The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-07
THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, SUNDAY FEBRUARY 4 1876

l2@l21.c, medium 13@14c, good to fine $50
1919, and selections 17I020c. Received since
last evening, hone; exported, none. Stock on
hand by orr running statement, 42sS hhds.
FREIGHTS-The market continues strong.
We quote as follows:
Boston &c. to Providence 5sc, to Fall River C,
to New York nc, to Philadelphia &c.
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool I91732d, to
Havre ale, to Hamburg ga, to Bremen l l-16c,
to q onstadt sd to Genoa I3 32c, to Boston 5sc.
| SUGAR-Recelved this morning 5SS hhds. The
! demand is good, but at easier prices for the
| medium and low grades, and the supplies were
all sold at 50e5'lc for inferior. 6 0lf14c for COM
| 71s2714; for fully fair, 7llzc for PRIME 7'4c for
strictly prime, SGJS11lac for choice 61a@64c for
low choice seconds, s1s991s for yellow clarified
| 94@9a4c for off white clarified, and 10@l014c
| the 9Th inst, 1858 hhds.
MOLASSES. this morning, 1901 bbls
mostly Of poor quality, while the demand is r
the high grades, which are very scarce. The
supplies were mostly sold at 35Ql36c for infer
ior fermenting; 4e0G44c for common fermenting
4G@5Oc for prime fermentng, Sector cistern
bottom, 53956c for prime, not fermenting; 5Sc
for strictly prime, and &c for strictly prime to
choice Stock in the sheds the 5th inst, b. 04f
bbls and 337 half bbls.
FLOUR-Is in good demand, and the move
ment Is restricted by the absence of low grades,
the description most called for. Fully 5000 bbls
were sold, Of which go, 25 IS and 100 double ex-
ira at 70 70; 81 and 30 low treble extra at 50 So
so and 100 COED treble extra at IS 40; 1l8 PSI and
100 choice treble extra at IS 50: 80 and 100 do
at S. 60; so at s. 62; so and 200 choice extra at
IS 20; Is at Sc: 20 at Sc 1914; so at Sc IS: Is at
So 25 100, 40 lCO at ST 80; lV0, 3Oo and 50o bbls
on private terms.
CORN MEaL-The market has weat ened I'M
der the influence of better supplies, and Is now
quoted at 81 d bbl In round lots, and Jobblng at
s. 1904 p /, Dbl; 100 bbls sold at 81 = y Dbl
cv,1sn III L,,ki olp
and 100 sold ut 81, and 100 at 81 O5 y Dbl, to-
gether $50 bbs.
PORK-Quiet but steady and very firm with
small stock on hand. Mess is qnoted at III 25
U Dbl. and is jotbing at s2l so u Dbl. A lot of
6O bb's. mess sold on private terms. and so bbls
sold At 81 y Dbl
BACON-Small stock in few hands and very
strong Shoulders are quoted at &c, clear rib
sides l14c0gll1sc. clear sides 1ls4c = ID. 10
casks shoulders sold at ~ q ID. Dealers obtain
4c over these prices in their job trade.
DRY SALT MEATS in demand, the stock is
diminishing and prices, especially fer shoulders,
are d'anclng. Orders from the country are
mostly for dry salt meat giving it the preference
over bacon anu PORK. Inc demand is also specu-
latlye to-day and there are orders here from the
West. Loose shoulders are now held at y @75sc
and packed at !ss@7&4c,, with offers OF less
refused. 10 ana ~ casks shoulders were bought
on Louisville order at IA, ln00o ID shoulders,
loose, sold to the trade at 72sc, and $50 pieces
clear RIB sides, loose, on private terms 2 car
loads shoulders, loose sold to arrive at 7lac and
oo boxes spot at I%sc U ID Clear RIB sides are
quoted at l04c, clear sides l01ac u H.. Dealers
obtain 4niacover thes prices LII their job trade.
HAMo-Are 10 good supply and very dull.
aholce sugar-cured sre quoted at 134gl3'4 q
~, ana JoDpinS at 80 mig her: lot ot tlerces
choice suSar-cnred =. "a az I'c u d.. New York
choice sugar-cured are in light supply and COM
mand l5c T. ID. lot OF 70 herces sold on private
terms;
BE ,t.l \ bACON-Western ls IN supply
ana dul at "a G, and New York Is scarce and
commands man loc e d..
LAhDmis IN lisht supply .a ana quoted At nc