The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-22

at 1916 The going rates for cotton are
still 15-32d for Liverpool and 1910 for Havre,
but conSgnments are respectively quoted at
I'D and lie. We quote as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -@9-16d;
to Bremen s@11-16d, to New York ac, to Boston
11-16c, to Philadelphia &c. Molasses to New
York 50 p Dbl. Sugar -@s5. Tobacco Sc
By sail.Cotton to Liverpool 15-s2t9-d,
the latter for consignments; to Havre 15-16c
O., to Bremen 1-16@1sc. to Genoa 1-16
Ollie, to Boston &c.
SrGAR-Received this morning 1871 hhds.
The demand is good and prices are frmer,
with a tendency to advance. The supplies
were sold as landed at 4R@5ac for infe-
rior, 5000 for common, 6s@6lc for
good common to fair, 6a@6sc for good fair,
7@574c for fully fair, 7}c for prime, 73(G8c for
strictly prime, SIC tor choice, 66Ssc for
low to choice seconds, 7a@83c for centrifu-
gal, S4@8Ic for gray clarified, S4@9c for yel-
low clarified, 9@92c for off white clarified,
and sac 1Oc for pure white clarified. Stock in
the sheds 2725 hhds.
MoLAssEs- this morning 1902 bbls
and ~ half bbls. The demand is active and
the supplies were sold as fast as landed at
prices showing an advance of &c per gallon.
Fair 50@52, prime 53054c, strictly prime
55@56 and Sc, choice 500 Coo per gallon.
FLouR-We note some inquiry for Cuba to-
day, and two or three lots are in treaty.
Good treble extra, suitable for export, is
quoted at SIS 25Cv}5 37b, choice do So 900
Is p Dbl. In the local trade there is quite
a good demand, although it is retarded by
the scarcity of double extra and the grades
below, which are most called for. The stock
consists of medium extra and higher grades.
The sales embrace $500 bbls, Of which 200
superfine at 81 IS, 200 single extra at 81 Is,
25, so and SO double extra at SIS, So low treble
at S. 15(o,5 81, 25 good do at SIS 25, SO and
100 at SIS So SO choice treble extra at S. rs,
IT'S choice extra at Sc, 100, $50 200, 400, 300,
300, 457 and 500 bbls on private terms. No
sales on Change.
Com MEA1-The supplies are light but
there appears to be little or any demand.
Holders ask So 80, and 400 bbls sold on
change on private terms. It is jobbing at
81 1904 Is y Dbl
PoRK-No demand. Mess is quoted nom-
inally at $4,000 25 y hb] Dealers are job
bling at s21 y Dbl. A lot of 100 bbls mess
sold at $40 25 p Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-The market is about &c
frmer. owing to light supplies and dealers
stock having run out. 10000 TBS shoulders
sold at &c. a car load do at 7sc, 25 boxes do
7ac, 40 boxes do at 7sc, 10 casks clear rib at
104c, and 10000 lbs clear sides at 1Osc p tb,
and 10000 shoulders on private terms. Clear
IT'D sizes are QuOIeQ lUic. dealers are relall-
ing shoulders at &c u Id.
Dealers are jobbing shoulders at 9ac, clear rib
sides 13c, clear sides 1910 q ib. 1t may be
quoted in round lots, nominally, &c below
these prices.
LARD-Tierce, packers, dull at 1870 -
fb. Refined is in light supply and quoted at
144c p ID. Keg is quoted at 14ac p h.
Dealers obtain 4c more in their job trade. 10
kegs refined sold at 15c p tb.
HAMs-Choice new sugar-cured are in light
supply and command Is! a. 6c y ID. Old are
dull and quoted at 12c p ID. A lot of Is tierces
new sold at Ice - ID.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Western is in supply
and dull at 13@14c p tb. Northern is in
light supply and commands 16c u ID:
Corn IN BUIK-None on hand. The last
tow sold to distiller on private TERMS
SPARE RVs-Are selling at ss@S so y ton,
q decline.
PICKED Pres ToSeuE-Are jobhing at &c
apiece.
WH1sKY-Good demand with scarcity of
fed is selling at 81 0301 O5. so bbls choice
Louisiana sold at 81 O3, and SO bbls choice
Western at 81 O3 y gallon.
Com IN SAcKs-Fair supply and moderate
demand at &c y bushel lower. $50 sacks
sold on the landing, Of which 300 yellow and
mixed at 97c, 200 choice yellow and $50 choice
white at CSC ID bushel.
OATs-Are in fair supply and moderate de-
mand. 200 sacks choice sold on the landing
at TIC, decline of 1c y bushel.
BRAN-Is in fair supply and good demand,
but at easier prices for buyers. 1000 sacks
sold on the landing. of which $50 at 81 Is,
and 200 fancy at ST 20 y 100 ID, decline Of
SC p 100 fb.
nv T;boxo1 cuccI,r o~1 a,11 NJ .o1..
Choice sold on the landing on Saturday at
S25 5O@26 so p ton.
BurTEE-Good supply and fair demand.
25M28c, choice 32c, inferior Goshen 3O@ 33c,
medium 35@37c, choice 42@43c II ID.
CHEEsE-Is scarce and in request. Choice
Western factory is selling at 1871 16c; New
York cream 18c y ID.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-Good supply
and moderate demand Western beans are
selling at 3Bc, Northern beans &c y ib.
Green peas SO p Dbl.
DRIED FRUrT-Is scarce and in fair demand.
Apples and Peaches are quoted at Sc - tb.
PoULTRY-Western grown Chickens sell at
S4@4 so, young do S2@3 so; Ducks s2@3 so;
Geese S6@7; Turkeys $9@12 p dozen.
Louisiana grown Chickens sell at S4@4 so;
young do at S2@3 SO; Ducks S2@3 so; Geese
SCOT, Turkeys S9@12 ~ dozen.
EGGs-Good supply and fair demand.
Louisiana selling at 35@40c, Western 27@
soc p dozen.
RIcE-The demand is fair Holders are
firm. Receipts are slacken,ng. Stock on
hand on the 18th inst. 500 bbls; received
since 2O60 bbls; sold during the week 1898
bbls; stock on hand on this day 7742 bbls;
rough rice received during the week 1876
SACKS. We quote: Louisiana No 2, 3l@4",
common 5i05ac, ordinary Ga &c, fair $50
&c, prime 74@74c, choice is nominal.
EscuLENrs AND GREEN VEGErABLEs-Good
supply and dull Western are quoted at So,
Northern, S3(a3 25. Northern Onions SAC
4 so; Western So SOFAS so. Apples sl@3 =
Dbl Csbbages s5@6 U box, and s@15c
apiece in bulk, according to size. Sour-krout
cS@9 p Dbl.
Iron CorroN TEs-Good supply and de-
mand. The Arrow Tie is selling at 5l@7c y
tb. with discount on round lots The Beard
4 Brothers Tie sells at &c y ib, with dis
count on round lots.