The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-31

1920
Exported past three days. - &c
Exported previously. SAP
Broken up for balinR. city consunp-
Ton, etc., ..................-... 40 5,92S
Stock on hand and on shipment -
not oleared. ................... 4,2st
FREIGHTs-The market continues mani.
mate. Cotton is shipping by all rail at zoe u
100 lbs tor Baltimore, 75c to Philadelphia and
New York, and SIZE to Boston. We continue
to quote as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool, 7-16d, to
Antwerp via Philadelphia I'd, to Boston,
Providence and Fall River, via New York
and Philadelphia, &c, to Philadelphia &c.
BY Sail = Cotton to Liverpool I'd, to
Havre 13-l6c, to Bremen 15-lGc, to Cronstadt,
ID, to Boston &c.
SrGAR-Received this morning 100 hhds.
The demand is fair. especially for the me-
dunn grades of open kettle. Yellow clarified
is dull. Prices are strong and steady and the
supplies on the landing are sold at 5AC16lc for
inferior, 6iGG64c for common, 7(dl7 c for fair,
7!@7Ic for good fair, 75G17ac for fully fair Sc
Tor PRIME, Si0S!c for strictly prime SIC for
choice, 7Gslc for seconds, 9095c for yellow
clarified, 39G}lOc for off white clarified, and
1Oac for pure white clarified. The stock in
the sheds is mostly held by dealers, who are
selling to factors and grocers at the above
outside prices. The market is bare of white
clarified in first hands.
MoLAssEs -Receiyed this morning % bbls.
mostly Of inferior quality. The market is quiet
and steady with good descriptions in request
The supplies on the landing sold at 45c for
common fermenting, 55c for prime fermenting,
and GOc for prime, not fermenting. Stock in
the sheds on the 26th inst 6i30 bbls and 143
half bbls As with sugar, the stock in the
sheds is mostly held by dealers who are SELL
ing to factors and grocers in job lots at SOC
for common, SOC for fair, 60c tor prime, 65c
for strictly prime, and GSc(970c for choice
FLoUR-The market is quiet to-day follow
ing yesterdays activity. when there were sales
of 900 bbls, about half each for the local
trade and for Cuba. To-day the sales were
confined to 1850 bbls to the local trade, of
which 90 double extra at 50; 30 choice treble |
extra at s. 40; 4S and - do at s. 80; % at
So 62!!; 50 choice extra at S. IS; 40, 50 and
45 choice extra at Sc + Dbl 40, $50, 200
and 400 bbls on private terms. The
stock on hand is very small, unusually |
50 for this period Of the season, and only %
bbls came in. by railroad this morning. The
medium and lower grades are very scarce and
in request for the local trade, and there are
few or no round lots on hand. suitable for ex-
port. AS usual, toward the close of the
month, buyers are holding off, but brisk trade
Is expected after the lst proximo, at much
stronger prices. Some purchases made lately
are held tor an improvement. The stock in
first hands is estimated at Is, 900 bbIs; an ac-
count of it will be taken tomorrow
Corn MEL-The market is dull at yester-
lays decline, with a good stock on hand.
only 200 bbis sold Of which 100 at 50 70.
md so and SO at So - p Dbl. None came in
his morning
Cow PEAs-The market is dull and de-
pressed with large stock on hand and liberal
upplles coming in, in large and small con-
lgnments, from every direction. Three car t
Dads We're offered, to arrive, at 81 50 II {
'ushel, and no sale. Dealers have a small s
OBJ trade. on ORDERS at S225G2 80 = bushel, 8
8 in quality. 1t is quoted and held at whole 1
ale at S202 Is y bushel L
PoRK-Small stock, none coming in, good
emand, and prices ruling still higher, with a
trong kilograms from Chicago. The sales
o-day embrace 1000 bbls mess, comprising 800 l
arrive, at s22: 80 repacked at S2l 10; $50 Il
rignal on private terms; 100 at $22 100 "
nd 300 extra heavy in three equal lots, on
le landing, at $50 % p Dbl Subsequently o
iers OF So % were refused and so so u
'ked for original. Some lots are held at S23, d
i'd repacked is now held at s22. Dealers are q
bbing repaeked at s22 and original at al
p 50@23 p Dbl. al
DRY SALT MEAT-Scarcely any coming in II
Id none in first hands Dealers stocks are st
nall and the demand is good at sc for
oulders, loose, SIC packed, II ic for clear ia
sides and II &c tor clear sides. Only 2O,- II
NJ lbs shoulders loose came in this morning, al
I'd were taken up at once at the above
Ices. Later two carloads shoulders sold at IN
; we heard Of some ut a little higher and I II
SKIS clear rib at II &c. Dealers obtain c fe
er the above prices in their job trade. Sc
BACON Small stock, good demand, very 10
tie coming in and fully e stronger The sales
day embrace 135 casks, of which, % casks al
oulders, to arrive, at &c, 10 casks clear rib an
les spot at 125c, 10 and 10 do at 12Ic, 10 do
ar sides spot at 49, and 40 do, to arrive, G'
l3ic = ID. Shoulders are now held at 95c, y
ar rib sides 12Ic, clear sides 13lc with
ers OF less refused An Offer Of - { was re- MI
ed for p casks clear sides. co
LARD Dali. Tierce is quoted at lie for 81
tile and II &c for refined keg l5+Ct l5.c r pll
Jobbing at e over these prices lnt
BREAKFAST BAcoS-Is dull, and quoted at 81
= ID. tn
SPARE R1Ds The market is bare. The last de
trst hands sold at IS, and dealers are re-
ing them at $40 p Dbl -
'IG PoRK-Is selling readily in lots, at