The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-12

bales, against 1881 last week and 1OS, 80
: last year. Total since August 81, 2,715, 65
bales, against 2, 1872, 765 up to Wednesday noon
February IL, last year Excluding the abov
Is, 130)-decrease n, Ill bales
Exports Friday to Wednesday inclusive) Il
Great Britain 4S, 822 bales, against 81, $50 las
week and n, 523 last year, and to the Continen
IA, 1888 bales, against 81, OILS last week and 81 29(
last year. Stocks at all the delivery ports
made up to - NJ, s45. 1853 bales, against $40,
453 last week and S44, 259 last YEAR
ToBAcco-We did not hear of a trans.
acton to-day We continue to quote
as follows Inferior Tugs 9@95c, medium
to line lO(9ll3c, low leaf 12@129c, medium
!3l9l4c good to fine 15@163 and selections
lI9C92Oc. Received since last evening, none
exported, none; stock on hand by our running
statement 1924 hhds
fREIGHTs-The market exhibits but little
variation. We quote as follows:
by Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 1924,
to Boston &c, to Providence &c. to Fall
River &c, to New York }c, to Philadelphia &c;
sugar to New York 3d. molasses 81.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 5017-32d,
to Havre -9lc, to Hamburg Sd, to Bremen
Lice. to Cronstadt Sd, to Genoa 1920,
to Boston &c.
SUGAR-The supplies are small and only
22S hhds came in this morning. The demand
is fair, especially for the medium grades,
and the supplies on the landing were
mostly sold at previous prices; $1,000 for
common 6l@6!c for fair, 65@63c tor good
fair, 7(174o tor fully fair, 75M75c for prime,
seconds, 9Cg9lc for yellow clarified, 9lM9a
off white clarified, and l0@1 for pure white
clarified. The stock on hand is small.
| MoLAssEs receipts are now small and
were confined to 5S5 bbls this morning. There
Is good stock in the sheds, but the supplies
are OF poor quality, while the call is for good
grades. The market is bare Of strictly prime
and choice. The supplies were mostly sold at
Doc for inferior fermenting, 43Cl45c for COM
| mon to fair fermenting, 52c for prime fer
menting, 48G15Oc for fair not fermenting, SO
| C14Oc for common, Soc for inferior, 530l SOC
for prime not fermenting, 57615Sc for strictly
prime and G0c for choice.
FLoUR-There were sales by auction o-day
Of 1900 b'ls more or less damaged, at 50 SO
as 70 y Dbl. In the regular trade lot of
100 bbls sold, for Cuba, on private terms, and
1900 bbls in the local trade, of which % bbls
fine at 81 30, so single extra at SIS, 30 and so
low treble extra at So %, Is good treble extra
at So 30, 200 choice treble extra ut SIS so, %
and so choice ex.ra at So Is, IS, 100 and 800
bbls on private terms. Supplies Of low grade
|
sortment with a stock amply sufficient for the
damand, which is limited.
Corn MEAL Prices have declined 7Jc ~
Dbl under better supplies since yesterday,
and 525 bbls sold, of which 25 so, so, $50 and
200 bbls at 81, %, 25 and so at 81 05 = Dbl
PoRK-Continues quiet but firm, with a
small stock ON hand 100 and 100 bbls mess
sold at S2l II Dbl, and 80 bbls on private
terms Dealers are jobbinga at S21 so z Dbl
Dry SALT MEAT-The demand is limited,
but there is only moderate stock on hand
and the markets. firm, and an active order trade
is expected when the roads in the country be-
come dry. Shoulders are quoted at Tie loose
and z packed clear rib sides 10ac, |
clear sides 1O5c u ib. Dealers obtain 1@24c
over these prices in their job trade. 10 casks
shoulders sold at e. and boxes clear sides |
at 105c = ID.
BACON -The supply islight, but the demand
is only in a job way, and prices have weak
ened a little. Shoulders are quoted at s5c, |
clear rib sides 11sc, clear sides 115c r |
ID. 10 and 10 casks clear rib sides sold on
the landing at II &c and 10 do. clear sides at
11sc r b.
and 20 tierces refined sold at 145c, and an
offer of 14lc was refused for 800 tierces. 1t is
jobbing at 14ic. Keg is quoted at 15c u ID
and firm.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is in good supply and
dull at 1870 - h.
HAMS Choice sugar-cured are in fair sup
ply, and quoted at 13a0D14c II ID, jobbing at
499c more. The market is dull, though some
lots sold at 1899, and offers Of 49, were re-
fused. The market is dull.
WH1sKY-Good supply and dull but held
still higher, owing to the probability Of an in
crease in tax. Louisiana rectifed is now held
at 81 10 T. gallon. % bbls pure Bourbon
sold on the landing at 81 s., and 80 do in
store at 81 60 p gallon.
Corn IN BULK-Ihe market is entirely bare
SPARE RIBs-The market is bare. The last
in first hands sold at So and dealers are retail
ing them at SO 7p Dbl.
Picked Pres TONGUES = Mono in first
hands. The last sold at &c. Dealers are re-
,ailing them at Tic apiece.
Pig PoEK-Halt bbls command 50 5000.
Pres FEEr.-Kegs are selling at 81 IS and
irkins at SO.
COFFEE Is quiet, bnt prices are firm. We
luote cargoes: fair 1S4G)19c, gold, good 100
L9ic, prime 19a@194c % ID, Job lots: ordi-
,ary to low far 19@19$c fair 19@194c.
good 19a@19c, prime 2O02O4c p ID.
We are indebted to Messrs. Marks & Co.
md Small & Co, for the following telegram,
lated Rio de Janeiro. February 10, and New
[ork, February IA, 1875: Purchases since the
ID February, 5000 bags; cleared for Atlantic
'orts, % 900; cleared for Gulf ports, none;
oading, So, 900; stock, 195, 600; average daily
eceipts, $500. Price $500 Exchange 263
, cent.
EGGS - Are scarce and in request West
m sell at 3O@35c; Louisiana 35@40c II
oxen.
EscULENTs AND GREEN VEGETABLEs-Good
upply of potatoes; they are in demand at
rm prices. Apples are scarce and sell read
y, but cabbages are in fair demand. Sweet
otatoes sell at 81 50(02 SO Il Dbl. Northern
SH Hss'1 bb 50 G Sa Appss s = 81 opNns
ourkrout SS@10 % Dbl.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAS = Large stock
al dull Western beans sell at DC Northern
.@34c T. Id. Green peas So 25@S 80 T.
bl.