The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-05
ro-day's exports were to Bremen.

q January 5, last year (eXcludlng the above
j 40, 4S7-increase 2O5, GIL bales
Exports Friday and Saturday. to Grea
Britain 1873 bales, against 5797 last
/ week and q, 491 last year, and to the Cont
nent 1856 bales, against 9317 last weel
and H. 742 last year. Stocks at all the delivery
ports made up to IL NJ, 881, 1866 bales, against
S16, 400 last week and 766. 1877 last year.
ToBACco-We did not hear Of transaction
to-day. The amount on sale is estimated
at 2875 hhds. We continue to quote as
follows: Inferior Tugs 9@9ac, medium to fine
1O@113c, low leaf 12@124c, medium IL
@14c, good to fine 15@163, and selections
73@96o. :. =,
Received since Saturday evening, 43 hhds
exported, to Bremen; stock on hand by our
running statement, 44O5 hhds.
4 FRElGHTs- Nothing TRANSFERRED to-day. We
continue to quote:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -@9-16d;
to Bremen k@11-16d, to New York &c, to Boston
11-16c, to Philadelphia &c. Molasses to New
York So p Dbl. Sugar -@$5. Tobacco Sc.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32CD-d,
the latter for consignments; to Havre 15-16@
1c, to Bremen 1-16@1sc, to Genoa 1-l6
|@11c., to Boston &c.
SUGAR-The receipts this morning COM
prise 1O43 hhds. The demand is good and
the supplies were mostly sold at unchanged
prices. 4a@54c for inferior, 5a@6c
for common, 68@64c for good common to
fair, 6iM7ic for good fair, 71c for fully fair,
u for prime, 8@84 for strictly prime, and 81
oslo for choice, 6@89c for low to choice
seconds, 7i@84c for centrifugal, 84@8}c for
gray clarified, 63@c9 for yellow clarified, 90
9}c for off white clarified, and 9a@10c for
pure white clarified. Stock in the shed on
the 31st ult., 3119 hhds.
MoLAssEs- this morning 2112 bbls
and 80 half bbls. The demand is good for the
high grades, and moderate for the low. Prices
are 1c weaker. No choice on hand, it would
command &c p gallon. The supplies were
mostly sold at 48C@5Oc for prime fermenting;
52@55c for strictly prime fermenting; 5O@52c
for fair, not termenting; 53@55c for prime;
and $4,000 for strictly prime.
| FLoUR-Only local demand which is re-
stricted by the absence Of low grades, the
description most called for. There is ample
stock on hand of medium and higher grades.
The sales are confined to 1900 bbls, of which
25 double extra at SIS 25; rs and 80 low treble
extra at SIS so; so do at SIS SIS; 25 and 100 good
treble extra at SIS IS; so and 100 choice treble
extra at SIS IS; so choice extra at Sc; 100 at
Sc 25; so and 100 choice extra at Sc 81; 100
at Sc rs; 100 do at Sc 60, 100 and 100 bbls on
private terms. The Exchange quotes SIS 25
for double extra, SIS 37a@5 62a for treble
extra, SIS 1906 for choice treble, and SOC
6 IS for family.
Corn MEAL-The market is stronger under
the influence of small stock and cold weather
up the river, although the demand is limited.
100 bbls sold at So 49, Is and 100 bbls at
50 80 p Dbl. Dealers are jobbing at 81 Is
"a rs p Dbl.
PORK The market is quiet but strong, with
q small stock in very few hands, and mess
held at s2l@2l % y Dbl and higher Offers OF
$40 rs cash and s21 time are refused for
I'LL -
Dbl SO, so and 100 bbls sold at $21 f9 Dbl.
DRY SALT MEATS quiet, but in light sup
ply and strong. Shoulders are quoted at TO
7sc loose and packed, clear rib sides 9s@ 1Oc,
clear sides 1O3c q H.. Dealers are joDbing
shoulders at Sc, clear rib sides 1O4c clear sides
1Oac ~ fb. Al casks shoulders sold at 7sc,
and 81, 600 ID clear rib sides at 9sc U ID.
BACoN-We note better feeling, although
there is very little demand. The stock on
hand is very small Shoulders are quoted at
$1,000, clear ro sides 12c, clear sides 12lc y
WH1sKY-Good supply and dull, at 97CD99c
for Ordinary Western and Louisiana rectitied.
lot of SO bbls choice Cincinnati sold at
81 O3 p gallon, bbls new Bourbon at 81 rs
and old do at 50 SO 7p gallon.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-N estern is dull and drag
cling at 13Ac ~ ID.
HAMS Choice new sugar-cqred are in sup
ply and dull, and quoted at 14l@15c y tb.
LARD-A lot of Is tierces steam rendered
sold at 1910 y 10, and one Of 25 kegs kettle
rendered ut l5c II I'D. The market is dull,
tierce is quoted at 12ac for packers, and 144c |
for refined; key l4a@15c p ID: Dealers OBJ
tain 4c over these prices in their job trade.
Corn IN BuLK-Of the of 81, 1888 bushels |
distiller and 81, 1873 bushels are on the market.
PICKED Pres ToNGUEs-A lot of rs bbls |
sold at Sc apiece.
PICKED Pres FEET-Are selling at 81 SO |
y key; and 50 SO p irkin.
SPARE R1Bs-A lot Of so bbls sold at Sc Is |
79 Dbl.
Corn IN SAcKs-Good supply and fair de- |
mand, but at easier prices for buyers. $500 |
sacks sold, of which, 500 yellow mixed and |
1900 choice white at soc, and $50 choice white |
at 92c ~ bushel. The Exchange quoted |
mixed at $4,000 - bushel
OArs-Are in moderate supply and fair de-
mand. Prices are 2t93c y bushel higher,
owing to cold weather up the river. 625 sacks |
sold. of which 1875 and 500 at 75c 70 busheL |
PEcANs-Are scarce and selling at 14@17c |;
y fb.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-Good supply |
and moderate demand. Western beans are
selling at SIC, Northern beans 4c y To.
Green peas $40 y Dbl
SALT-Om6ll BIOCk huu AA1 uCudAus we |
quote dealers rates coarse 81 259l 80 ~
sack fine 81 5O@1 60. Turks Island 9O@95c
ID bag of 2 bushels When taken at ware
house reduction is made for drayage. Table
Salt in pockets sells at 2a@6ac each as in size.
NAVAL SroREs-Good supply and limited
demand. Spirits turpentine is quoted at
$4,000 y gallon Pitch s3@3 Is; Rosin
No. : 50 1902 25, No. l 50 4O@2 SO p Dbl;
Tar So 1904 ~ Dbl
COTTON SEED On-No stock on hand and
SIC ~ gallon is asked for all the stock that
will be made for the next months, which is
contracted for.
TALLow-Choice selling at 8t@8lc y ID.
LOUISIANA ORANGEs-Are selling at S. 80.
y Dbl
BRAN-Is in light supply and moderate de-
mand. 200 sacks sold, Of which, $50 at
81 22t; and so sacks Choice at 81 Is % 100 fb.
HAY-Good supply and limited demand.
$40 bales sold. of which 200 nrime at S24: