The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-19

FsEIGHTs Yesterday, as noted in our last
report, ship was taken up for Havre at 1c
for cotton, and one laid on for the same port
at 1916 The going rates for cotton are
still 15-32d for Liverpool and 15-1Gc for Havre,
bit consignments are resp actively quoted at
Id and 1c. We quote as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -09l6d;
11-16c, to Philadelphia &c. Molasses to New
York So - bbl Sugar N@S5. Tobacco Sc
Bv Sai1-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32C1-d,
the latter for consignments; to Havre l5-16c
a., to Bremen 1-16@1sc. to Genoa Jig
(Gg1Ic, to Boston &c.
SrGAH-Only $50 hhds were received this
morning The demand is good at previous
prices, but rainy weather part OF the time
prevented the brokers from showing their
samples The sales, however, embraced fully
700 hhds, including sone from previous sup
plies, at 4!@54c for inferior; 5a96c tor com
mon, 6!M61c for fair, 6a06ac for good fair,
767,c for fully fair, TIC for prime, 7a@8c for
strictly prime, SIC tor choice, 60Sac tor
low to choice seconds, 7a08lc for centrifu-
gal, 8lCy85c for gray clarified, 82E99c for yell
low clarified, 969lc for off white clarified,
and 9aM1Oc for pure white clarified. Stock in
the sheds 2725 hhds.
MoLAssEs- Received this morning 11O8 bbls
The market is strong, with good demand,
and holders are asking higher prices for the
high grades. No choice left on hand. The
SUPPLIES were mostly sold at 35045c for CEN
trifugal, 46(0) SOC for fair, 51153c for prime,
54@ SIC for strictly prime, and 5Sc for choice:
Stock in the sheds 6O18 bbls Louisiana and
314 bbls New York syrup.
FLoUR-A buyer for Cuba is looking around
to complete his orders, and purchased 700
bbls choice treble extra on private terms.
His purchases yesterday were 700, 1000 and
| HOO bbls, making together $500 bbls. Orders
tor about 500 more are yet pending An
offer was refused for some in store, though it
would be accepted for some to arrive. Round
lots suitable for export, are quoted at
SIS 25 for Liverpool; good treble extra 50 80
as 81. for Cuba; SIS 50O5 Is for choice
treble extra.
In the local trade the demand is retarded
by the absence of double extra, and the
grades below being most called for. The
stock is fair and consists of medium and
higher grades. The sales to the local trade
are confined to 1885 bbls, OF which 100 and
$50 good treble extra at So 50, 10 choice
treble extra at So IS, so do. AZ 50 ST. 30 choice
at Sc 25, so at Sc 40, SO at So 30, % at So 70,
100, 100 and 400 bbls on private terms. No
sales Of any description on Change.
CoEN MEALS in light supply and strong
er, although there is not much demand
Holders are now asking 81 10 p Dbl, and 80,
so and 100 bbls sold on the landing at
81 y Dbl. Dealers are jobbing at 81 70 q
bbl
PoRK-New mess is offering at $50 80 e
Dbl and no sales. Dealers have = small job
trade at S21 so for new standard and $50
for old standard.
Dry SALT MEATS in supply and dull with
a downward tendency in prices. 10 and 10
casks shoulders sold at tic, sat &c and 10 casks
at &c r ID, the latter showing further de-
cline OF &c = fb. Dealers are retailing should
ers at 7s@Sc z ID, Clear rib sides at 105c z
ID. Round lots may be quoted at &c under
these prices.
J, BAcoN-Small stock but no demand.
Shoulders are quoted nomirally, in lots at
Ole; clear rib sides 13c, clear sides lac.
Dealers have a very small job trade at 9ac tor
| shoulders, 1876 for clear rib sides and 14ac
for clear sides.
HAMs-Choice new sugar-cured are in light
supply and command 49, "a 16c III b. Old are
dull and quoted at 12c 79fb.
, BREAKFAST BAcoN-Wesiern is in supply
and dull at 13@14c y ID. Northern is in
licht supply and commands Ice = tb.
} LARD-Packes' in ierce is duh and offer
} ing at 13ic y ID. Refined is in light supply
, land quoted at 144c q ID. Keg 159l51 p h.
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