The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-26
he NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, TUESDAY, JANUARY g. 1875

The Exchange kilograms make the receipt
at all the ports, from IL NJ Saturday to - N
to-day, 27,163 bales, against II, I'll last wee
and 30, 1856 last year, and since Friday 43, 50
bales, against 26,433 last week and 80
last year. Total since August 81, 2, 442, 9S
bales, against 2,434, 622 up to Sunda
noon, January 25, last year Excluding hal
OF the above 30, 3S6)-increase 1851 bales.
Exports FRIDAY to Saturday inclusive) t.
Great Britain 25,S21 bales, against %, 294 las
week and %, $50 last year, and to the Cont
nent 1877 bales, against 41S2 last week ant
1891 last year. Stocks at all the deliver,
ports, made up to II NJ, SS7, 2l2 bales, agains
S64, 124 last week and Sl5, 95l last year.
ToBAcco-We did not hear Of sale to-day
The amount on sale is estimated a
5000 hhds We continue to quote as fol
lows: Inferior lugs 9@91c, medium to flint
lO@114c, low leaf 121 124c, medium 1870 lac
good to fine 15@164, and selections l74@
zoe. Received since Saturday evening q
hhds Exported none. Stock on hand by
our running statement 1890 hhds.
| FREIGHrs- ships were taken up fol
Havre at lc for cotton and one laid on fol
Liverpool at Id, and one for Bremen al
Lice The going rates on Al vessels are I'd
for Liverpool and 1c for Havre. We continue
to quote as follows
to Havre lie; to Boston &c, to Providence &c,
to Fall River &c, to New York DC, to Philadel-
phia &c.
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32@1d,
to Havre ole, to Hamburg cd, to Bremen
Lice, to Cronstadt I'd, to Genoa 1-l6CG
&c, to Boston &c.
SUGAE-The receipts this morning COM
prised Isl hhds. Active demand for low
grades and good demand for medium and
clarified. The stock on hand is small
and prices are unchanged. Only. about half
of the receipts were sold at 5ia)5ac for in
ferior, G969c for common, 65@6ac for low fair,
7C97l for good fair, 7a@7!c for fully fair, u
IA &c prime to strictly prime, SIC for fully
choice, 6sc1SI for low to good seconds, S!@,
9sc for yellow clarified, 9ac for off white, clarl-
flied, and 1O@10ic for pure white clarified.
MoLAssEs - Received this morning 1913
bbls and 80 half bbls, mostly of poor quality,
which is neglected. The high grades are
scarce aud in request, and there is no choice
on hand. The supplies were mostly sold at
50Cl SOC for inferior to prime fermenting, 4SG9
SOC for fair. not fermenting, 53Cg56c for prime,
and 5S(a SOC for strictly prime ~ half bbls
prime fermenting sold at 5Sc T. gallon.
FLoUR.-There is some inquiry for Cuba
and purchases depend upon the rates of
fret hit. The demand for the local trade is
the grades below. These are the descriptions
wanted. There is good stock on hand of
medium and choice extra. The sales to the
local trade comprise 2745 bbls, of which SO
and 100 double extra at IS %, 200 low treble
at SIS 40, 100, $50 and 200 low treble extra at
SIS So 100 good treble extra at So co. 100 at
s. g., 100 choice treble at So Is, 30, so and
300 choice extra at Sc, 100 at Sc 25, 100 at
Sc 35. 200 at Sc So 100 choice extra at Sc IS,
100, 100, 300 and 3G5 on private terms.
PoRK-Tne demand is increasing and prices
have further advanced 25c y Dbl. 100, 100,
POO and 200 bbls mess, new standard, sold to
dealers at $40 80 y Dbl. Dealers are selling on
orders at $50 II Dbl.
NoTE-The week has opened with an inn
proved order trade. and with the return of
clear weather an active country trade is gen.
orally expected. 1t is now cloudy, but the
weather is cool and dry, with indications Of
early sunshine
DRY SALT MEAT-There is a fair stock of
on hand and more are coming in
quite freely, while sides are in light supply. |
The demand is limited and prices are declin-
ng 1000 pieces shoulders and 3 car loads |
10 loose, sold to dealers at &c u ID. They |
ire quoted at Tic packed, clear RIB sides are
quoted at 10l clear sides 10Sc y ID. Dealers |
ire jobbing at &c above these prices.
BACoN-There was a better order demand |
o-day The stock in hand is small. Shout |
lers are quoted at SIc, clear rib sides 10ac, |
lear sides lie.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is dull and Western is
quoted at 13c p tb.
HAMs-Are in supply; dull and more de-
PRESSED. Sugar-cured are quoted at 1870 |
4c in lots, and are jobbng at 144c y ID.
LAED-1s in light supply and dull Tierce,
packers is quoted at 13!0134c, refined 14sc
= ID, key 14ac.
Corn MEAI-Is in good supply but little
r no demand quoted at 81 and jobbing at
a 15MG4 25 sj9 bbl 100 and 100 bbls sold
t 81, and so at 81 10 p Dbl
SPARE RIBs-The market is bare. The last
n first hands sold at So and dealers are retail
ng them at $40 7s bbl
Picked Pres TONGUES INN None in first |
lands. The last sold at &c. Dealers are re-
ailing them at 75c apiece
PIG PoRK-Half bbls command 50 5000.
Corn IN BULK-A tow of O,347 bushels is
n the market. 1t would have brought, when
came in. o5@S6c, had there been freight
DOM.
WH1sKy-Is in good supply and dull at 99c
or Louisiana rectitied and 81 Oh for choice
Western.
Corn IN SAcKs-Good supply and fair de-
land; $500 sacks sold, Of which 700 white
liked at SIC, 1900 white at &c. 300 yellow
nd 800 choice white at SEC II bushel.
OATs-Good supply and moderate demand;
90 and 300 sacks sold at zoe u bushel.
BRAN-Light supply, with fair demand;
DC firmer. $50 sacks sold, of which 100 corn
ran at ST %, and $50 choice at 81 so p 100
}, A dealer sold 200 sacks, in store at S14,
nd so at 81 As T. 100 ID. Now held on the
lnding at 81 so.
HAYS in fair supply and limited de-
land. Only 100 bales prime sold at S24 T.
N.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAS Good supply
nd moderate demand. Western beans are