The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-22

good to fine 15@161, and selections TAO
Zoc. hecelved since last evening none, ex-
ported none, stock on hand by our running
statement 1878 hhds.
FREIGHTs- Yesterday We reported two ships
Ior Liverpool at ID for cotton. The going
1a'es on Al vessels are ID for Liverpool and
lows:
By Steam-Cotton to LIVERPOOL -M19-32d
to Havre lie; to Boston &c, to Providence &C.
70 Fall River SC, to New York 8c, to Philadel-
phia &c.
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 15-3201d
70 Havre -(glc, to Hamburg I'd, to Bremen
l-l6c, to Cronstadt I'd, to Genoa l lisa,
l5c, to Boston &c.
SUGAE-Only 373 hhds were received this
morning. The stock on hand is small and
1he demand IS good at previous prices. The
supplies sold at 5(953c for inferior, 6IO1
o3c TOT common. 6407c for fair, TOT for
good fair TIC for fully fair II for prime, Sc for
strictly prime, SIC for choice, S@8Ic for good
seconds, 74@S4c for centrifugal, 8a@83c for
gray clarified, 5000 for yellow clarified,
909ac for off white clarified. and 9sM1OIc
for pure white clarified
MoLAssEs- receipts this morning were
confined to 463 bbls and 60 half bbls. Higher
grades are scarce and in demand, but low
grades are dull. There is liberal stock in
the sheds, but mostly poor in quality. The
supplies to-day sold at SIC for prime, SO for
strictly prime, not fermenting, and SIC for
strictly prime fermentiug. Some 60 half bbls
strictly prime sold at 62c p gallon.
FLOUR Some inquiry for export to-day and
Cuba on private terms. The demand for the
local trade is restricted by the absence Of
double extra and the grades below. These
are the descriptions wanted. The sales to the
local trade comprise 1000 bbls, of which 200
double extra at SIS 25, 100 low treble extra at
50 45, 100 good do at So 70, 100, 100, 100
and 200 choice extra at Sc, 80 and 100 at
ST. 129, 100 at Sc 625 and 400 bbls in lots
| on private terms.
Conn MEALS in good supply and dull,
| though there is more movement. 700 bbls
sold. of which 300 at SO 80, so, so, so, SO
and SO at 81 and so at 81 10 u Dbl. Dealers
| are jobbing at 81 1904 20 IL Dbl.
PoEK-Is dull and SOC y Dbl lower. 800
bbls mess sold on private terms. 1t is now
quoted at $40 so y Dbl. 1t is jobbing at
$40 25Gg2O so p Dbl
DRY SALT MEAT Shoulders are in
good supply and dull, but sides
are scarce and comparatively firm. Shoulders
are quoted at Tic, loose, and y packed;
clear rib sides lo4e, packed; clear sides 1o4c
| u ID. Dealers obtain 41lc above these
prices in their job trade. A car load Of
shoulders sold at 7ic, one do scarcely sailed
at -, below Tic, and car load clear sides on
private terms.
BACoN-Shoulders are scarce and the stock
of sides is small, but there is no demand and
prices for sides are ic lower Shoulders are
quoted, in lots, at 9lc, clear rib sides II Ic,
clear sides l1fc. Dealers obtain &c over these
prices in their job trade.
LARD-A lot Of 25 kegs refined sold on pri-
| 49, 1ra% ln41 In
and Is do at 1890 II fb. The supply is light,
but the demand is limited. Tierce packers is
quoted at 13!c refined 14ac, key 14&c and
dull
BREAKFAST BACON Western is dull and drag
ging at 135c 72 tb.
HAMs-Are in supply and dull at lac Z lb
for choice sugar cured. They are jobbing at
14i@l4ac Z ID.
SPARE RIDs-The market is bare. The last
in first hands sold at So and dealers are retail
ing them at $40 p Dbl.
PIcKLED Pres TONGUES = None in first
hands. The last s7ld at &c. Dealers are re-
failing them at TIC apiece.
PIG PoRK-Scarce and commands SO so f2
halt Dbl
WHrsKY-Is in good supply and dull %
bbls Louisiana rectifed sold at CSC; choice
Western is quoted at 81 90 e gallon.
Conn IN BuLK-A tow of 3O,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 dull,
prise 1850 sacks, of which 800 white mixed
and 500 yellow at S5c, $50 white, $50 yellow
and $50 white at SEC II bushel
OATs-Good supply and dull at yesterdays
inside prices. 800 sacks solo, of which $50
ordinary st. Louis at Csc and $50 choice at
zoe, $50 and 300 do at Tic, and 100 at re T.
bushel ...".....
BRAN-Is in light supply and fair demand
100 and $50 sacks sold at 81 40 u 100 fb.
HAY-Fair supply and limited demand.
Only 300 bales sold, Of which 200 prime at
S24, and 100 choice at S26 % ton.
NAVAL SroREs-Good supply and limited
demand. Spirits turpentine is quoted at
35!@36c ~ gallon; Pitch s393 p; Rosin
No. 50 1902 25, No. 50 40@2 so f9 Dbl;
Tar 50 1904 fp Dbl.
TA11ow-Choice selling at sa@sic p 70.
BAGG1NG-Good supply and moderate de-
mand. Domestic jute is quoted in round lots
at 12@123c 79 yard. Domestic jute is re-
failing at 13c; hemp 13c; India in bales and
rolls 12c p yard.
STAR CANDLEs-Are quoted at l6gc z tb.
CoFrEE-The market is quiet No stock
in first hands. 4114 bags arrived to-day.
1t was previously sold to arrive. We quote
cargoes Fair 1S4@1S!c, good 1S4@19c,
prime l9@19lc % ID, (goldD. Job lots, are
quoted at 1Si@19c for fair, 19i@194c for
good and 20(G20ic ID ID for prime
EscuLENTs AND GREEN VEGETABLEs-Go Good
supply Potatoes are in demand. Onions,
Apples, Sourkrout and Cabbages are dull
Northern Potatoes sell at 50 1908, Western
80 SOAP Is, Northern Onions 50 5O(a3, |
Apples 81 50@2 SO p Dbl. Cabbages SIG
5 u box. Sourkrout SS010 p Dbl
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
3OGy35c, choice 42c, inferior Western GOA 22c, |
medium 25(a26c, choice 2S@30c T ID.
CHEEsE-Choice mild is scarce; inferior |
grades are dull. Choice Western factory |
sells at Isle; New York cream 1Sc; Eng
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