The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-26

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| to-day at 1924 for cotton. The going rates
on Al vessels are id for Liverpool, and &c for
Havre. We continue to quote as follows:
By Steam - Cotton to Liverpool 7-32d,
to Boston &c, to Providence &c, to Fall
River &c, to New York &c, to Philadelphia &C.,
bulk corn to Liverpool lid; sugar to New
York So; molasses 81.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32@1d, to
Havre lie, to Hamburg I'd, to Bremen
1-16c, to Cronstadt 19-32d, to Genoa 3-32c,
to Boston &c.
The demand is good and the supplies were
all sold at frmer prices Inferior 595ac,
common 6@6tc, fair 63@7c, good fair To
74c, fully fair 7!@73c, prime Sc, seconds
SIC, yellow clarified 9G95c, off white clari-
fed 9iM9ac, pure white clarified 10@10ic p
fb. There is no choice open kettle on hand;
it would command SIC.
MoLAssEs Only 247 bbls and 2 half bbls
were received this morning and sold at 4Oc
for inferior fermenting, 4SMJ50c for fair fer
mentng and sac for reboiled.
FLoUR-The market is dull and depressed.
although the stock on hand is rather small;
2l0O bbls were sold, Of which 500 bbls for
Cuba on private terms, and 1000 bbls to the
local trade Of which As superfne at 81 65
100 double extra at 81 So 80 at So so low treble
extra at So O5, $50 choice treble at S. IS, 225
at So IS, 100 choice extra at Sc, % at Sc 20
u Dbl and 200, 200, PA, 400 and 500 bbls on
private terms.
Corn MEAL-The supplies are small and
were all bought up at 81 u Dbl. 1925 bbls
were sold, of which so at SO 80, 1000, SO, $50
close 81 % was asked and obtained on job
lots.
PoRK-Is in good supply and dull with
downward tendency in prices. SO SO is
asked for overweight mess, but buyers offer
only $40. Full weight is held at SO so and
extra heavy at $50 T. Dbl, but no buyers.
Dealers are jobbing at $50 80 T Dbl. The
only sale to-day was 100 bbls mess on private
terms.
Dry SALT MEAT Dealers are supplied,
hence the market is dull, although there is
not much coming in. Shoulders are quoted
at 7tc loose, and 7Ic packed. Clear rib sides
1O5, clear sides II &c T. ID Dealers are jobbing
at il13c above these prices 40 boxes clear
sides sold l05c t. ib.
BAcoN-The stock is small and the market
is dull. Shoulders are in supply, but sides
are scarce. Shoulders are quoted at SIC.
Clear sides 125c II ID. Dealers obtain ic over
these prices IN their job trade. A lot of 10
casks clear sides sold at 12a = lb.
LARD-Choice refined is in request but
other descriptions are dull. Tlerce is quoted
at 14c for prime to choice packers and 14IG1
15c for refined; key 14iC1l5c, as in quality.
A lot of SO kegs choice refined sold at 14ac
u ib.
WHISKY - Good stock but no demand
Louisiana and Western rectifed is quoted
nominally at 81 10@l II t. gallon. lot of
% bbls Louisiana rectined sold at 81 10 r.
gallon.
u ID.
Cow PEAs-There is a stock on hand of up
ward of 1000 sacks, and more are coming IN
by rail. They are held at 50 r bushel for
mixed and Carolina. aud there are orders here
from Charleston to buy up at 81 25Gll so y
bushel. 1t is too early yet in the season
for the market to open, yet there is some III
quiry, and buyers offer 81 65Gll 70 = bushel
SPARE RIBS The market is bare. The last
in first hands sold at So, and dealers are re-
failing them at SO T. Dbl
PFC PORK Is selling in half bbls at 50 $50
10 - half Dbl.
ply and held at 4. apiece.
HAMs-The market is very dull and prices
are much lower. Choice sugar-cured are quo
ted at 13M l3Ic T. fb.
Com IN SAcKs-The supply in first hands
is Exhausted; good demand at higher prices.
Tue sales on the landing comprised $500
Sacks of which 300 white, 400 white mixed,
600 yellow and 500 mixed at 92c, and 800
mixed at 95c p bushel A dealer sold 500
sacks white in stora at 92c, 500 at 93c and
800 at $500 and now holds at Csc {. bush
ell with 97c refused for 1000 bags white.
OATS Are in fair supply and good demand
$50 sacks sold, Of which COO at Tic, $50 and
200 at 72c q bushel
Bran Good supply and moderate demand.
10 sacks sold at 81 60 p 100 ib.
HAY-Good supply of prime and light sup
ply of choice No sales. Prime is quoted at
S2iG125, choice at S30(131 u ton.
CHEESE Good supply and limited demand
Choice Western fac DRY is quoted at l6c, New
York cream lS5c + h.
BUTTER Is dull. Fair supply and plenty
on the way. Choice Western is quoted at 26
@2Sc, medium 23M 25c interior 1SGI2Oc Il
ID; inferior Goshen 25G30c, medium 32G935c
choice 3703Sc z ID.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-Light supply
and moderate demand. Green peas sell at
IS 25 T. Dbl; Western beans 81; T. tb; Noltl-
ern SIC y lb.
DRIED FRUIT - Good supply and dull.
Apples are quoted at 740Sc, Peaches re
PouLTRY- Western grown Chickens sell at
Sc; young do at 81; Ducks 81; Geese sea |
Chickens S4 5OC15; young 50 5000; Geese
EGGS are plentiful and dull, |
and are quoted at 25030c u doz.
EsCULENTs AND GREEN VEGETABLEs-Light |
supply and moderate demand Holders are
firm. Western potatoes are quoted at 50 80 |
G13 rs; Northern, S3G03 so. Western
onions 81 25@5 so; Northern, 81 25C15 50.
Apples, 81 5O@4 Il Dbl Sour-krout, s10@ |
II 5a Dbl. Cabbages S1O@12 fp 100.
CoFFEE-The market is quiet and prices are
nominal Stock in hands of dealers 5000
bags; in first hands 26 S36 bags. We quote
cargoes: fair 1S5N1lSic. gold, good 1S4@l9c,
prime l9l@19ac u 10. Job lots: ordinary Isl
9lS4c, tar lSa0l9c. good 19i@l94c, prime
l94@2Oc fp 10.
we are indebted to Messrs. Marks & Co.
and Small & Co. for the following tele gram,
lated Rio de Janeiro, February "a, and New
York, February %, 1875: Purchases since
he 18th inst. $4,000 bags, stock 10000,
cleared for Atlantic ports 10000 bags,