The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-27
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Receipts proper rs snee last evening 10 COS Sas
against II, 152 on last Thursday and 1894 las
year, making an aggregate since Friday evening
OF 36,05S bales, against 3154O last week ant
n $40 ast year, and since August 81 OF 27S. 40
bales, against 23f, C93 last year increase A. 81
No dispatches were received by the Exchange
TOBACCO-We hear OF some negotiations
pending, but not a sale has beenreported. Sales
last week l5l hhds, against 26 the week before
The amount on sale is estimated at 2S5C
hhds. We continue to quote as follows
Inferior Tugs 9t09ic, medium to fine 10Gl11tc,
low leaf l24l2lc, medium 13Gl4c, good to
tine l5Gl6lc. and selections at 17AI2Oc. Re-
ceived since last evening hhds exported none:
stock on hand by our running statement 46l2
hhds.
FRElGHTS-A ship was taken up for Havre
to-day at lc for cotton, which is now the goin,
rate, ali the l5-l6c room having been filed up
We quot as follows:
BY Steam-Co,ton to Liverpool -99-16d: to
Bremen 1l-l6d; to New York &C., sugar to New
York s.: molasses &c u gallon tobacco s..
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool -@15- sd, to
Hayre Ole, to Bremen l7-32d, to Genoa 1!c,
to Boston &c.
SUGAR = Received this morning 1901 bids.
Themsrket is active and strong on the better
grades, and the low grades sell quite readily.
The supplies were all sold at 4t@55c for infe-
Iior 5i0s6c for common, 64G6s for fair, 6l@7c
for good fair, 7lG74c for fully fair. 730l7lc for
prime, sGslc for strictly prime, 6@s!c for sec
onds, sc for centrifugal, s4GSsc for gray clari-
ned, SSG9c for yellow clarified. 8 ts93c for
on white clarified. and l0Gl0Ic for pure white
clarified.
MOLASSES The receipts we're very liberal
thus morning and embraced 5000 bbls and 22S half
bbls. The demand is active, especially for the
high grades, and prices are well sustained. The
supplies Were mostly sold at SOC for Inferior. lOn
42c for common, 47G49c for fair, 5OG5ac for
prime, 5SW5ic for strictly prime and 55G56c
for choice.
FLOUR-There is some inquiry for Cuba. bnt
yet the sales are confined to the local trade.
The market is quiet hut strong, with moderate
stock on hand, consisting mostly of medium
grades. Low grades and choice extra is COM
paratively scarce and most called for in the local
trade for bakers use. The medium grades are
desirable for export. but as yet the foreign de-
mand is small. SIG bbs were sold outside, in the
local trade to-day. of which 100 and 100 good
treble extra at IS 25, Is do at IS 80, 40 at IS 49,
rs and SO at S. so, 200 at S. IS, so at SIS 60, so
and 80 choice treble extra at S. 624, 25, &c and |
1S3 do at s. 70, 100 ct IS ST. IS at S. Co. $50 at
s. 62! l72 choice extra at S., 200, rs and 80 at /
81 l2s, 80 and 100 choice extra at s. 20, % and |
% at S. %, 200 at S. 3d. % at Sc 49, 25 at Sc so
b Dbl. IS, 200 and 400 on private terms.
CORN MEAL-Dnl and dropping, and Offering
vt s. Il Dbl. 1850 bbls disposed of. OF which 200
spot on private terms; 200 at So 90 200 and 800 at
"a, 80 and 200 at 81 ~, and 800 to arrive at "a
y Dbl. Dealers are jobbing at "a Is ~ Dbl.
PVRk-In supply, and dull and dropping. New
ness is offering at So; old at So SO y Dbl, and