The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-14

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to- Havre gle, to Bremen ! l-l6c. to
Cronstadt I'd, to Genoa l 1-l6915c, to Bos-
ton Re.
SueAR-The supplies have fallen off mate
rially. Only GO hhds were received this
morning. and the demand is restricted in con-
sequence. About 800 hhds were sold, in
Guiding some from previous supplies at pre-
yious prices: A. 15Ic for inferior, 5t@65c for
common. 6l@6sc for fair, 6i@7sc for good
fair, 7lG73c for fully fair, u for prime, &c for
strictly prime, and SIC for choice, 8@Slc for
for gray clarified 83@9c for yellow clarified,
9@9lc for off white clarified, and 9a@10sc
for pure white clarified.
| MoLAssEs The supplies have fallen of,
and only 26S bbls were received this morning;
The demand is restricted in consequence, and
the supplies were sold at previous prices.
35(0s Acc for common not ferment-
ing, 35M45c for centrifugal, 53055c for
prime, and 57Ca Sc for strictly prime and
| 59Cl6O for strictly prime to choice not fer
menting, 45047ac for common fermentlng
and Sic for prime fermenting.
FLoUR-There is some inquiry for Great
Britain and for Cuba, but purchases are re-
tarded by the lack Of freight roon, especially
for Cuba, and no purchases have been made
as vet. In the local trade the demand is
restricted by the absence Of double extra and
the grades below, which are called for, the
stock consisting exclusively of medium extra
and the grades above. The sales comprise S75
| bbls, Of which so, 100, 100 and $50 low treble
extra at SIS SO i; so and 100 good do at So q !;
| 25 choice extra at S., SO, SO and SO at ST 70
and so at Sc 62I z Dbl The p Exchange
| fine none, double extra S. 49, treble extra
IS so, choice treble extra IS 1905, choice
family extra Sc 25(l6 Is. Market firm for
low grades; high grades neglected.
Conn MEAL-We have to note dull and
weakened market, and only 100 bbls sold to
| dealer on the landing to-day at 81 20 and
so at 81 % Il Dbl The Exchange quotes
81 25 y Dbl. Dealers are jobbing at 81 25(9
4 30 p Dbl.
PoRk-Is dull at $50 SO u Dbl for mess
The only sale is a lot Of 25 bbls mess by a
dealer at s21 U Dbl. 1t is jobbing at s2l so
$40 5O@2O Is; prime mess nominal SIT SO,
Pumps nominal Iat SIG 25 T. Dbl.
DRY SALT MEALS in light supply and
shoulders are scarce, in demand aud frmer.
5000 lbs shoulders. loose sold at 7sc. and two
car loads, 1000 lbs, at 73c u ID. Shoulders
are quoted at TIC, loose, and &c, packed, and
strong; clear rib sides at 1Olc. clear
sides 1Oac % Id. Dealers are jobbing
shoulders at SIC, clear rib sides 1Osc, clear
SIDES lUsc t. I'D. -
BAcoN-Quiet but firm with very small
M9ac, clear rib sides 11ac, clear sides 12c
y ID. Only 10 casks clear rib sides sold on
private terms
LARD-Is in light supply and in request
at 1890 for packers and 14ac for refined in
fierce. and 15c in keg. Dealers obtain ac
over the above prices in their job trade.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Westerni is dull and drag
cling at 1910 y fb.
HAMs-Dull. choice new sugar-cured are
quoted at 14014lc u fb.
WH1sKY-Prices have declined Sc p gallon
under the influence of Western advices. Ordi-
nary Western and Louisiana rect1tied is now
quoted at 95@96c T. gallon. Good stock On
hand, bnt no sales Of note.
Com IN BULK-A tow of 80, 347 bushels has
arrived. comprising the total supply on hand.
If freight-room for Great Britain could be OBJ
tanned, it would command S5Gl86c II bushel.
SPARE R1Bs-Are selling at Sc IS p Dbl.
PICKED Pres TONGUES selling at 5 /.
&c apiece, as in quality.
Pics FEEr-Are selling at 81 so u key and
SO SO y firkin.
PIG PonK-Scarce and commands $40 so p
halt Dbl.
Corn IN SAcKs-Is in light supply and
dull $50 sacks sold, of which, 100 white mixed,
in contravention, on the landing, at SIC, $50
mixed at &c. and 800 white at SSc y bushel.
The Exchange quotes mixed at $50 SIC, yellow
at 8Sc, and white at Csc Il bushei
OArs-Are in fair supply and limited de-
mand $50 sacks sold, Of which, 300 choice
at 73c, and $50 do at 74c T. bushel The Ex-
change quotes prime at nc, and choice 73c.
BRAN-Is in light supply and moderate de-
mand. $50 and $50 sacks sold at 81 30 y 100
fb. The Exchange quotes at 81 30 u 100 To.
u.y Mo1arofo cunn1v nd 1n11 200 bales
sold, of which 100 prime at S24, and 200
choice at s26 7R ton. The Exchange quotes
prime at S24, choice at S27.
BUTTER-The supply is plentiful Of me-
dunn and low grades, but very little choice
Western and Goshen. Choice Western is
selling at 3OCa 32c, medium 26(G2Sc, inferior
24125c y ID. Choice Goshen 42c, medium
$500 4Oc, inferior 35c II tb.
DRIED FRUrr-Light supply and moderate
demand. Apples are quoted at Ga07tc,
Peaches 7G1S q tb.
PoULrRYDW|estern grown Chickens sell at
.s5@5 so; young do. s3@3 so; Ducks 500
So SO; Geese S6@7; Turkeys S13@16 y
dozen. Louisiana grown Chickens sell at
81 5O@5, young $3013 so; Ducks 3d. Geese
81, Turkeys S12@15 f9 dozen.
EsCULENTs AND GREEN VEGETABLEs-GOod
supply and moderate demand for Onions.
Potatoes are in good demand. Western Po-
tatoes sell at 81 5O(03. Northern S3(03 70.
Northern Onions 50 5O(13 so, Western 81 so
az 50. Apples sl@2 5s Dbl. Cabbages So
"a u box. Sour-krout s7@9 u Dbl.
CHEESE Large stock and dull Choice
Western factory sells at 16c; New York
cream 1Sc; English dairy, nutmeg and family
favorite, TIC 79 10.
EGGs-Are scarce and wanted. Western
are selling at 27@3Oc, Louisiana 4O@45c y
dozen.
CorroN SEED O1r--Some mills have con-
tracted for two or three months make on
private terms. Refined is quoted at SOC;
crude 45@465c p gallon.
STAEcH-L,rge stock and limited demand.
Quoted at sc II ID.
MALr-Good supply and moderate demand;
selling at 81 5O@l Is = bushel.
HoPs-Sell at SOC u Id,
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-Good supply
and moderate demand. Western beans are
selling at SIC, Northern beans 4c y ID.