The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-16

TOBACCo-We have not heard OF sale this
week, except 5 hhds on Tuesday. The
amount on sale is estimated at 1850 hhds.
We continue to quote as follows: Inferior Tugs
| a4121c, medium 13@14c, good to fine l5(0
164, and selections 174@20c
| TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81, 1674.... 1917
| Arrived since .............. none 49,.
Arrived previously. ............... 1913 1918
g,7s5
Exported past three days. ......... none
Exported previously. ........--.. 5,197
Broken up for baling, city oonsanp-
0' not e H a .0 - - 4,245
| FREIGHTs-Yesterday we reported two ships
for Havre at 1c for cotton, and the day before
one for Liverpool at id. The market con-
tinues quiet but firm. We quote as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -@19-32d,
to Havre lie; to Boston &c. to Providence &c,
to Fall River &c, to New York 3c, to Philadel-
phia &c.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32@1d,
| to Havre -@1c, to Hamburg I'd, to Bremen
1-1ec. to Cronstadt I'd, to Genoa 1-l6@
tic, to Boston &c.
SUGAB-Only 500 hhds were received this
morning. The demand is good for all de-
scriptions and prices are little firmer. The
supplies sold at 4y(G5}c for inferior, 5a@6Ic
for common, 6a@6sc Tor fair, 7@74 for good
fair, 79c for fully fair, u for prime, &c for
strictly prime, SIC for choice, 8@8sc for good
seconds, 7l@81c for centrifugal, 84@8}c for
gray clarified, 5000 for yellow clarified,
9@91c for off white clarified, and 9a@1OAc
for pun white clarified. Stock in the sheds
on the 18th inst, 1896 hhds.
MoLAssEs-The receipts this morning are
confined to 672 bbls and 81 half bbls Good
grades are in demand at strong prices, but
low grades are dull. The supplies sold at
52@5Gc for PRIME 57@59 and Coo for strictly
prime, Gle for strictly prime to choice and &c
for choice. II half bbls choice sold at 6ic
u gallon. Stock in the sheds on the 18th
inst. II, 500 bbls and 800 half bbls Louisiana,
and 314 bbls New York syrup.
FLoUR-Several lots are in treaty for export,
and 1000 bbls sold for Cuba to-day at SIS 81
for choice treble extra. The local demand is
retarded by the absence of low grades, and
the sales are confined to 1000 bbls, of which
200 on its merits at S. 25, 80, SO and SO low
trebla extra at SIS so, 100 good treble extra
at So 62s, 200 good do at SIS 10, SO and 200
choice do at SIS IS, IS choice at Sc 20, 100,
100, so, 200 and 800 bbls on private terms.
There is ample stock on hand Of medium
and choice extra. TIE market is firm. The
Exchange quotes common at 81 %, fine
and superfne none. double extra SIS %,
treble extra SIS 5O@5 Is, choice S6G16 25,
family Sc 25@6 rs - Dbl.
Corn MEAH-Supplies are coming in and
cffering at 81 Is p Dbl, and very little de-
mand. Dealers are offering 81 30 p Dbl.
Tue Exchange quotes 81 25 II Dbl. SO and
100 bbls sold at 81 25, and so at 81 So 7p Dbl.
PoRK-Dull and 124c lower. 200 ,bls mess
sold at $40 37t. Dealers are jobbing at s21
@S21 SO p Dbl. The Exchange quotes mess
dull at $40 SO, prime mess nominal SIT so,
and rumps at SIG Is p Dbl.
DRY SALT MEATS scarce, with very little
coming in, and none left in first hands.
The demand is good. A car load and IS and
Is boxes shoulders sold at &c, 20 and 20
are quoted at 7ac loose and 1860 packed,
clear rib sides 1O9c, clear sides 10ac y I'd.
Dealers are jobbing shoulders at SIC, clear
rib sides 10sc, clear sides lie y fb.
BACoN-Quiet but firm with a very small
stock on hand. Shoulders are quoted at 81
oslo, clear rib sides 11ac, clear sides 12c
u 10.
BREAKFAST BACON Western is dull and drag
cling at 1910 % to.
HAMs-Are in supply and dull at 14c u 1b
for choice sugar-cured They are jobbing at
144@142c p tb.
LAMBS in light supply aud in request
at 1890 for packers and 14ac for refined in
tierce. and 15c in kegs. Dealers obtain &c
less the above prices in their job trade. The
Exchange quotes: tierce steam 1890, refined
141c, key 14ac and dull. A lot of 65 tierces
kettle-rendered sold at 1870 u ib.
WHIsKY-Is dull but prices are stronger,
and ordinary Western and Louisiana rectied
is now quoted at 9Sc q gallon, choice West
ern 81 OF u gallon.
Com IN BuIk-Only tow Of 80 347 bushels
on hand. If freight-room could be had it
would command 85@86c p bushel.
SPARE RIBs-Are selling at sc IS 7e Dbl.
PICKED Pres ToNauEs-Are selling at 5Tt9 |
&c apiece, as in quality.
Pres FEEr-Are selling at 81 so y key and
50 so y frkin.
Pro PoRK-Scarce and commands $40 SO u
halt Dbl.
Conn IN SACKS Good supply and moderate |
demand 1850 sacks sold, OF which 600 white, |
in burlaps, at SIC, 100 choice white, $50 do and |
400 yellow at $50 79 bushel. The Exchange |
quotes white at $50, yellow at $50, and mixed |
1t SIC y bushel.
OArs-Fair supply and good demand at |
firmer prices, owing to an advance in the |
West. 400 sacks sold, Of which $50 at 74c, and |
l50 at 75c R bushel. The Exchange quotes |
prime 74c, choice Use.
BRAN-Light supply and good demand.
Prices have advanced 10c u 100 ID in sympa-
Thy with prices in the West and prospect of |
high rates of freight. 500 sacks sold at
81 40 y 100 ib. The Exchange quotes at
81 40 p 100 tb.
HAY-Fair supply and dull. Only $50 |
bales prime sold at S24 y ton. The Ex-
change quotes prime at SM and choice at
s27 y ton.
BurrER-Light supply of choice Goshen
md good supply of choice. Western. The
demand for choice Western is limited, but
,heice Goshen is in demand. Inferior and
Medium grades Of Goshen are selling at
|OG)35c, choice 42c, inferior Western 20@22c,
Medium 25@26c, choice 10000 u ID.
CHEESE Choice mild is scarce; inferior
,rades are dull Choice Western factory