The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-10

Arrived previously. ............... 2,042 2,O4;
9,s6:
Exported past three days. none.
Exported previously. .........-..-. 5,233
Broken up for baling. city oonsunp-
mot notoieared. SD MISREPRESENTATION. ..a =. 4,2s4
FREIGHTs- market continues strong.
We quote as follows:
| By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -@5d,
to Boston ic, to Providence &c, to Fall
River &c, to New York &c. to Philadelphia &c,
bulk corn to Liverpool 11}d.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool a@17-32d
to Havre ole, to Hamburg I'd, to Brem en-
l Lice, to Cronstadt "a, to Genoa 1890,
| to Boston &c.
SUGAR-Received this morning COG hhds.
The demand is good and the receipts were
sold at yesterdays prices 505Ic for. infe-
6s@64c for good fair. 7Ge74c for fully fair,
74@7sc for prime, 7i@Sc for strictly prime,
SIC for choice, CLOSE for low to good sec
onds, 969Ic for yellow clarified, 9i@9sc for
off white clarified, and 10@104c for pure white
clarified
MoLAssEs-R Receipts this morning TAT bbls
and 81 half bbs. The demand is good and
prices are steady and firm for all sound No
lasses, but fermentlng is dull. The receipts
sold at 430945c for fermenting, 53(oj SOC for
prime not fermenting, 57@5Sc for strictly
prime, 6Oc for choice, 4SCg50 for fair 3SG140c
for common, and 35c for inferior.
FLOUR Only local demand, and the sales
are confined to 2S1 bbls, of which &C low
treble extra at So %, 25 choice extra at S. so,
so choice family extra at Sc %, 40 and 100 on
private terms. Low grades are now in sup
ply and the market has weakened. There
was some inquiry for export to-day, but no
sales.
Corn MEALS in light supply, fair demand
and firm at yesterdays improvement 675 bbls
sold, of which, so at S4; so and 100 at 81 Oh;
25, SO, 200, 80 and so at 81 10 = Dbl. Deal
ers are jobbing at 81 rs Il Dbl
PoRK-Quiet but firm, with small stock
in few hands. Mess is quoted in round lots
at sd, and dealers are jobbing it at s21 SO
= Dbl; 100 and 200 bbls mess sold at S21 p
Dbl
Dry SALT MEAr-Quiet but strong, with
only moderate stock on hand. Shoulders
are quoted at TIC for loose and 7Sc for packed,
clear rib sides 108c, clear sides 10ac u ib;
1900 III clear rib sides. loose, sold at 1Osc y
ID. Dealers obtain .@!c over these prices IL
their job trade.
BACON Is in light supply, but the demand
at Ss0Sac, clear rib sides 11sM11lc, clear |
sides 1sc + tb. Dealers obtain &c over
these prices in their job trade; 10
casks clear sides sold on private terms,
and 10 do at II e, and 10 casks clear rib |
sides at lie p ID.
LARD-Is in light supply and quoted at 14c |
for packers in fierce, and 149c for refined
key 14a@15c u ID. Dealers obtain lc over
the above prices in their job trade. IS tierces
refined sold in job lots at Age.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is in good supply and |
dull at l2!c u ID.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured are in fair sup
ply, and quoted at 13aGl14c ~ ID, jobbing at |
4@lc more. The market is dull, though some
lots sold at 13sc, and offers of 49, were re-
fused
WHIsKY-The market is in good supply
and dull, but holders have raised prices
under the influence of Western advices and
the probability Of an increase in tax. Louis
lana rectifed is now held at 81 p gallon
The market for Western is too unsettled for
quotations.
plies. lot of 16, 800 bushels cleared for
Liverpool last Saturday.
SPARE RIBs-The market is bare. The last
IN first hands sold at So and dealers are retail
ng them at $40 fp Dbl
Picked Pres TONGUES = None in first
hands. The last sold at &c. Dealers are re-
ailing them at &c apiece.
PFC PoRK-Halt bbls command 50 5000.
PICS FEET.-Kegs are selling at 81 80 and
irkins at SO.
Com IN SAcKs-Is in light supply and fair
at firm prices. $50 sacks sold, of
which $50 white mixed at 9Oc, and 400 choice
White at Ole 19 bushel
OATs-Are in fair supply and moderate de-
nand, at easier prices for buyers. $50 sacks
old, of which 500 choice at 70c 100 and $50
t Tic ~ bushel.
BRAN Light supply and fair demand 100
acks sold at 81 IS T. 100 ID.
HAY-Good supply and dull; 200 bales
hoice sold at S2S q ton.
COFFEE inquiry. Stock in first
ands $1,000 bags, in dealers hands 1000
ags. $500 bags ex Lorn and 900 bags ex
llnnie Allen, sold on private terms. We
uote cargoes: fair 1SiGG19c, ordinary to low
air lSi@1SIc, fair 19919lc, good 10000,
airy to low fair 1S1@19c fair 19a@2Oc
God 20@2Oac, prime 2Oa@21c u ib.
EGGS - Are scarce and in demand. Louis S
ina sell at 37@40c; Western, 3O@35c II
oxen.
EsCULENTs AND GREEN VEGETABLES
upply and active demand at firm prices O
Western Potatoes sell at S3@3 25 Northern,
1903 25. Northern Onions $4C94 so ~ Dbl ]
pples S4O14 so q bbl Louis lana Cabbages
IZCGlo T. DBL SourKrOut SICGlO IL Dbl
IMPORTED FRUITS AND NUrs-Light supply t
nd dull Layer Raisins sell at So 2O03 80 $
box, half boxes 81 80, quarter boxes 90c t
icily Oranges 81 25094 IS p box. Lemons
sos SO Ja box. Bananas 5Oc6S1 %, accord
g to size Of bunch. Citron 35c p h. Cur :
lnts 497c; Brazil Nuts 11@11ic; Almonds
&c; Filberts 14c; Dates &c p tb. Pine
pples 81 5O@1 IS p dozen. Cocoa Nuts
}S@40 % 1000.
FEATHERS Are quoted at 6O065c p fb.
GUNNY BAGs-Small stock and moderate de-
and. Selling at 14lc apiece in bales and
JIG reserved
BALING TwINE-Fair stock and quoted at $
@13lc p ib.
CooPERAGE- Molassses barrels sell at 81 40,
If do. 81 IS sugar hogsheads 50 25 apiece; 3
'gsheads poles $40, barrel poles S2S q 1000.
SALT-Small stock and fair demand We
tote dealers rates coarse 81 25(91 80 f9
ok fine 81 50@1 60. Turks Island 90@95c
Dap of ? busha Wbo, {ol- -