The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-02

lows INFERIOR rugs 53(d}J4c, medium 10 mn
l0@114c, low leaf 12(9l23c, medium 13{914c
, good to fine 15@l63. and selections I7s@
8 zoe. Received since Saturday evening none
Exported none. Stock on hand by our run
. ming staten ent 4249 hhds.
FREIGHTs-We continue to quote as fol
, lows: ....
By Steam : Cotton to Liverpool 7-32d
to Boston &c, to Providence &c, to Fail
River ic, to New York DC, to Philadelphia &c
bulk corn to Liverpool HID; sugar to New
York So; molasses 81.
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool l5-32MId, to
Havrs 1c, to Hamburg "a, to Bremen
Lice. to Cronstadt 10 sd, to Genoa l 3-32c,
to Boston &c.
SUGAR-The receipts this morning COM
prised 6Si hogsheads. The demand is good
and the supplies were sold at firm
prices: Inferior ga SIC, common 6G6 good
common &c, good far 7slG7Sc, fully fair 74c,
prime oCt SIc, choice SIC, seconds SIC, yellow
clarified 9iNe95c, off white clarified 93(y 10c
pure white clarified 10t@10sc y ID. Stock
in the sheds on the 26tn inst, 3239 hhds.
MoLAssEs- Received this morning, 1877 bbls
and 166 hi # bbs, which were mostly sold at
4OIaJ3lc for centrifugal, as in quality, 45c for
fair fermenting, and 53c for fair reboiled.
Stock in the sheds on the 9th ult, 9, 500 bbls
and al half bbls.
We are indebted to Messrs. Block & Gerard
for the following statement Of monthly re-
ceipts of Sugar and Molasses:
Feb. %, 1874. Feb. IS, 1875.
Sugar hhds ....... SOB 1902
Mo iassea, H hali IBIS. is IS ' 52i
Total lo74-Gi.9 ol lhds. IL, COL bbls, 5097
halt bbls.
Total 1875 5000 hhds. 195, 99l bbls, $50
half bbls.
Flour The market has opened with fair
demand for the local trade and some inquiry
for export The stock Oh hand is small and
| consists mostly of choice extra, which is very
| dull at low prices There are very few round
lots offering suitable for export. The sales
| embrace 1850 bbls, Of which so low treble ex-
| ira at So; 100 good do at s. l.: 200 choice
| extra at So 40; 125, 80 and $50 at So 80
100 and 125 at s. 70; 80 at So 50; 100 at 50 90
90 30, 100 and 100 at 81 200, l25, 300 and
:525 to the local trade Oh private terms, and 800
bbls tor Cuba on private terms. Stock on
hand on the 9th ult. IS, 345 bbls.
Com MEAi. Scarce, in demand and ad-
vancing. 100, 100 and 100 bbls sold at 81 -.
and 80 at 81 30 jobbing il. 81 35Gtl 80 p
Dbl.
PoEK-Far stock but no demand. Mess is
quoted at 9l9C119 % , bbl, as in quality
and weight, and choice extra heavy is held at
so + Dol. Dealers are jobblng at s2U(a20
Is T. Dbl.
Day SALT MEAT The stock is small and
shoulders are in better demand and tirmer
Shoulders are quoted at Va ~ loose, and
7!Gl75c packed. Clear rib sides 1870 l0iM
C, clear sides II ~ Z = ID 10 and Is casks
shoulders sold at 10 4 ii: y d., in job lots,
At re; 30 900 IL loose at 7ic, and 1l,0oo H.
clear rib siies, loose, at lo5c. Dealers are
Jobbing at II, lc over these prices.
Bacon Small st OK bat no demand Shoul-
dels at quoted at Ssc, clear rib sides II e.
Gear sides l2ic q ID. The job prices are &c
over these.
LARD Choice refined is in request but
other d. scriptions are dull fierce is quoted
at he for prime to choice packers and al "a,
15c for refined; key II o. l5c, as in quality.
Some so tierceS refined sold in Job lots at IA &C
r H..
HAM, Continue very dull, and are quoted
at l3G 1871 for choice susar-eured. lot Of
tierces very choice sold at 1885, p Ii.
BREAKFAST BACON - Is dull and quoted
nominally at l2Jc r IL.
WHISKY Good stock but no demand. Lou
siana and Western rectifed is quoted nomi-
naly at 81 1901 II p gallon.
SPARE RIBS The market is bare. The last
in first hands sold at s., and dealers are re-
failing them At SO p Dbl.
PFC Pork Is selling in half bbls at 50 75Gl
10 = half Dbl
PICKED Pres ToSGUEs-Are- in light sup
ply and held at &c apiece.
Cow PEAS The stock is held at s. -
bushel, and some are offered to arrive at 81 70
ii 49, but it is yet too early in the season
for the market to open. To-day lot Of $50
sacks sold to dealer on private terms.
Corn IN SACKS-In demand and none in
first hands; very little left in the hands of
dealers. Dealers sold 800 sacks, in store, on
orders at 81 %, 81 or, 81 10 and 81 TO- I. |
bushel for white, yellow and mixed; the out |
side prices showing further advance sc per |
bushel.
OATs-The supply is almost exhausted and |
the demand is moderate; $50 sacks sold, of
which 200 prime at 71c, $50 choice at 72c r.
bushel.
BRAS-Light supply and dull No sales.
Sales on Saturday were at 81 65@1 10 T.
100 lbs
HAY-Good supply Of prime and light sup
ply Of choice. The demand is limited. 100
bales prime sold at SD r ton
STAR CANDLES supply and offering at
15Jc r ID.
BurrEE- Is dull. Fair supply and plenty
on the way. Choice Western is quoted at q
C12Sc, medium 23C 25c, inferior 1S(q20c II
ID; inferior Goshen 25Cg30c, medium 32(a 35c,
choice 37G13Sc n ID.
-, CHEESE -G Good supply and limited demand.
Choice Western factory is quoted at Ice, New
York cream Isle, English dairy north ern lSc,
English dairy western lie T b.
EscULENTs AND GREEN VEGErABLEs-Light
supply and moderate demand. Western po-
tatoes are selling at 50 9O@3 %; Northern
S303 so. Western onions 81 5005; North
ern S5@5 so. Apples S3M14. Sour-krout
Sl0@1l T. Dbl. Louisiana cabbages S1O012
q 100.
POULTRY Western grown chickens sell at
s. 500, 6; young do s3@4. Ducks S3 50Cl
so. Geese Sc 50@7 80. Turkeys S1601s +
1oz. Louisiana grown chickens sell at 81 500
); young 50 5OfG)3.
EGGs-Louisiana are plentiful. Western
IRE in light supply The demand is moder-
tie. Western and Louisiana are quoted at
25G3 SOC + doz.
DRIED FRU1r-Far supply and limited de-
nand. Apples and peaches are quoted at
ia Sc = ID.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-Large stocf, and