The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01
Stock on hand and on shipboaxd not


cleared 9,97t
MoLAssEs- Received this morning II bbls
Little or nothing doing. Common is quoted
nominally at 40c, fair Soc, prime 58c, choice
60965c ID gallon. Stock in the sheds 1874
bbls and 10 half bbls and 80 bbls New
York syrup.
FLoUR-Buyers are holding of, as usual, on
the last day of the month, but lower prices
have induced some to make purchases, and
1900 bbls sold, of which 100 good treble extra
at Sc 25; 100 choice treble extra at Sc rs; 100
and 300 do at 81; 100 do at 81 12R; 300 bbls
choice extra in lots at 81 1908 IS; and SO at
So 5p bbl 80 half bbls good treble extra sold
at 50 so 7p half Dbl.
The market is dull and now quoted in job
lots at SIS so for superfine; SIS rs for double
extra, Sc for low treble extra; Sc 25(16 so for
good treble extra; Sc 1907 for choice treble
extra and 81 25@S for choice and family
extra.
A car load of 200 half-barrel sacks came in
this morning from Texas, CHASING good treble
extra, and sold at 50 95 p sack at the depot.
We must repeat complaints of the light
texture of the sacks and their small size.
They should be Of heavier and stronger ma
teriaI, and of full barrel measurement. Bar
rels, of course, are preferable.
Conn MEAI-Good supply and no demand,
and quoted nominally at SO SO % bbi. Only
200 bbls sold in lots at So SO u Dbl.
PoRK-Buyers are holding off as usual on
the last day of the month, and the market is
1910 7s Dbl lower; lot OF 100.bbls mess hav-
ing sold to dealer at 1922 37a. But the stock
is small and dealers have very little, hence an
improvement is expected tomorrow, the LIST
day of the month. Dealers are retailing at
$23@23 rs 7s Dbl.
PRIME PoRK-Is selling on orders at $40 7p
Dbl
RUMp PoRK-Is selling on orders at SlS so
@19 II biol
PIG PoRK-Is selling at S11 50@12 fe
half Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAr-Dull No demand at
wholesale and very little at retail. Shoulders
may be quoted in lots at Sc; retailing at
94@91c % ID.
BAooN-Is in request and stronger, unusu-
ally so for the last day of the month. 10 and
25 casks clear sides sold, to arrive, at 14c. 10
spot at 14sc, and 10 at 144c % Id. Shoulders
are quoted at 104c, clear rib sides lac,
clear sides 144c % ID. Dealers are jobbing at
4e over these prices
BREAKFAST BAcoN--None on hand. Sup
plies would command 17@17Ic u ID.
HAMs-.Choice sugar-cured are in light sup
ply and strong, with an upward tendency IN
prices: Fancy brands are quoted at l4a9l5'
hAhD-AiShe ouPPiy, OuS oAAAy ~ yOS Wv
mand. Tierce is quoted at 143@14ic, keg
15a@15ac, buckets 15a@16c y ID.
WHIsKY-Small stock and q fair demand in
a Job way. Louisiana rectified is selling at
81 %. and Western at 81 2S@1 25 q gallon.
WHEAT IN BULK-The supplies are exclu-
sively from Texas. and are sold as received, at
81 25@1 40 y bushel, taken for Liverpool
and New York.
Corn IN BULK-None on hand Some
small arrivals by railroad are in transitu for
Alabama
CORN IN SAcKs-Is in fair supply and mod
crate demand at firmer prices for white, other
grades are selling at previous prices. Only
500 sacks sold, of which, $50 choice yellow at
$50, 100 white mixed at 93c, 100 choice white
at $50, and $50 do at Csc % bushel.
OATs-Good supply Of inferior and dull
Choice il scarce aud in request Prices are
.Yeak. Only $50 sacks sold, Of which l00 or