremen ll-1G@!d, to Genoa
1-1GGg1ic, to Boston &c.
SUGAR Received this morning 5S3 hhds
The demand is fair at yesterday 3 prices and the
supplies were mostly sold at 4l@5Bc for Inferior
5l@6c for common, 6iG6S Tor falr, 64cgc
prime, SIC for strictly prime. 6GSc for sec
onds, Sc for centrifugal, o4QgS3c for gray clarl-
fed S5@9c for yellow clarified, 9g9Sc tor
off white clarified. and 10@lO4c for pure white
kettle we're little easier for buyers to-day.
Stocks in rhe sheds this day 1870 hhds.
MOLASSES Received this morning 1889 bbls
and 40 half bbls. The demand is good and prices
are 1c u gallon stronger for strictly prime and
choice. The supplies We're mostly sold ut 5O@52c
for prime, 53454c for strictly prime, and 5o0156c
for choice. The market closed weak and dull for
the lower grades. Stock in the sheds 2221 bbs
and III half .bbls Louisiana, and 3i4 bbs New
York syrup.
FLOCR-Some inquiry for Cuba, but the de-
mapd is confined to the local trade, with the
market steady and unchanged. There were sales
outside of $50 bbls, of which 25 superfne at
a 25 so at 81 374; so single extra at 81 so; so,
l50 and 100 good treble extra at s. %, p at s. 37
co choice treble extra at IS co. 800 at IS S. 100 at
So 60; $50 at s. 60; 200 choice extra at S. 80 at
IS Is; 2G0 at Sc Is, 100 and 100 at S. 3.; 12O at
Sc 80, and 200 on private terms. On Change 3l5
bbls choice sold at Sc Is y Dbl This was the only
sale OF any description on Change to-day. Total
ga les of flour to-day 2245 bbls.
CORN MEAL-None came in this morning,
and the stock on hand is small and III few hands.
There is not much demand to-day, though sales
could be made at 81 u Dbl. Dealers are joDbing
at "a 10M4 % y Dbl.
PORK-Dun and dropping, with good sup
ply and more coming. W. have heard OF some
Dbl, and round lots may be quoted at these
prices and slow to sell, though some offers OF 81
were refused for new mess. Dealers had small
jobbing trade at s22 30 per Dol. lot OF l5O bbls
old mess sold at s21 50 y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-A lot Of Sc casks sides
came in this morning, comprising the total sup
ply in first hands, and sold to dealer at IL tor
clear rib and 1lsc for clear. 1t Is IN treaty with
clear rib sides 12lc, clear sides l3c y D. Shout
ders are quoted at wholesale at Sic, loose, and
SIC in casks. Loose offering to arrive at SIC.
| Yesterday, not reported. 40 boxes and 1t casks
shoulders sold at SIC u ID.
| BACON-There is very little here, and scarcely
any demand even in job trade. shoulders are
held at 9a@i0c, clear rib sides at 134(Gl4c, clear
sides l4ac p ID. and no buyers. Dealers obtain
&c more at retail. Z and 10 casks.shoulders sold
BREAb FAST BACON-Western is in supply
and dull at lie y H., while Northern is scarce
and commands 160l6!c u 10.
HANIS-Choice sugar-cured are scarce and in
demand. New commands 155c, and Old 134c y 10
quite readily.
LARD-No tierce on hand. 1t would com
maid 16c e 10. keg is in supply aud dull at l54@
l6c A lot Of Is kegs refined sold at 16c Il ID.
WHI5KY-Louisana rectltied Is scarce and
commands 81 06 ID gallon. No ordinary West
ern on hand; choice sells at 81 05 y gallon.
CORN IN BULK-The market is bare.
WHEAT IN BULK-None on hand and none
Offering to arrive.
CORN IN SACKS-Good supply and limited
demand. Prices are still &c y bushel lower to-
day. The sales com prise 2U0 sacks, Of which
200 soft yellow at 90c, $50 choice yellow, and 200
and 800 choice white ut CSC, and $50 white and
yellow at 81 u bushel.
OATS-Are in fair supply and moderate de-
mand, $50 sacks sod Of which $50 and $50 St.
Louis at zoe, 200 at Tic, and $50 choice at 72c y
bushel
BRAN-Is in good supply and moderate de-
mand. 200 sacks sold at 81 ID d 100 ID.
HAY-Choice is scarce and prices are frmer.
60 bales choice and IL strictly choice sold at $50
IL ton.
COFFEE-Fair demand for the West and local
trade. We quote carsoes: fair 1S(01o5c, (gold),
good 1SlGl1S4c, prime 19Gi9tc II ID. 1000 bags,
ex Advance, sold on private terms.
We are Indebted to Messrs. Small " Co. and
Marks & Co. for the following telegram dated
Rio Janeiro, Nov 18th, ana New York Nov. 27.h
Purchases since 18th November. $4,000 bags;
cleared Atlantic ports, $4,000, Gulf ports, H. O00
loading SO, 900, stock 175, 900 average daily re-
ceipts 10, 4O0 price very firm, $4,000; exchange
26t per cent.
RiCE- Receipts are light and the demand is
fair. Louisiana No. 2 is selling at 3a(14c, COM
mon 4s015c, ordinary 5!@6c, fair 6s@7c, prime
7iG7ac u ID; choice is nominal; stock 566l bbls