The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-10-31

Stock % hand September ], 1874. d,o4
Arrived past three days. ~ M.
Arrived previously. .............. 90 ~
All!
Exported past three days. none
Exported previously. 4,loo
Broken up for baling. city consump- 700 oe,
St 0es cs On emo .n' 90 As;
fredericksburg transpired to-day. W.
WV Ry steam as Cotton to Liverpool 9-l6d: tc
Hamburg via New York 1ac; to Bremen via New
York lAc; to Boston and Providence via New
York 1c +; to New York &c; to Philadelphia 3c
Molasses to New York SC y gallon; Sugar S. Z
hid Tobacco So b hhd grain to Liverpool lid.
By sail-C0ttOn to Liverpool i'd to Havre 1c
to Genoa 1sc; to Boston lc.
| SUGAR-Only "a hhds were received this
morning The market is dull and prices are
| t0Ac lower on all grades. About 200 hhds were
6ac for common. 7s@74c for low fair, 7!@74c for
fair, 8@S4c for good fair to fully fair 7Sg9c for
seconds, 9A0lOc for low to choice yellow clarified
and 1Oc Tor white clarified. Stock in the sheds
POI hhds.
MOLASSES- Received this morning 49s bbls
and 16 half bbs. The demand is fair and prices
are . little stronger to-day. The supplies were
nearly all sold at SIC for centrifugal, Coo for
fair. csc for prime, 64@66c for strictly prime,
and 67@GSc for choice: some half bb 8 strictly
gallon. Stock in the sheds 302 bbls and 60 half
bbls Loui siana. and 3l4 bols New York syrup.
FLOUR-There was an active demand for the
local trade, and some inquiry for Cuba and neso-
tiations for round lots are pending. Buyers are
under the inn ressOn that prices have reached
their lowest point, hence they came out to-day
and bought up the grades desirable for bakers
USE The sales embrace ALTO bbls outside, OF
which 80 double extra at 81 50, IS good treble
extra at $ 81, 100 DO a. Is 40 so and . choice
family at S. l2s, % and 232 do. at Sc 25, 200
at Sc So 50 at ST. So choice treble, $40 good TREBLE
800 choice family, $40, 200 and 1870 for the local
trade, on private terms, and 1000 bbls for Cuba
on private terms.
Owing to the superior crop of wheat this season
and its low value, Western miilers have sent to
market better description OF flour than usual,
making medium and lower grades more suitable
for family use than ever before. These grades
are now selling quite eadily. in the job trade.
which formerly consumed only the highest de-
scriptions of choice extra family.
COIN MEAL-The lowest point appears to
have been reached, and we note more inquiry to
day, though no improvement in prices. 200 bbls
sold outside on private terms, below 50 80. and
100 at So so u Dbl. On Change 80 bbls sold to
arrive, at 50 so y Dbl. Round lots are quoted
at 50 50 and dealers are jobbing at % 6003 Is
v Dbl.
for still higher prices. Offers Of s22 rs are re-
fused for mess, though so bbls sold outside at
s22 and Is and 50 bbls on Change also at 500 "
Dbl. De1lers are jobbing on orders at $22 SO Il
Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-A lot of shoulders has
come in and is held at Sic u IT, an improvement.
Dealers are retailing at sc u ft and upward.
BACON-Is stronger, though quiet with a
small stock on hand. Shoulders are held at 10
74c, clear sides l3l14c, as in condition. clear rib
l3sc. Only and 16 casks shoulders sold outside
at Tic, and 20 at 7.c u ID. Dealers are iobbi, 6
on orders at &c for shoulders, 14l6 for clear rib
sides and l4!c for clear sides. All provisions are
stronger owing to continued warm weather and
small stock all around
BREAKFAST BACON-Is in supply and is
selling at l4l@154c VI b.
HAMS-Fresh sugar cured command 140141c,
but old are abundant and very dull at 12l@i3c
" b.
scarce. Tierce is quoted at 14Ac key 1Sc. Deal
ers are jobbing fierce al 153c, and key at 16Ac =
fb. A lot Of 81 tierces sold on private terms.
There were sales of so tierces outside at lac,
and 50 kegs on Change at l5Ac u b.
WHISKY-No stock of Louisiana on hand, and
that Of Western il small. Louisiana is quoted
It 81 O3, and Western at 81 03@1 O6 y gallon.
SPARE RIBS-Dealers are jObbing them at
w 5O y Dbl
PIGS FKEr.Dealers are jobbing them at
WHEAT IN BULK--A barge load Of $1,000
bushels is en- sale. No buyers and no freight |
.oom for Great Britain.
CORN IN SACKS-No white in first hand The |
stock in first hands comprises 600 sacks OF mixed
md yellow. Only 100 sacks mixed sold on the |
andlng at 81 y bushel. Dealers are asking
Il OF for white.
OATS-Are in good supply and quiet. $50
acks sold on the landing. of which 2U0 and 300
It &c, and $50 at CSC y bushel.
BRAN-Is in fair supply and demand. 500
acks sold on the landing at 81 u 100 Ii.
HAY-Good supply but not much inquiry.
rime at s24, $50 choice at SIG and 100 do at 81
B ton.
SALT-Lght supply and good demand.
,oarse is quoted at 81 2O@1 IS ; fine 81 4501 so
} sack. Turks Island is scarce and sells at 95c L
ls1 u bag Of 2 bushels. When taken at ware
ouse reduction is made for drayage. Table
alt in pockets sells at 24Gl64c each, as in size.
BAGGING-GOod supply and moderate de-
land. 1t is offered at 13A@14c y yard at
Tholesale fordomestic lutte and retailing at 1430
Sc, hemp 15c, India 12c b yard in bales and rolls
IRON COTTON TIES-Good supply and de-
land. The Arrow Tie is selling at y . h, with
on round lots. The Beard & Brothers
lie sells at 7074 D II, with a. discount on round
It's.
COFFEE-Good demand. We quote cargo
It's Ordinary 17@17tc (gold), fair 1Sl@l83c,
God 190l9lc, prime 19s@193c u fb. Job lots,
rdinary 17a@1Sc (gold), fair 1Sl@194c, good
33@20c. prime 20{@202c y 10.
GUNNY BAGS-Sell at l4Ac piece per bale,
nd 154c reserved.
CATTLE MARKET REPORT.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 81, 1874.
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