The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-05
and since August 81 of 1913. 522 bales ao,;re~


le at all the ports, from - IL yesterday to II M.
5: to-day, 16347 bales, against q, 906 last week
e and Is, 235 last year. and since Friday s.. 37i
d bales, against SO, 152 last week and 1874. 45e
II last year. Total since August 81, 26O4. O19
e bales. against 9, $50 433 up to Wednesday noon,
y February 4, last year Excluding the above
Is, 235) decrease So, A21 bales.
= Exports Friday to Wednesday inclusive) to
. Great Britain 5l05o bales, against SO, so lass
, week and SO, 40 last year, and to tie Cont
nent 81. OBS bales against Ii, 500 last week and
27,SS3 last year. Stocks at all the delivery
: ports made up to II NJ, Si5,45 bales, against
6S5, $50 last week and SIS 947 last year.
ToBACCo-We have not heard of a transac-
ton thus far this week except hhds on.
, timated at 3O75 hhis. We continue to
, quote as follows: Inferior Tugs 9N19lc, medium
J to fine 10@11}c, low leaf 12912lc, medium
} 13@l4c good to fine 15(0161 and selections
l75@20c. Received since last evening none ;
exported none; stock on hand by our run
: ming statement 1886 hhds.
| FREIGHTs market continues strong
: We quote as follows:
BY Steam-Cotton to Liverpool Odd.
to Havre 1!o; to Boston &c, to Providence &C.,
to Fall River SC, to New York &c, to Phiadel--
phia &C.
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 5617-32d.
to Havre gle, to Hamburg I'd. to Bremen,
l Lice, to Cronstadt I'd, to Genoa 1885,,
to Boston &c.
SUGAR Received this morning 62l hhds.
TIey were late in landing and selling slowly
at previous prices. 5G154c for inferior, 6@63c,
for common, 63@Gsc tor fair. 65@7c for good
fair, 7iG7ac for fully fair, 7ac for prime, TIC.
for strictly prime, SO9lc tor choice, 6h(@
sic for low choice seconds 85@9sc tor
yellow clarified, go 9ac for off white clarified,
aud 10@l0lc for pure white clarified
| MoLAssEs Received this morning 1889 bbls
nearly all low grades and consigned to one
party. Only good grades are in demand,
hence the IN rket is dull Only 500 bbs sold
at 400 f4c for mmon fe rmenting, soc for
cistern bottom, 5Sc for strictly prime and 60c,
for choice
FLoUR-Only local demand which, is re-
stricted by the absence OF low grades; nearly
$500 bhls sold, of which $50 bbis in lots at
S5G16 for SINCE to choice extra; so, 70 and
200 good treble at SIS 40; so good treble
extra AT SIS SO; % do at SIS SIS; 100 choice treble
extra at So 60; SO and 100 choice extra at
s. IS: so, so and so at Sc; so choice family at
Sc ~, aud so do ut S6 %; so at Sc so II Dbl.
and l50 800 and 342 bbls On private terms.
CoEN MEALS in light supply and firm,
at 81 l504 20 u Dbl. $50 and 200 bbls sold
on private terms, and so at 81 Is ~ Dbl.
Dealers are jobbing at 81 Is II Dbl.
PoRK-The market is quiet but very strong,
with small stock in first hands, and an up
ward tendency in prices. Mess is held at S2l
124G121 25. and extra heavy S21 so - Dbl,
though 800 bbls seld at $21 fP bbL Dealers
are jobbing at S21 so p Dbl. A lot of 25 bblss
prime sold at SIT 25 p Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-The market is in supply
at Tic loose, and 72C57sc packed clear rib
sides at 1o9c, clear sloes at 10ac % Id. Deal
ers obtain 5G]!c above these prices in their
job trade. 40 boxes shoulders sold at 7gc,
and 46 half casks do. sold at 74c. Shoulders
are now held at TIC, packed
BACoN-The stock is small, in few hands,
and well held. The demand for sides is good
now held at SIC, clear rib sides at 115c clear
sides at 11lc q ID. 70 casks were sold to-
day. of which Is casks shoulders at Sic, Is,
and 20 casks clear rib sides at lilo and %
casks clear sides at liz 79 ID. Dealers obtain
lc over these prices in their job trade.
BREAKFAST BACoN-A lot of Is boxes West
ern solo at 122c u ID. The market is in
good supply and very dull.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured are in light sup
ply, and quoted at 13aCG14c % ID.
LARD-ls in light supply and quoted at lac
Tor packers in ierce, and 14ac for refined ;
leg l4$CD15c q ID. so tierces refined sold at
4lc and an offer of IA &c was refused for 100
.ierces.
WHISKY Continues in good supply and
1ull, at SIC for Louisiana rectifed, 96c for
ordinary Western, and 9S0S1 for choice
Western.
Corn IN BULK-A balance of 1880 sacks,
III there is on hand, is being put in sacks and
old to the trade.
SPARE RIBS The market is BARE The last
n first hands sold at So and dealers are retail
ng them at SO p Dbl.
PIcKLED PICS TONGUES - None in first
lands. The last Id at &c. Dealers are re-
ailing them at 74c apiece
Pig PoRK-Halt bbls command 50 7561O
Pigs FEEr.-kegs are selling at 81 80 and
rkins at So
Corn IN SAcKs-Fair supply and moderate
emand, at pre- vious prices. 210O sacks sold,
! which 500 mixed at SEC; 600 and 1000 white
t SIC Il bushel
OATs-Light supply and fair demand 100
acks choice sold at 72c ID bushel
BRAN None on the landing. Yesteriay's
eceipts sold at 81 IS y 100 Id.
HAY-Good supply and limited demand.
70 bales sold, of which 100 prime at $24, and
5 choice at SGT p ton.
CoFFEE-There is more disposition to buy
n account of favorable news from Rio de ia
GIRO. $500 bags ex Delhambre sold on pri-
ate terms We quote cargoes: ordinary to low
lr lS3gls3c, fair l9@19lc, good 19s@2Oc,
rlme 2o(a2oicc u ID, gold. Job lots: ordi-
airy to low fair 18SM19c, fair 19tM2Oc..
pod 2OC120ac, prime 2Oa(121c 70 ID.
We are indebted to Messrs Marks & Co.
nd Small & Co. for the following telegram,
ited NO de Janelro February 3, and New
ork, February 4 1875: Purchases since the
ith January, $4,000 bags; cleared for Atlantic
orts' 1000; cleared for Gulf ports, 1000;
aiding, $1,000; stock, O,O0O average daily
ceipts, 1900. Price $500. Exchange 26s
cent.
BUTrER-Fair supply and moderate demand
r choice grades. Inferior and medium
AIDES are dull. Prices have fallen 2(93c "a
'und. Inferior Western is quoted at 2503
C, medium 3o(g33c, choice 37038c, inte--
Or Goshen 1s@20c, medium 22G4c.
loice 25@2Gc p I'd.
CHEEsE-No strictly choice Western fac
~ here The demand is fair for strictly