The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-30

bales, against SOIL on last Friday, and TO- 094
last year. For receipts at all ports see above.
ToBAcco-The only sale reported to-day
was hhds at -. Weeks sales hhds. The
amount on sale is estimated at 307o hhds. We
continue to quote as follows: Inferior Tugs ga
95c, medium to fine 1O@114c, low leaf 12G1
12Ic, medium 1901 good to fine l50l64,
and selections l74@2Oc.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock On hand August 81, 1874 1917
Arrived since. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
Arrived previously. ............... 1878 2,0l7
1884,
Exported past three days...-..-..- none
Exported previously. ....-.-.-. 5, 1917
Broken up for balinG, city consnnp-
ton, etc ...........- 1913 5,521
Stock on hand and on ahipmeas -
not cleared. ........--.-..... Abb
FEEIGHTs ship was taken up for Havre
to-day at lc for cotton, and one for Cronstadt
at I'd. Yesterday we reported one for Liver
pool, without consignment, at ID. The mar
ket is firm, and we continue to quote as fol-
lows
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -019-32d,
to Havre lc; to Boston &C, to Providence &,
to Fall River &C., to New York &c, to Philadel-
phia &c.
BY Sail-Cotton. to Liverpool 15-32@1d,
to Havre ole, to Hamburg I'd, to Bremen
Lice. to Cronstadt Sd, to Genoa 1890,
to Boston &c.
SuGAR-Received this morning 1923 hhds.
The demand is good for low grades and clari-
fed, but the medium grades are a little
weaker. The supplies were mostly sold
at 5@154 for inferior, 6@6sc for com
mon, 6sM6ac for low fair to fair,
a. SC for strictly prime to choice, SIC for choice,
6aOSi for low choice seconds, S}G.95c for
yellow clarified, 9(@94c for off white clarified,
and 10GG10l c for pure white clarified. Stock
in the sheds on the 29th inst. 1875 hhds.
MoLAssEs- Received this morning 1907
bbs and so half bbls The supplies are
poor in quality and neglected, while strictly
prime and choice are scarce and il demand.
The supplies were disposed of at SOC for els
tern bottom, 35G145c for common to fair fer
menting, soc for prime fernenting, 55(a 5Gc
for strictly prime fermenting asa soc for fair,
not termenting, 53CG5Gc for prime, aud $50
Stock in the sheds on the 10Th inst, 1905
bbls and $50 half bbls.
FLoUR-No demand for export and that for
the local trade is restricted by the absence Of
low grades Only SO bbls were sold of which
100 supertine at 50, l2j double extra at s. .,
so low treble extra at 50 30. 100 good do mt
s. 60, 100 choice extra at So, 100 at Sc %,
100 at s. 50 and 25 at So IS = Dbl. Buy
ers are now holding of, as customary toward
the close of the month.
Conn MEALS i'll good supply, but there is
a better feeling and the market is tirmer
Holders are asking 81 TO- and %, %, So 100,
30, 80 and is bbls sold at 81. Dealers are
jobbing at 81 p Il Dbl.
PoRK.-Is in better demand and prices have
further advanced 25c t Dbl. so and 100 bbls
new standard mess sold at $40 Is, and 320 do.
in two lots, to dealers at $50 T. Dbl, and % and
so bbls on private terms. Dealers are now
selling ON orders at - so u Dbl. Rumps
are selling at S16MT r Dbl.
Dry SALT MEATS in good supply but
slow Of sale, the dealers having good stocks
on hand. Some sales OF shoulders and sides
were made; prices withheld and thought to be
weaker. 3 car loads shoulders sold on private
terms. Shoulders are now quoted at &c loose,
and Tic packed, clear rib sides Zoe, clear
sides l0bc + ID. Dealers obtain !c over these
prices in their job trade. Some 80 boxes
shoulders sold in job lots mt the railroad de-
pot at u T. tb.
BACON Small stock, but only job demand.
Shoulders are quoted at sec. clear rib sides at
10Ic, clear sides at II &c T. ID. Dealers OBJ
tain ,c over these prices in their job trade.
Only casks clear rib sides sold at 1Oic, and 5
do clear sides at II C = b.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is very dull and still
lower; 10 boxes Western sold a. 12fc p ID.
New York commands 15c f. ID.
HAMs-Are in good supply and very dull
Choice sugar-cured are quoted at 13iG1133c
p b. and jobbing at SC higher. A lot of 5
tlerces choice sugar cured sold at 14c T. tb. |
Choice New York sugar-cured commands l5c
u ID.
LARD lis in light supply and frmer. fierce
S quoted at l3lc for packers and 144c tor
.efned, keg 1i$G115c 51lb keg is scarce. a lot
If $50 tierces refined sold ut 11ac ~ IL.
WHIskY-A lot of 20 bbls Louisiana recti-
led sold at 97c, and 50 bbls pure Bourbon |
odd, TO arrive, at 81 80 T gallon. The mar
set is in good supply aud dull At 97(a9oc for
Louisiana rectifed aud ! 0l for choice
Western.
Conn N BU1K-A tow of 10000 bushels
ame in on the 2Sth inst, making total sup
by Offering OF 80, 347 bushels. Holders ask
ng soc r bushel on the spot and to arrive.
Dom could be had.
SPARE Bs-The market is bare. The last
n first hands sold at IS and dealers are retail
ng them at so II Dbl
PIcKLED Pics TONGUES - None in first
lands. The last I'D at 7c. Dealers are re-
ailing them at lie apiece.
PFC PoRK-H4lt bis command 50 75G 10.
PICS FEET, Kegs are selling at 81 30 and
Conn IN SAcks-Good supply, but yester-
lays receipts are not yet landed. The de-
nand is fair at tirmer prices; 300 and 500
nd 1000 sacks choice white sold at S5c p
,ushel.
OATs-Light supply and moderate demand.
90 and $50 sacks sold at zoe T. bushel these
we're yesterdays outside figures.
BRAN Is in light supply and fair demand
80 sacks sold at 81 80 4 100 II.
HAY-Good supply and dull. No sales
'rime is quoted at S24, choice at SIG r ton.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-Good supply
nd dull. Western beans are quoted at sea
Z r Dbl. Northern 3l@34c q ID. Green
eas $S(aS 80 q Dbl.
DRIED FRu1r-Plentiful and moderate de-
hand. Apples and peaches are quoted at u %
&c q ID.
EGGS - Fair supply and good demand. {
Western are selling at 2S032c, Louisiana 40(G