The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-20

FREIGH TS-A ship was taken up for Havre
to-day at l Ice for cotton. We quote as follows
By Steam-Uotton to Liverpool gil led, tc
Bremen 1a-16d; to New York ssc; to Boston,
Providence and Fall River via New York &c
to Phadelphia &c.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool -@%d; to Havre
-@1 3-16c: to Antwerp Slice; to Hamburg
&c; to Amsterdam I'd to Genoa 1910.
SUGAR-O1Iy 81 hhds came in this morn
ing. 16 OF which were prime new and sold at 81 c.
IL D cent tare, and Is old yellow clarified at
~ b. There is a good demand for old in the
sheds, and so hhds sold in lots at S09S14c for
fair, S1s@s94c for good fair, g., for fully fair,
and 81 g911asc for prime.
MOLASsES-Received this morning, 81 bbls
and 20 halfbbl new. The demand is good and
the supplies of all sold at CSC for fair, zoe for
prime to strictly prime, and 72c for choice.
FLOUR-The market is quiet, but steady and
unchanged with only local demand, and 1873
bbls sold, of which so double extra at IS; $50
good treble at Sc; % choice treble at Sc so; 80
choice extra at Sc IS: 100 and 100 choice extra at
81 Is; 22O, $50 and 400 on private terms.
Fine is quoted at 81 25014 so, superfine 81 6211
"a rs, double extra a. s5@5 rs, low treble extra
SIS 90, good treble extra IS Is, choice treble
extra s606 so, choice extra Sc 1907 so, patent
process IS 50t19 ~ Dbl.
is no demand and the market is quoted nomi.
nally at 50 10 % Dbl; jobbing at 50 25@3 80 %
Dbl.
GRIrs-selling in lots at a 3O@5 81, and job
bling at IS 90 u Dbl.
PoRK-The market is 81 % Dbl weaker to-
day, under liberal supplies, and no demand:
Mess is offering at $2404 % % Dbl in lots, and
no sales. Dealers are jobbing at s25 u Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-None in first hands, and
the dealers have very little, but the demand is
small; IS casks shoulders sold, to arrive, at 1Oc
% ID. Dealers are jobbing at 1014 Dl01ac f} ID.
BACON Good supply and no demand, even at
yesterdays heavy decline shoulders are offer
ing at 10c; clear RIB sides 14c clear sides l41ac,
M ,y lars i0hhinU ut
these figures. dealer bought 81 casks shout
ders, 2 car loads on private terms.
HAMS-Choice sugar-cured are in light supply
and in request. They are quoted at l7@l71ac;
151ac' u 1b; jobping at outside prices.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is in fair supply and
moderate demand, at 16@l61ac ~ d.
supplies are very g hsrs and there
tive job demand at 1455s@1434c for tierce, 1870
for key and l514 0151ac for bucket.
WHISKY-Rectifed is dull and quoted at
81 1481 16 for Louisiana and 81 170l IL for
Western, but Bourbon is in request and sells
readi at full prices, according to age.
PICKLED PIGS FEET-Are quoted at 50 u
keg.
RUMP PORK-Is selling at $40 u Dbl
PIG PORK-Is selling at So. 25@l2 30 u half
Dbl.
PRIME MESS PoRK-Is selling on orders at
CORN IN BULK-There is no stock on hand,
but sellers are prepared to deliver here million
of bushels at Csc y bushel.
WHEAr-Supplies in sacks are coming In
from Texas, but we do not learn of any SAILS.
CORN IN SACKS-Scarcely any on the land
ing and only light supply in warehouse. Only
100 sacks choice white sold the landing at SIC,
and 150 choice yellow and $50 white mixed at soc
q bushel.
OATS-Are in fair supply and moderate de-
mand. $50 sacks sold, of which 300 fancy white
at 52c, and so do at SAC y bushel.
BRAN-Is in fair suppl and moderate demand
at decline of 21aac ID 100 ID. 100 sacks sold at
sio2lIs q 100 10.
daylight supply and moderate demand.
Only 60 bales prime St. Louis sold at SIS e TOP.
RICE The demand is moderate, and prices
show no change. Receipts are still large. We