The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-12-29

against 52O,542 last year, reducing the in

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against 52O,542 last year, reducing the in
crease to 237 bales.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts |
at all the ports from II NJ. Saturday to II NJ
to-day "a, 1922 bales, against "a, 600 last week
and AZ, 157 last year, and since Friday ~. olO
last wear. Total since Aug. 81, 2,02e, 429
bales. against 1902, 1872 up to Saturday |
noon. Dec. 26, last year Excluding the above |
~. 1j0-increase 257, $50 bales.
| Exports FRIDAY and Saturday, to Great
Britain 1897 bales, against 80, 405 last
week and 1884 last year, and to the Cont
nent 5667 bales, against 1858 last week
and %, 524 last year. Stocks at all the delivery
ports made up to IL NJ, SIG, 43O bales, against
7GO, 796 last week and 74s. 653 last year.
ToBAcco-We did not hear of sale to-day. |
Sales last week 121 hhds, against 47S the week
before The amount on sale is estimated
at 2725 hhds. We continue to quote IS
follows: Inferior Tugs 9@94c, medium to fine
1O@1lac, low leaf 12@l24c, medium 10
a. 14c, good to fine 15@16I. and selections
l7J@2Oc. Received since Saturday evening
10 hhds; exported none; stock on hand by
our running statement 1921 hhds.
FREIGHTs-Several charters were effected
last week which were not reported at the
time. All the freight DOM for Havre at 15-l6c
has been taken up, and the quotation is now
1c. The going rates are 1882 and 1c. We
continue to quote as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -99-l6d;
to Bremen "a 11-16d, to New York &c, to Boston
l1.16c, to Philadelphia &c. Molasses to New
York So % Dbl. Sugar 0@s5 Tobacco Sc.
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32C0-d,
the latter for consignments; to Havre %
1c, to Bremen l 1-16@1sc, to Genoa l-l6
(G11c., to Boston &c.
SUaAR-Received this morning S79 hhds.
The market is quiet but firm and unchanged,
with good demand for the better grades,
which are comparatively scarce. Inc sup
5i06c for common, $1,000 for good COM
mon to fair, 7@7sc for fully fair, 73c for
prime, 7s@Sc for strictly prime, cfor choice,
6M8,c for low to choice seconds, 7s@84c for
centrifugal, 8lM8}c for gray clarified, 6l09c
for yellow clarified, 5000 for off white clari-
fed, and 9a@1Oc for pure white clarified
J Mo1AssEs- Received this morning 21lS bbls
and 80 half bbls The demand is good at
, stronger prices for the high or ,des which are
. scarce, but prime and the grades below are
dull, and prices are irregular. The move
ment is retarded by the scarcely of choice de-
scriptions. About 1000 bbls were sold at 81
@,53e for fair, 56157c for prime, $4,000
for strictly prime, and &c for choice.
)I FLou1s-In the absence of low grades, which
are wanted in the local trade, the market IS
{ very dull, and only S35 bbls sold of which 100
donble extra at SIS, so low treble extra lat
SIS So, SO and SO at SIS 37a, 35 and 50 good
do at SIS so, 100 choice do IS IS, 100 at s. %,
q 100 choice extra at Sc 25, 200 bbls on private
terms. and 100 half bbls choice extra on the
q landing, at So Is II half Dbl.
Conn MEALS very dull and only l0O
q bbls sold on the landing at So 80, % in store
at 50 s., and Is at So so u Dbl. Holders ask
0 50 So U Dbl, and dealers are jobblng at -
e y Dbl.
"a PoRK-No demand. Mess is quoted nominal
y ly at $40 so p bbl Dealers Job price $40 SO
! 62l, but scarcely anything dong.
DRY SALT MEAr-Continues very dull and
, there is scarcely anything doing even in the
j Job trade. Shoulders are quoted at 7ac,
loose, and 7sc packed; clear rio sides les
# 9ac, clear sides 1O5c y I'd. Shoulders are
d retailing slowly at 74@8c y ID; ), and %
!. casks shoulders sold in lots at 7ac u tb.
BAcoN-The market is bare of shoulders.
= There are some sides on hand, but no de-
4 mand, even in the job trade; shoulders are
quoted nominally at &c, clear rib sides 12ac,
n clear sides 13c y ID.
a BREAKFAST BAcoN-Westerni is dull and drag
ging at 1910 y ID.
n HAMs-New are in better supply and prices
5 have weakened. Choice sugar-cured are now
offered at 15c p To. No sales.
|. LAID-A lot OF 25 ierces refined sold at
It 14!c u tb. The supply is small but the mar
ket is dull. Tierce packers is quoted at l3lc,
refined 14ic, keg 14ac II 10. Dealers obtain
&c above these prices in their job trade.
Picked Pres FEET-Some 30 kegs sold at
- 81 so u key; tirkins are quoted at SD 81.
, PICKED Pro ToNGUEs-Are selling at 51
&c apiece.
E WHISTLES dull and Louisiana is quoted
~ ~ at S1Ca1 OF. Choice Western 81 O3 1e gallon
e Com IN BULK-The market is bare. The
!, last tow, 5000 bushels, sold for Great
= Britain last week on private terms.
;. Corn IN SAcks-Fair supply and quiet but
firm. The sales comprise 2lOO sacks, OF which
$50 mixed at Ole, $50 and $50 choice yellow
at 92c, 100 white in burlaps, at 93c, 3oO vel
.. low at CSC; $50 and 1000 choice white at 95c g
bushel.
OATs-Good supply and limited demand
only $50 sacks sold at 74c y bushel:
BEAN-Is in light supply and dull; only 81
sacks sold, 81 20 Tp 100 lbs.
HAY-Prime is in fair supply and dull. Nc
choice on the landing SO bales prime solo
at S24 J9 ton.
previous prices. The demand is fair. In
ferior Western is selling at 2O(925c medium
Ia 25M28c, choice 3O032c, inferior Goshen 2;
~ Ia soc. medium 35(aJ4Oc, choice 43c p ID.
nj CHEEsE-No inferior qualities in market
=. Choice is scarce and in request. Choice
+ Western factory sells at Ice; New Yorl
.. cream 1Sc; English dairy, nutmeg and famll.
20 favorite, TIC Y ID.
81 CoFFEE-Prices are firmer owing to Avor
- able advices from New York. Stock in FRS
es hands ABB bags, stocks in dealers hands $50
nj bags We quote cargoes fair 17s(9 1sc; gold
~ good 1871 a. 49,; prime IS! 919c u ID; job lots
ID fair 1s,@1sac; good 1o4@19c; prime 19@
1910 y ID.
Trio telegram
AZ New YORK, Dec %, 1874.
T. To Small l. Co.:
RIO DE JANE1Ro, Dec. 26, 1874.
re Rece;nts coffee since Dec. 10. ... $500