The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-21
to Fall River &c, to New York }c, to Philadel.

| AsA'oA 8SY " Now Ao1A ~ W = lbuel-
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32@1d,
to Havre -@1c, to Hamburg I'd, to Bremen
l Lice, to Cronstadt I'd, to Genoa 1-16@
lie, to Boston &c.
SUGAR-Only 100 hhds were received by the
railroad this morning, none by coast packets.
The demand is good at steady and firm
prices, and 900 hhds sold, including some
from previous supplies, at 505ac for
inferior, 64@6Ic for common, 7@7ic for
fair, TIC for fully fair, u for prime, Be for
seconds, 7l@83c for centrifugal, 8I08}c for
gray clarified, 5000 for yellow clarified,
9@94c for off white clarified, and 9a@1OIc
for pure white clarified. The stock on hand
is very small for this season of the wear. and
the receipts are light
| MoLAssEs-The receipts this morning we're
confined to 1O2 bbls and - half bbls by
tbs railroad, none by the river. The
demand is good at fair prices, and 500 bbls
sold. including some from previous supplies
at 5oG1iOc for common, 46@5O for fair, 55M
5 81 for prime, $1,000 for strictly prime, and
62c for choice. Fermentiug is selling at
35(g55c, as in quality.
FLoUR-Only local demand, which is re-
strlcted by the absence of double extra and
| the grades below-these are the descriptions
called for. There is good stock on hand of
medium and choice extra. The sales COM
prise 1O45 bbls, of which 100 superfine at
81 %, 40 low treble extra at SIS 60, 100, 100
and 125 good treble extra at S. 20, 40 and
so do at S. IS, $50 choice treble at SIS &c. SO
and so choice extra at Sc 25, 100 at Sc 35.
and 125 bbls on private terms.
Corn MEALS in good supply andsdull and
more depressed. Round lots on the spot are
offering at So 80 p Dbl No sales. Dealers
are iObbinp at 81 Is p Dbl
PoRK-1s dull. New standard mess is
quoted at $40; old standard $50 25. No sales.
Dealers are jobbing new standard at $40 SO,
and old standard at s2l y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT Shoulders are in
good supply and dull, but sides
are scarce. Shoulders are quoted at
T@7sc, loose, and 75@7sc, packed;
clear rib sides 1Osc, packed; clear sides 1Olc
5 casks clear rib sides sold at 1O5c, and 10
casks shoulders at TIC, and Is half casks at
TIC II Id. Dealers obtain 4C1ac above these
prices in their job trade.
BAcoN-Small stock, but no demand. Shoul-
ders are scarce and quoted at 81, clear rib
sides 1lac, clear sides 12c u ID. Dealers are
iobbing shoulders at 9gc; sides same price as
the foregoing.
BREAKFAsT BAcoN-Western is dull and drag
ging at 139c p 10.
HAMs-Are in supply and dull at 14c = fb
for choice sugar-cured. They are jobbing at
141Gy145c y Id. A lot of Is tierces choice
sugar-cnred sold at 14c y tb.
LARD-A lot of 25 kegs refined sold at 14ac
per Id. The supply is light but the demand
is limited. Tierce packers is quoted at 13ac,
refined 14sc, key 14ac and dull
SPARE RIBs-The market is bare. The last
in first hands sold at So and dealers are retail
ing them at $40 5s Dbl.
Picked Pres TONGUES - None in first
hands. The last sold at 7c. Dealers are re-
failing them at 7lc apiece.
PFC PoRK-Scarce and commands $40 so ~
halt Dbl.
WH1sKY-Good supply and dull at CSC for
Louisiana rectifed, and 81 O1 for choice West
ern. A few days since round lot Of ordinary
Western sold at soc y gallon.
Corn IN BULK--A tow of 30, 347 bushels is
on the market. 1t would have brought, when
it came in. S5@S6c p bushel, had there been
freight room.
Corn IN SAcKs-Good supply, and fair de-
mand; $500 sacks sold, of which 500 white
mixed and 200 mixed at S5c, 800 and 1000
choice white at SIC, and 300 yellow at SIC =
bushel.
OArs-Are in good supply and dull. Prices
are tending downward; 1850 sacks sold, of
which 300 at zoe, $50 at Tic, 200 and 200 at
TIC, and 800 choice at 73c y bushel. The
inside prices show decline OF &c II bushel.
BRAN-Light supply and moderate demand;
$50 sacks sold at 81 40 Il 100 lbs.
HAY-Ordinary and prime are in good sup
ply and dull. Choice is scarce and in re-
quest. Only 67 bales strictly prime sold at
SIG q ton.
CoFrEE-The market is quiet No stock
in first hands. Dealers stock 5000 bags
We quote easier prices for buyers. Cargoes
are quoted Fair 1S4@1S9c good 1sa@19c,
prime 19@19lc y I'D, (gold). Job lots, are
quoted at 1S4@19c for fair, 19a019ac for
good and 2O(12O3c IL ID for prime
We are indebted to Messrs. Small &
Co., and Marks & Co., for the follow
ing telegram, dated Rio de Janeiro, Jan. 10Th,
and New York, Jan. Goth, 1875: Purchases
since Jan. 18th, 5000 bags; cleared Atlantic
ports, 6O00 loading, 80 OOO stock, PSI, 900;
average daily receipts, 1900. Price nominal.
Exchange 26l T. cent.
BUTTER-Light supply of choice Goshen
and good supply of choice Western. The
demand for choice Western is limited, but
choice Goshen is IN demand. Inferior and
medium grades of Goshen are selling at
3O@35c, choice 42c, inferior Western 2OGG22c, |
medium 25926c, choice 2S@3Oc q ID.
CHEEsE-Choice mild is scarce; inferior
grades are dull. Choice Western factory !
sells at 1910; New York cream 1sc; Eng |
lish dairy Western ice, and Northern lie
p To.
R1cE-Demand fair. We quote Louisiana
No. 2 35@4', common 5@5lc, ordinary $50 !
&c, fair 6i@62c, prime 7{@7sc u H. Choice
is nominal.
PoULrHY-W Western grown Chickens sell lat |
So; young do. s3Ga3 so; Ducks S3@s3 so;
Geese 81; Turkeys SIG q dozen. Louisiana
grown Chickens sell at 81 5OG5, young S3@1 |
3 so; Ducks SO; Geese 81; Turkeys S12@15
fp dozen.
EscULENrs AND GREEN VEGETABLEs-Small |
stock of Potatoes; the demand for them is ac-
tive. Onions are plentiful and dull Western
Potatoes sell at 50 S5@3, Northern S3@13 IS.
Northern Onions S2@3, Western Onions
50 25@2 IS. Apples 81 50@2 50 q Dbl.
Cabbages S5@6 y box. Sourkrout S9@11 !!
p Dbl.
FEATHERS Are quoted at 60@65c y fb.
LOUISIANA OEANGEs-Sell at 81 u Dbl.
Moss-Small stock and good demand.
Prices are &c u ID frmer. Gray sells at 3G9