The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-25

SUGAR-Received this morning 81 hhds.
The market is dull with only small job
trade. Some IS hhds were sold in the sheds.
We quote in the job trade from dealers to
grocers $50 for common, Sc for good common,
&c for fair, 9kc for good fair, 94@10c for fully
fair, 10@104c for prime to choice 10s@10Ic
for yellow clarified and l0ac for off white clari-
fed. Stock in the sheds to 1852 hhds.
MoLAssEs-None coming in, and nothing
doing. No settled prices. Stock 10 the sheds
| 15S1bbls and half bbls Louisiana Molasses
and 80 bbls New York syrup.
FLoUR-We have again to note very dull
market, with a good stock on hand, and
only small local demand. The sales are
confined to 722 bbls, of which so good treble
at Sc; 40 choice treble extra at Sc 25; $50 at
Sc 35; Is at S. so; 200 at Sc 62a; 100 at
ST 70; 80 choice at 81 %; 100 and % choice
family at 81 so q Dbl.
The market is now quoted at SIS 25 for
double extra; SIS 50@5 62t for low treble
extra; SIS 1906 for good treble extra: Sc ESQ
g 30 for choice treble extra; Sc 75(17 so for
choice and family extra, and IS 5000 for
new patent process.
| Of Texas Flour 36 bags good treble extra
sold on Thursday at So 25 u bag; leaving
only 80 bags in first hands, and none coming.
Corn MEAL-No demand and quoted nomi-
nally at 50 20@3 rs % hbl Dealers are job
| bing at So 30 f9 Dbl.
| GRIrs-Good supply and fair demand in
job way at S. 5O@5 60 p Dbl.
PoRK-The market is active to-day with
small stock and 500 % Dbl stronger. Offers
of 1923 25 are refused for mess and 1913 so
asked. 375 bbls sold early in the day,
of which $50 bbls. on private terms, 100
at $685. 100 at $23 124, and 25 at S23 25
y Dbl. Dealers are jobbing at S23 IS y
| bbL Since noon, under stronger Western
| kilograms, many offers Of S23 Is were re-
fused and S23 SO asked. An offer of S23 %
was refused for 1000 bbls
| DRY SALT MEAT-Scarce; car load of
| shoulders, loose, just received, sold at Sc p
| Id. Dealers are jobbing them 9ac 59 To.
| BAcoN-The market is stronger under West
ern advices, and clear Sides which are most
in request, have advanced 4@ac. The stock
on hand is small Shoulders are quoted at
9ic, clear rib sides lac, clear sides 149e % fb;
jobbing at 4c above these prices. 16, 16 and
16 casks shoulders sold at 9&c, 16 do clear
sides on private terms; 16 at lac, 10 and l l at
l43c, 5, 10 and Is at 144c p tb. At the close
Offers of 14lc were refused and 145c asked;
total sales 13l casks.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Fair supply and dull
at 16a@17c f9 Id.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured are in light sup
ply and in few hands, and held at 15@154c
fp To. Brands less in favor are quoted 1T
144@44c; inferior and ordinary l2a@ lac p 1b.
Most OF the purchases recently were for Cuba
LAaD-Is in light supply and in request
for export and for the local trade. Tierce re-
fined is quoted at 144, key 15@15lc 59 1b.
There is tair job trade at these prices.
Some so tierces refined sold in job lots to-
day at 149c p ID.
WHIsKY-Small stock; selling in small lots
at 81 - for Louisiana rectifed, and 81 90 for
Western. A lot of 80 bbls Bourbon sold at
81 40 70 gallon.
Corn IN BULK-None in the market. Some
arriving by rail in transitu for Alabama.
WHEAT-There is a stock on hand of about
1000 sacks Texas. The last sales reported
were at 81 25@1 40 y bushel, taken for
Liverpool.
Corn IN SAoKs-Light supply and limited
demand, and prices have further declined 4c
79 bushel Only 1000 sacks sold. of which
200 white and 200 choice white flint at SOC,
800 white mixed at SOC, and 300 white at SIC
% bushel.
OATs-Are in fair supply and limited de-
mand, at easier prices for buyers. Only 800
sacks sold, of which 500 at 54c, and 100 at
55c, a decline Of 1c 79 bushel.
BRAN-The supply is light with a moderate
demand, at weaker prices. Oaly $50 sacks
sold, of which 200 at the railroad depot at 81,
and 200 and $50 on the landing at 81 05
f2 100 ID.
HAY ~ Continues in good supply with a
limited demand 365 bales sold, of which
100 inferior at ST. so, $50 prime at S23, Sc
do at $24, and 65 choice at S26 p ton.
IRON COTTON TIEs-Large stock and good
demand. The Arrow tie is selling at SIC fp
To, with a discount on round lots. PIeced
Arrow Tie, II feet, sell at 34c net; feet
inches, SIC net. The Beard & Bros. Tie
sells at SIC p I'd, with a discount on round
lots. The Branch. Crooks & CO. cotton
button sell at SIC p ib, with discount on
round lots.
BAGGING Fair stock on hand, with fair
retail demand for domestic jute. India is in |
good request. Domestic jute is quoted at
1890 p yard for round lots, and retailing at
14(0144c; India sells at wholesale at 11cil; at |
retail 12c fp yard.
RIcE-Is in good demand at unchanged |
prices. High grades are scarce and firm. We |
quote Louisiana No. 2, 24@3c, common Al
@5c, ordinary 54@6c, fair 64@6!c, prime
6&@7c II ID.
COFFEE demand. Stock in first hands
comprises 4500 bags, in hands of dealers
10000 bags. We quote Ordinary 18i@19c |
(gold), fair 20@204c, good 204@20Rc. prime
2l@21a 59 ID. Job lots Ordinary I9@194c, |
fair 20i@2Oac, good 2O4@2lc, prime 214@ |
22c 7P Id.
BALING TwINE-Is selling at lac b ID in |
round lots; 16c 7a ID at retail.
GUNNY BAGs-Are quoted at 14c in bales
and 15c apiece reserved.