The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-16

Oooo DaleS, against 1869 last week and ID, 74S
last year. Stocks at all the delivery ports
n made up to ~ NJ, 842. 36l bales, against S26,
"a last week and 852, O29 last year.
ToBAcco-We did not hear of transaction
to-day. The amount on sale is estimated al
,5lOo hhds. We continue to quote: Inferior
Jugs 9(994c, medium to fine 1O1H3c, low
leaf l2(9123c, medium 13@14c good to fine
l5@l64, and selections 17}02Oc. Received
since Saturday evening 2 hhds; exported
none. Stock on hand by our running state
ment 1875 hhds,
FREIGHrs-A ship was taken up for Liver
pool to-day at Id for cotton. The steam rate
follows:
By Steam - Cotton to Liverpool 9-1ed,
to Boston &c, to Providence &c, to Fall
River &c, to New York &c, to Philadelphia &c;
1 Duik corn to Liverpool 1lId; sugar to New
York 50; molasses 81.
- By Sall-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32@3d, to
Havre 1c, to Hamburg I'd, to Bremen
Lice. to Cronstadt I'd, to Genoa l 1929,
to Boston &c.
SuGAR-Received this morning S75 hhds
The market is strong with a good demand,
and the supplies were mostly sold at pre-
vlous prices. Inferior 5@5ac, common Ga
5sc, fair 6S(962c, good fair 7017ic, fully fair
74c, prime 74c, strictly prime &c, choice Sic,
seconds 6@Slc, yellow clarified S4@9l, off
white clarified 9i@9ac, pure white clarified
1O@1O4c u ID. Stock in tho sheds on the
18th inst, 1896 hhds
| MoLAssEs receipts this morning COM
prised 9l7 bbls and ia half bbls The sup
| plies, including the stock in the sheds, are
liberal, but are of poor quality. The high
grades are called for and the market is bare
| OF strictly prime and choice. The supplies
on the landing were mostly sold at SOC for
cistern bottom, 43C146c for common to
| fair fermenting, SIC for prime fermenting,
4SC95Oc for fair not fermenting, 35c for infe-
| rior, 3SC4Oc for common not fermenting,
4SCG50c for fair not fermenting, 53M59c for
prime not fermenting, 5715Sc for strictly
prime, and Coo for choice. Stock on hand on
the 18th inst, -, III bbls and 379 half bbls
FLoUR-Is in good supply, with fair as
sortment 500 and 5000 bbls. sold for ex-
port on private terms, and 1000 bbls. were
sold, Of which 40 fine at So 25, 100 good
treble extra at SIS 125, 65 choice treble extra
at SIS so, so do. at So G25, 70 choice extra at
S. 10, SO and SO choice extra at So IS. so,
100 and 100 at Sc, 40 do. at Sc 90, so at Sc 25,
100, 100, 200 and 400, in lots, on private
terms.
Corn MEALS quiet but firm, with
4 O5 p Dbl, and dealers are jobbing at 81 25
u Dbl.
BACoN.-The market is strong, with some
inquiry, at last Saturdays improvement, 'al-
hough fair supplies came in this morning.
Shoulders are quoted at Ss@Sac, clear rib
sides at 11Sc, clear sides 11s@12c q tb
Dealers obtain 19!c over these prices in
their job trade casks clear sides and 10
do. on the landing sold at II &c Id 1b.
DRY SALT MEAT-The supplies are small,
but the demand is only in the job trade the
loo Lo:,. 81 okol
TIC loose and TIC packed; clear rib sides 10sc;
clear sides 1O5c - fb. Dealers obtain l(a)bc
over these prices in their job trade. Shoulders
are in fair supply and dull, and sides are
scarce. Only two car loads shoulders. loose,
sold to-day on private terms, under 7Ic T. fb.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured are in supply
and dull at 13!@134c p ID.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is in good supply and
dull at 12Ic y ID.
WH1sKY-Good stock and dull, but held
strongly at 81 1301l IA for Louisiana recti-
fed, and ST Is for choice Western.
Corn IN BULK-The market is entirely bare.
SPARE RIBs-The market is bare. The last
in first hands sold at SO. and dealers are re-
failing them at $40 f9 bbl
PIG PoRK-Half barrels command at 50 rs
@1O.
PIcKLED Pres TONGUES - Some were re-
ceived in bbls and sold at &c apiece.
PICKED Pres FEET-Some in barrels were
received, and sold at 50 u Dbl.
LARD-Tierce is in fair supply and dull at
14aGD145c II ID for refined, and Ia for
packers. Keg is scarce and quoted at 15c
p tb.
PoRK-Liberal receipts have depressed the
market, and prices gave way 75c T. Dbl, when
dealers came forward and purchased S25 bbls
mess, of which 100 and $50 bbls at $780, rs at
fr, ~
$40 so % Dbl
Corn IN SAcKs-Good supply and fair de-
mand at still easier prices. $3.50 sacks sold,
of which $50 white, $50 yellow and 500 white
mixed at S5c, 1000 choice white at S5c, 500 do
at S5ac, and $50 choice white at SEC p
bushel.
OATs-Light supply and good demand at
&c ID bushel tirmer- $50 sacks sold of which
$50 at 7c, and 100 black mixed at re p
bushel.
BRAN The supply is exhausted. The last
sold at 81 75@1 s5 u 100 ib on the landing,
and dealers are selling in store to-day at the
further advanced rate of 50 h 100 ID.
HAY-Fair supply and limited demand.
300 bales prime sold at S25 q ton.
BUTTER-Good demand for choice, but
other grades are dull. Inferior Western is
quoted at 17@20c, medium 21@23c, choice
24@27c, inferior Goshen 25@30c, medium
3O@33c, choice 3Sc jp h.
TALLow-Active and scarce; quoted at 5000
p 10.
H1DEs-Are quiet. Dry sailed are quoted
at 14@15c, dry flint at 1Sc, coun-
try green sailed at 1O4c % tb. Steer
hides, over 50 lbs, sell at 104c, 70 to 81 Tbs,
DC, under 70 Tbs, SIC; COW hides, as they
run, &c; kips 20 to "a fb, he; 25 to 80 ID,
Zoe; calf skins, each 75c, Beeswax, prime |
yellow Csc ID Id. Ok horns each &C.
RIcE-Is dull, but holders are firm in |
their prices. We quote Louisiana No. |
, 4@4Ic, common 54@5Ic, ordinary $50 |
Sc, fair 6i@64c, prime 74@74c p ID. Choice
IS nominal.
PoULTRY-We stern grown Chickens sell at |
So 5O@4; young do S303 so; Ducks $50 |
so; Geese S607; Turkeys SIS; Louisl-
ma grown Chickens S4G15; young 81 50@3; |
Ducks 50 5093; Geese S697; Turkeys |
S12@15 u dozen.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAS - Large stock
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