The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-17

Havre, 2430 to Bremen, and $3.50 to Revel.
Receipts proper since last evening 5l7z
bales, against 1926 on last Tuesday and 91S4
last year. For comparative totals for three
days and the year, and for three days ex.
ports and receipts at all points, see above
report.
ToBAcco-The only sales reported for the
past three days are hhds on Saturday and
on Monday. The amount on sale is estimated
at 300 hhds. We continue to quote Inferior
Tugs 9095c, medium to fine lO@111c, low
leaf 12G124c, medium 13@14c, good to fine
15@l64, and selections l74@2Oc.
| TOBACCO srATExlsT.
Stock on hand August 81, 1874. y. 1917
| Arrived since. ......--.......-..s IL
Arrived previously. ............. 2045 2064
1851
Exported past three days. ......... 40
Exported previously. ....-.-.-~. 5,233
Broken up for baling. city consuEp- o
Stock ' on hand and on shipmeat wv o,o--
not cleared. .........-..-........ 42s9
FEE1GHTs-A ship was taken up for Havre
| to-day, tull cargo, at lie for cotton. Yester-
day we reported one for Liverpool at ID. We
continue to quote as follows:
| By Steam - Cotton to Liverpool Sled,
| to Boston &c, to Providence &c, to Fall
River &c, to New York DC, to Philadelphia &C.
bulk corn to Liverpool lid; sugar to New
| York So; molasses 81.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32@4d, to
Havre lie, to Hamburg 3D. to Bremen
1-16c, to Cronstadt Id, to Genoa 3-32c,
to Boston &c.
SUGAE-Received this morning Gt0 hhds.
Inclement weather interrupted movements
on the landing, but the receipts We're mostly
sold. The market is strong with small stock,
vi Inf 30
&c, fair 65C16ac, good fair tote, fully fair
TIC, prime 7{c, strictly prime SC, choice Sic
seconds G0Sic, yellow clarified 5000, off
white clarified 94093c, pure white clarified
10(610ic - tb. Stock in the sheds on the
18th inst, 1896 hhds.
MoLAssEs Received this morning 3OS bbls
and 81 half bbls. Very little was done owing
to rainy weather, though there were some
sales at 35c for inferior fermenting. 4Se for
prime fermenting, $50 for cistern bottoms,
62c for choice. The supply, including the
stock in the sheds, is good but of poor quail
ty, while the call is for high grades.
Flour Yesterday we reported sales of
$500 bbls for export, on private terms. To-
day some 200O to 5000 bbls are in treaty also
for export. The sales to the local trade COM
prise 1000 bbls, Of which $50 superfne at
So Is, 40 single extra at ST 3d. 40 good treble
at 50 25, so choice treble extra at IS so, 100
at s. CO. GS, 100, 100, 100 and 100 do at So 90,
40 and 50 choice extra at So Is. 200 at S. 80,
100 at IS 81, 25 80 and 100 at Sc, 25 at
SIS 40, 100 on private terms. and $50 super
fine and choice extra at 81 IS and SG25 r Dbl
Corn MEALS quiet but firm, with a
light supply. Round lots are quoted at STA
4 O5 4 Dbl, and dealers are jobbins at 81 25
r bbl. None on the landing. Olly 200
Dbls sold at 81 r Dbl.
PoRk-The market is quiet lat yesterdays
decline, and only 30, 100 and 100 bbls mess
sold at $50 = bbl. Dealers are jobbing at
$50 50@2l Il Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Shoulders are in fair sup
ply and sides are scarce but there is very
little demand, the dealers having good stocks
on hand Shoulders are quoted at TIC loose
and 7Jc packed, clear rib sides 10sc, clear
sides lOsc q ID. Dealers obtain 4@4c over
these prices in their job trade. Only casks
clear sides sold at l03c T. ID.
BACON Quiet but frmer The stock is
small and held more strongly. holders asking
SIC for shoulders, II &c for clear rib sides and
lie for clear sides 10 casks clear sides sold
at 115c, 10 do at the railroad depot and
smaller lots at 12c = D.. Dealers obtain Ia
&c over these prices in their job trade.
HAMs-The stock is not large, but there is
scarcely any demand and the market is very
dull; 10 tierces uncanvased sugar-cured
Hams sold at BE, and choice sugar-cured at
1870 u h.
BREAkFAsT BAcoN-Is in good supply and
dull at 12!c y Id.
LARD-ls in good supply and dull, at lac
for packers in fierce, and 14lc for refined
Keg is quoted at 1439151c as in quality. A
lot Of so kegs extra choice kettle rendered
terces refined in Job lots at 145c, and some at
14ic r b.
WHIsKY-Good stock and dull. Holders
are asking 81 Ii for Louisiana rectifed and
81 Is for choice Western.
Corn IN BULK-The market is entirely bare.
SPARE RIBs The market is bare The last
in first hands sold at So and dealers are re-
failing them at SO = Dbl.
PIG PoRK-Half barrels command at 50 IS
M1O.
P1cKLED Pres TONGUES ~ Some were re-
ceived in bbls and sold at &c apiece.
PICS FEET.-kegs are selling at 81 80 and
firkins at 49,
Cow PEAs-Have commenced coming in by
rail. aud Carolina were offered by the car load
1t 81 90 p bushel, but have mostly gone into
store unsold, though there were some sales to
dealers at 81 As p bushel. 1t is yet too early
Tor much demand. Stocks 1000 bags mixed
and clay held at So.
Corn IN SAcKs-Fair supply and good de-
nand. $3.50 sacks sold, Of which $50 and 300
yellow at S5c, 500 and 1900 white at S5c T.
oushel.
OATs-Are in light supply and limited de-
rand: 400 sacks sold, Of which $50 and $50
,hoice at tic, and 100 choice black mixed at
re y bushel.
BRAN The supply is exhausted The last
sold at 81 IS 59 100 ID on the landing, and
lealers are selling in store at 50 u 100 10.
HAY-Good supply and dull. Prime is
quoted at S25 p ton. No sales.
CHEEsE-Choice Western factory is in de-
nand and commands 15l@l6c u h. The
supply of other grades is light, and the de-
nand is moderate. New York cream is
quoted at 16a@1S9c T. 10. Family favorite /
I6@17c; English Dairy Western 1G!@17c;
Northern lie Il ID.
BUTrER-Good demand for choice, but |
,ther grades are dull. Inferior Western is
quoted at 17@20c, medium 21@23c, choice
!l@27c, inferior Goshen 25@30c, medium
'0@33c, choice 3Sc = ID.
RIcE-Is dull, but holders are firm in
bair priceS Wa nuota Louisiana No