The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-26

asked on steamship to arrive; to do VIA Ne" 81
be: to Boston Providence, Fall River and Philade'
| ph1a &c: tobacco 10 New York s3;rlce and nom
| 6ec By sail Cotton TO Liverpool ga; to Havre
| lIc: 10 &c !0a fsc.
| sUGAR-There were no receipts from the coast
| this morn ing. There is good demand for the
ocal trade and for shipment, and 400 kinds were
| 30 d. comp Using 265 hhd5. Ill the III a., OF Wilcn
| 225 hhds to the trade. and 80 hhds taken for st
| Louis at Sc for common, 95WG4c y fully falr
| l0l for prime, 105c for choice and lu4f1!o Ioi
yellow clarified, and l35 hhds in war house
| taken for shipment, On private terms. STOCK III
! the sheds 50t hhdS.
MOI, ASSES-There il no plantation Molasses
| on hand Northern syrup is selling at DC city
refinery 45cfor common, SOC for fair, o3c for good
| SOC for prime, and 6jc tor choice Sto2h III tht
! sheds ii0 pbs New York syrup. ana : hail PIE
| do. SrocA in the sheds 40 bbls New York syrup
! NbW LOUISIANA SYRUP came ii this
| morning.
| FIOGR-The market is quiet. but steady W tl
| n rood and well assorted stock on hand suitable
| f1T the local trade and export. but buyers have
! commenced to hold back, owing to the approa ca
| of tn close of the month. There were sales q
! 1000 bbls Of ich - low treble extra at %, ~,
choice at Sc q and ID choice extra at -; % al
II so 800 III iots at s7GD7 so; POO 100 and lOo On
private terms.
CORN MEAL l. in light supply, but not much
in demand. Fresh is held at 81 3D. and that
in store 81 % u Dbl. Dealers are Jobbng at
81 50 u Dbl. A lot OF 80 bbls IN store SOLD at
POkK-The market is quiet but strong, and
mess Is held in round lots, at s26926 % u Dbl
for Chicago and Cincinnati, respectively, and
some off, RS Of s26 were refused Tor chicago.
There is some inquiry, but at prices below the
views of holders. Dealers are retailing at SGT
" Dbl: IL, !.
round lois at 1olc. and dealers have some JOB
trade at 10Ic u b.
BACON-The market is quiet to-day, but
strong with small st. ok on hand and prices are
we'll maintained, an improvement beng looked
for after the LIST prOximo AS customary, buyers
are holding off toward the close OF the month
Shoulders are held at lie, clear rib sides 164c,
clear sides lie d h. and 20 boxes shoulders sold
at lie ~ b. Dealers rates are 1lac for should
ers TIC for clear rib sides and 17lc for clear sides
BREAKFAST BACON is in hight supply, and
in demand at 16A017c " ID for Western.
HAMs-Thc stock of choice sugar-cured has
been reduced, and prices have advanced to $50
15tc while ordinary brands are dull and quoted
at 130114c u H. 20 tierces ordinary sold at ll!c
and % choice on private terms.
LARD--Is in hight supply. Tierce commands
153@16c, keg 165@l6lc u ID.
WHISKY-Is in light supply and good request
at full prices. Louisiana rectfed commands
81 o.; Western 81 O7@l y for common to
to arrive at 81 10 and 10 bbs Louisiana at 81 OF y
gallon. Is bbls pnre Bou bon sold at 81 45 i.
| gallon.
| CORN IN BULK-NODe on hand. 1t ID quoted
| oomlnally at IS u bushei to arrive.
WHEAT IN BULK-None Oh hand. No. red
! winter is quoted nomnallv At 81 20 " bushel de-
| livered on board ship. We hear that there are
some foreign order, here at 81 IL for No. 3 red
win er.
CORN IN SACKS-I. in light supply and
moderate demand at previous prices. The sales
comprise $50 sacks. of which 100 white mixed
and $50 yellow mixed at CSC, 100 and 100 choice
white at 81 u bushel.
OATS-Are in light supply and moderate de-
mand. Prices are firm. The sales are corhned
to $50 sacks Of which 300 prime at Csc, and $50
choice at Csc II bushel.
bran Is in light supply and dull. No sales.
Held at Il 20 f} 100 b.
HAY-Good supply and dull No sales. Yes
terday prime sold at s25G25 80, and fame, at S27
f8 ton.
RICE-Prime is scarce. Inferior qualities are
plentiful and dull Sales during 'e week 24SS
bbs. Stock IN hand this day 5026 bb]s. We
quote No. 2 Louisiana 3!634c, common 4s@5sc,
ordinary 5i@5ic, fair 6@64c, prime 64c@74c,
choice Sc u Ii.
COFFEE Fair demand for the West, and a
better feeling III the local trade. We quote fair
17@l7sc (gold), good 1Sa@l9c, prime 195@2Oc
" b.
SALT-The stock is considerably reduced, and
the demand is fair. The two cargoes arrived
have gone into warehouse. No steamers here to
receive shipments for the West. We quote deal
ers' rates. Coarse 81 2O@1 Is, fine 81 35@1 40
" sack. Turks Island 850195c ~ bag of two
bushels. Table Salt, in pockets 24@6ac each, as in
size. When taken from warehouse reduction is
made for drayage.
BAGGlNG-We note q continued good demand
and firm market. Domestic jute is retailing at
&c., hemp India in bales and rolls at l2@123c