The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-10
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sUGAR-The receipts this morning embraced
| 1909 hhds. Good open k tide WAS in fair demand
fed is better. Prices are weak. Most Of m m
supplies that were landed, embracing about oot
hhds ,old at 81 Gle for common, 7GD7{c lor iair
7{g7!c for fully fair. s@ssc for prime, s!c ,oi
for off white clarified, and 104c for choice wlntt
NOLASsES- receipts this morning com,
prised 1923 bb!s, III half bbs and ~ quarter
bbs. The market opened with good demand
| but subsequently elackened and prices oerame
weaker Purchases are principally ior the North
and West The supplies tina. we're landed were
mostly sold. embracing 1909 bbls at 42c for cen
titus gal, soc for common: 6oG6lc ior prime, oS'9
| &c for strictly prime and Csc for choice.
| FLOUk-The market ia qniet but steady with
fair demand for the local trade and for Cuba.
Tho gales to-day embrace 1866 bbls, comprising
| 279a Dbl. recorded on the Exchange book, OF
which 81 double extra at 81 80; 100 good treble
extra a. s Is; 100 choice d. at IS 25 Is choice
| extra at Sc 50; 50, 200 and 1872 choice extra on
private terms; 1900 and 100 choice treble extra,
taken for Cuba on private terms, and lo61 out
side, Of which 100 good treble extra st 8 5;
IS IS; 200 choice extra at S. ST.; IS at S. 25 20
and 50 choice extra at Sc 80; 100 at s6 6s; 1872,
800 and IS bbls on private terms, and ooo FOR
Cuba on private terms.
held at 81 % u Dbl, with dealers jobbing at that
price. We hear Of some sales At 81 05 and 81 10
q Dbl, and 100 bbls sold outside at Il O5 u bDl.
On Change 100 and 100 sold on private terms.
PORK Sca,ce, and advancing: A few bbIs
mesa odds and ends remaining in first hands sold
to dealers at t25 y Dbl. Dealers are obtaining
SIS 80 u Dbl in their order trade.
PROVISIONS Stocks Of all kinds Of Pro
visions, principally Pork. Dry Salt Meat, Bacon
and Hams, are very small, il fact, nearly ex-
han cd nd md Owing
to continued W I'm weather, supplies o. new
meats are not looked for until after the first
proximo.
have come in to- dav, and Is casks clear rib SIDES
sold on the landing, At 11tc u fb. Shoulders are
strong at SC. Dealers are obtaining SIC on their
Job trade.
BACON-Active inquiry but very little doing,
5, aud 10 casks shoulders sold on Change ct SIC,
and 10 do. clear sides at nc Outside, 5, 10. 20,
Is and 48 casks shoulders sold at SIC u h,
together 1ls casks. Offers OF SIC for
shoulders are now refused and SC asked. We
have heard OF some sales Of clear sides at 14{c,
and clear rib sides command 14c u h. Dealers
have lively order trade at SC for shoulders, 14{c
for clear rib sides, and l4!c for clear sides.
HAMS-The stock has been very much re-
duced and is now nearly exhausted. No new
sugar cured on hand, and old selling at 13913tc
BREAKFAST BACoN-1s in light supply and
selling at l4ta15c % n. A lot Of 10 boxes West
ern sold at 144c b b
ZIG PORK-owing to scarcity Of NESS con-
sumers are running on this article, and it is sell
ing readily at $40 5O@l11 p half Dbl.
LARD-Supply light. Tieroe commands IA &c,
keg 15lc q h. Dealers are jobbing at 14ic for
fierce and l5sc for keG. $50 tierces sold, 70 ar
WHISKY-The market is almost bare Of Loui-
siana rectlhed 1t is quo ed at 81 G2eal o. q
gallon. rs bbls sold at u o. u gallon. Choice
Western is gaoted at 81 o5 per gallon. Very
little choice Western Oh hand
WHEAT IN BULK None on hand and none
Offering to arrive.
CORN IN BULK-The market is bare.
SPARE RIBS-Dealers are joabirg them at
&l2 so u Dbl.
Pigs FEEr-Dealers are jobbing them at
2 so T. key and 81 rs u frkln.
CORN IN SACkS-Is in light supply and mod
crate demand. The sales comprise 600 sacks on
the landing, Of which 2o9 mixed at 81 o5, 1Oo
OATS-The supply is small and tine demand is
moderate. 600 sacks sold on the landing, of
which $50 ordinary at Csc, 100 o: &c, $50 at 6Sc,
and 100 at Toe u bushe.
BRAN-Fair supply and moderate demand.
100 sacks sold on the landing at 81 05 u 100 b.
HAYS in fair supply and limited demand.
200 bales sold on the landing, o! which 80 ordi-
nary at 1914 and so choice at 81 so, 50 do at
s26 So and so do at s27 u ton.
BAGGING-Is dull 400 half rolls domestic
lutte sold ut 1896 % yard to dealer. Domestic
lutte is quoted at retail at l4a@l5c, hemp l4s@
l5c, India 12c Is yard.
SALT-The supply is light and the demand
No coarse is Offering. We quote |
dealers rates Coarset 81 200l1 25 fine 81 45@e
so u sack. Turks Island is scarce and sells at
DC Ds1 /; bag Of bushels. When taken at
warehouse a reduction is made tor dravage. |
Table Salt in pockets sells at 2:fGGlc each, as in
size.
IRON COTTON TIES-Good supply and de-
mand. The Arrow Tie ia selling at q Il ID, with
discount on round lots. The Beard & Brothers
Tie sells at 7@7t D ID, with a discount On round
OTIS.
GUNNY BAGs-Sell at 14tc piece per bale,
md 15sc reserved.
RICE-The quality has improved and the de-
nand has slackened, although prices are firm.
We quote: Louisiana No 2 35@4c, common @5c,
ordinary 53D6c, fair 6:@6lc, prime 797.c, y 10.
COFFEE-Quiet and prices are nominal; 1900
,ags arrived to-day per Mississippi, winch was
previously sold, and we hear that it brought 1910
h for fair. We quote cargoes: Ordinary
74@1sc (gold) fair 1s3@l9c (gold), good
9(gl9lc, prime 19t@l94c u ID. JOB lots, or
linsry i7.@lsc gold, fair lsl@isic, good
0aD2Oc. prime 20}@20lc " ID. We are indebted
o Messrs. Small & Co !, for the following tele-
ram, dated Rio de Janeiro, November Z, 1874
Receipts since Oct. 3lst, $4,000 bags; purchases
or United States 10000 price 500; stock $780,,
co. Exchange unchanged. Average daily re-
eipts II 400 bags