The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-14

Exported past three days.......... n
Exported previously. .....-....--. 4,2lO
Brokea up for baling, city eonss ZOO
stock on hand and on shipsnsci -,
not Seared. ................- 4.57
FRElGHTS-A ship was taken up for Liver
pool YESTERDAY At ID for cotton, and within fev
days previously two ships for Havre Noticed Ii
our last report) at lc. We continue to quote al
follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 9-16d; to Ant
werp and Bremen via New York 1sc; to Boston
Providence, etc., via New York, &c; rice, ETC., tc
New York 60c y Dbl; molasses Sc y gallon
sugar S. y hid; tobacco 50; bulk grain to Law
| erpool lid.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool i'd; to Hsvre 1c
to Genoa 1ic; to Boston &c; oilcake TO London
40s.
SUGAR-Received this morning ia hhds. The
market is dull, and supplies are accommodating
at unchanged though weaker prices. About goo
hhds sold to-day at 505ic for inferior, 6@64c for
common, 81 2 &c for fair, 7@7{c for good fair,
74@7lc for fully fair, Sc for prime, SIC Tor
clarified. gray clarified S5@8ic, 9094c for Of
white clarified, and 104@l0s for choice white
clarified. No choice white clarified on hand. 1t
is called for and would command full prices.
Stock in the sheds 826 hhds.
MOLASSES-Received this morning 1898 bbls
and 10 half bbls. Buyers are holding back, and
the receivers were compelled TO submit to = fur
ther reduction Of &c q gallon in order to realize.
The supplies were mostly sold at 5O052c for fair,
530s55c for prime, 56@57c for strictly prime, and
5Sc for choice. 81 half bbls strictly prime bought
at 60c. Stock in the sheds. 96l bbls and l19 half
bbls.
FLOUR-Dull and very little demand to-day,
steady and unchanged. No demand for Cuba
since Wednesday, when 2l0O bbls were reported
on Change. Only $50 bbls sold on Change to-
day, OF which 100 spot at s., 100 at IS 10, $50 on
private terms, 40 to arrive at IS 40, and 500 at
IS so, and IS half BIB spot at So Is " half bbl
and 156 outside, of which so choice treble extra
at IS so, and lO6 choice extra at SC 124 y Dbl.
CORN MEAL-The supply is hight, but the de.
mand is very limited. so barrels sold, outside, at
"A 10, so and SO do at 81 Is. Dealers are jobbing
PORK-A lot Of 1870 barrels mess came in by
railroad this morning, comprising the total sup
ply and sold in lots Of 25 barrels to dealers, at
$25 70 barrel. Dealers are selling it rapidly on
DRY SALT MEAT-None in FIRST hands and
very little in dealers s hands. They are obtaining
readily 9{c for shoulders, 13c for clear rib sides
and Isle for clear sides.
BACON-Scarce and in request with . good
order trade at 93c for shoulders, 14!c for clear
rib sides, and l4sc for clear sides. Shoulders are
held stongly in lots, at &c. clear rib sides lac,
clear sides 14a@l44c p n. 5 and 20 casks shout
ders sold on the spot At SIC. and IS to arrive at
GIG pit;
LAhD-SCAIC0. III Ucm0UU duu duV8uCiuS. 10
tierces sold outside. to arrive, st 14lc, and 250
kegs ON the spot at 15c y b. On Change 50
tierces refined sold to arrive, ct 145c. Some re-.
fused for so tisrces more to arrive, and Is terces
sold At ,Sc y D. fierce is retailing at 154c, keg
Ice u b.
HAMS-In light supply and selling at 12a@
1S3c for choice old sugar.cured. No new on
BREAKFAST BACoN-Is in light supply and
selling at 143@15c y H..
81 02@1 o. y gallon. The supply Of Western is
light and there is only choice Cincinnati on hand
which is quoted at 81 "a u gallon. A lot Of so
bbls choice Cincinnati sold at 81 o. y gallon.
WHEAT IN BULK-None on hand and nsne
CORN IN BULK-The market il bare.
CORx IN SACKS-very light supply and not
much demand. 100 sacks choice white sold on
the landing At 81 10 , bushel. Some white, bat
no mixed or yellow on hand.
OATS-Light supply and moderate demand.
$40 sacks sold on the landing, Of which % and
$50 1t CSC, and 1S2 hggt weight at &c u bushel
BRAN-Fair supply and quiet; 400 sacks sold
On the landing on private terms. Holders are
HAY-Good supply and moderate demand.
Tho sales on the landing comprise $50 bales, OF
which 400 prime at 500, 100 choice at SAG 50. and
50 do at $27 u ton.
COFFEE-Grocers' stocks are small and a mod |
srate local demand. Stock in fret hands COM |
prises $500 bags. There is moderate demand |
lor the West, and shipments are in small lots |
We are indebted to Aessrs. Marks h Co. and |
Small Il Co., for the following telegram. dated
Rio Janeiro, Nov. II, 1874, via New York. Nov
g, 1874:
Purchases Coffee since 4th Nov. .. $4,000
Cleared Atlantic ports Observation-Disclosures. 1900
feared Gull ports. none
loading observation-disclosures. 26.OOO
stock 800 600 |
Average daily receipts. Observation-Disclosures. 12,2Oo