The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-19
TIE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN, TUESDAY JANUARY 49, 1875

Receipts proper since Saturday evening Ais!
bales, against 1928 last Sunday and Monday ani
13,808 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening of 1891 bales, against Is, 49,
last week and Il, 1874 last year, and since Aug
81 of $40, $3.50 bales, against 6S4, AS last year
decrease .43, 479.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports, from II NJ. Saturday to II NJ.
to-day, 17,711 bales, against -, 7S4 last week
! and 80, 331 last year, and since Friday &c, 439
bales, against 80, 149 last week and 62, S55
last year. Total since August 81, 2, 32S, 500
bales, against 1925, POS up to Saturday noon,
January IS, last year Excluding half of the
above 80, 333)-increase SO, O95 bales.
Exports Friday and Saturday to Great
Britain 20. 294 bales against 1850 last
week and 26 7O1 last year, and to the Cont
nent 1852 bales, against 5OS6 last week and
ports, made up to IL NJ, 1854, 12i bales, against
S49, 472 last week and 79l, 563 last year.
| IoBAcco-The only sale reported to-day
was hhds at -. Amountion sale is estimated
at 2975 hhds. We continue to quote as fol-
lows: Inferior Tugs 9@9Jc, medium to fine
lO(9119c, low leaf 12912Ic medium 13@14c,
good to fine 15@16b, and selections ITO
zoe. Received since Saturday evening 20
hhds; exported none; stock on hand by our
| running statement 426J hhdS.
FEE1GHrs- Saturday 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 "a 1924,
to Havre 14c; to Boston &C. to Providence &c,
to Fall River &c, to New York &c, to Philadel-
phia &c.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32@1d,
to Havre -@1c, to Hamburg ed, to Bremen
l Lice, to Cronstadt I'd, to Genoa l 1-160
lie, to Boston &c.
SUGAR-Only 3SS hhds were received this
morning. The market is steady with light
ment on the landing to-day was interrupted
by rainy weather The stock in the sheds is
small and the supplies command 505ac for
inferior, 606lc for common, 6a@6Sc for low
fair, 7017l for good fair, 79c for fully fair, u
for prime, &c for strictly prime, SIC for choice,
8@8sc for good seconds, 7l@84c for centri-
fugal, 84@S!c for gray clarified, 5000 for
yellow clarified, 9@91c for off white clarified,
and 9a01OBc for pure white clarified.
MoIAssEs- receipts this morning COM
prised 1888 bbls and half bbls. The higher
grades are scarce and in demand, while the
medium and lower grades are in supply and
dull. The movement on the landing was in
terrupted by rainy weather. The stock in the
sheds is large, but the supplies on the land
ing are small, and sell at Soc for inferior fer
menting, 35C14Oc for common do 4SM25O for
fair do, 53@55 for prime, not fermenting, SO
COCO for strictly prime, and &c for choice.
FLoUR-We have to note dull market to-
day, and the sales are confined to $50 bbls, to
the local trade, of which so bbls double extra
at SIS 25; so low treble at So so; so good do
at SIS 3d. and 200 bbls on private terms
There is an ample stock of medium and
choice extra on hand, but total absence of
double extra and the grades below, which are
called for and would sell readily at full prices
Corn MEALS in supply, dull and de-
pressed. It is Offering on the landing at 81 co. |
and to arrive at 81 10. but no demand. Deal
ers job little at 81 % q Dbl. Only lot of
25 bbls sold at 81 20 per Dbl
PoRK-Dull and depressed. New standard
mess is held in round lots at $50, and buyers
$50 25 and $50 so = Dbl. Old standard or
extra heavy is held at 500 %, but no demand.
Il is jobbing at S2l p Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Ihe market has taken a
downward turn with good supplies coming
in and very difficult to dispose of, even at
decline of &c p tb. Only car load of $1,000
lbs shoulders sold to-day at 7hc 59 tb.
Shoulders are now very dull at TIC loose
and Tic packed; clear rib sides 10!c; clear
SIDES lOac u ID
BAcoN-Small stock, but no demand Shout
ders are quoted at 81, clear rib sides 12Ic,
clear sides 12c y ib. In the job trade deal
ers obtain 4c over these prices.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Westerni is dull and drag
cling at 1910 IL tb.
HAMs-Are in supply and dull at 14c u To
or choice sugar-cured. They are jobbing at
l44@14!c u Id.
SPARE R1Bs-Are selling at Sc IS % Dbl.
Picked Pres TONGUES selling at SD
sc apiece, as in quality.
PIG PoRK-Scarce and commands $40 so IL
aalt Dbl.
LARD-Is in light supply and in request
It 1890 for packers and 14ac for refined in
ierce. and 15c in kegs. Dealers obtain .c
ess the above prices in their job trade. The
Exc hange quotes: fierce steam 1890, refined
Ale, key 14ac and dull A lot of 65 tierces
sold at 1910 ~ Id. L
WH1sKY-A lot OF 100 bbls ordinary Western (
'old at soc u gallon. The market is in supply
md dull at CSC for Louisiana rectifed, and
81 OF for choice Western. L
Corn IN BULK-Only tow of 80, 347 bushels
N hand. If freight-room could be had it
would command S50S6c p bushel. {
Corn IN SACKs-Llght supply and moderate
lemand at previous prices. 1900 sacks sold, S
# which 400 white and 500 white mixed at t
&c, 100 white at SIC, and 200 yellow mixed at
79c u bushel The Exchange quotes mixed ]
t S5@S7c, white at s5GgS7c, yellow none.E l
OATS-Are in fair supply and moderate de- +
nand. 400 and 500 sacks sold at 73c - I
ushel. The Exchange quotes prime 73c,
hoice 73c % bushel. !
BRAN-Light supply and fair demand. S
so sacks sold at 81 40 p 100 ib. The Ex-
hange quotes at 81 40 p 100 ID. t
HAY-Fair supply and dull. No sales to-
ay. On Saturday choice sold at s27 p ton. 7
he Exchange quotes prime at S24 and choice f
S27 J9 ton.
BUrrER-Light supply of choice Goshen L
nd good supply Of choice Western. The