The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-26


To-davs exports represent AZ bales shipped by
rail, including SO lInters for st. Louis.
TOBACCO We did not hear OF sale
to day, and continue to quote as follows: Lugs7@
71sc, good S@9c, low leaf 9Cgl21ac, medium at l3D
14sc, good 1511aa0l7c, and tine at lo020c:
Received since saturday evening ~ hhds; ex-
ported 2 by ra |; stock on hand by our running
statement 3017 hhds.
The New York Tobacco Leaf, OF last Wednes-
Slay. reports the weeks sales Of Western leaf at
975 hhds, mostly of the better grades, the larger
part being for export. Lugs are quoted at 1000
for light, and 711a091ac r Clarksvi le and West
ern district, common leaf at 91agllc Tor the
former and 10@111lc for the latter; medium at
120l4c for the former and 121aGe- for the lat
ter: good at l4116c for the former and 1870
for the latter, aud fine at l6@l9c.
FREIGH rS-A ship has been taken up Tor
Hayre at - for cotton. We quote as follows:
By Steam-Ootton to Liverpool -@ll-1ed; ;
to Hamburg via New York: nc; to Antwerp via
New York, ne; to Boston, Providence Fall
River and Philadelphia via New York ll-l6c; to
New York &c.
By sail-Cutton to Liverpool 19-32@5sd; to
Havre / 3-16c to Antwerp 5-l6c, 10 Bremen
nc. 90, ~,
MOLASSES- Received this morning COL bbls
and IS half bbls. At the opening receivers asked
SATURDAYS prices but had TO submit to a reduc-
ton of &c ID gallon, when the demand became
good, and the supplies were all sold at 5595'c
for common to far, G64c for good fair to PRIME
65@66c for strictly prime, and 66@6oc 1or strictly
prime to choice.
SUGAR-Received this morning 1913 hhds
High grades of open kettle are in demand, put
low grades are dull. Most of the supplies on
the landing were sold at 7c for common, 40
strIctly prime, and 80 for centrifugal, some IL
per cent tare and some actual tare. Prices are
not yet settled.
FLOUR The market is at stand still, even in
the local trade, and only few job sales Were
m .de. The principal sizes we're IT'S bbs choice
treble extra at So 100 at Sc Is; 200 choice, to ar
rive, at s6 IS, and Is choice, spot, at 81 Dol.
supertine is quoted at "a 30D4 80, double extra
As low treble extra IS 25l5 80, good treble eX IA
SIS 1906, choice treble ezra 5000 so, choice and
family extra Sc 75@7 80 d Dbl. ;,
CORN MEAL-Ihe stock is small. There ls
some demand for fresh at 50 so u Dbl, but old
stock is very dull at 50 20G3 rs y bol. 70 Dds
fresh sold at So so II Dbl, There were also some
Job sales at 50 so % Dbl for fir, 81.
GRIrS Selling in lots at 81 5000 50, and loo-
bing at s5 90 u Dbl.
PORK-No demand, and quoted nominally az
500 50G24 u Dbl for mess. Dealers are lobolng
at s24I24 SO u Dbl rs and Is bbs sold at s2i
DRY SALT MEAT-The supplies are light.
but there is verv little demand. Shoulders are
quoted at s9 dealers aad IF af sb55p pDdb
loose, was divided out among dealers at 91sc
% h.
BAC0N-No demand of any moment, and shou,-
ders are quoted nomnaly at loc; clear rip siaes
135s@l3s4c, clear sides lac y tt. Dealers Joo
rates are 14c above these prices. Only casks
shoulders sold at 1Oc; 10 do clear rib sides at
1895, and do at 1874 u b.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured are in light sup
ply, and in request and 20 ties sold in lots at 100
TIC q ID. Brands less in favor are quoted at
l6Q1l611s inferior and ordinary 1411a@l51ac L 10.
BRAN-Is in fair supply and limited demand.
Only $50 sacks sold at 81 05 Il 100 10.
HAY-Small stock on the landing and dull.
Only 81 lies prairie grass sold at s1S u ton. A
resale OF 12l bales Eastern at s26 D ton.
BREAKFAST BACON-Dull and quoted at Ice
u ID.
LARD-Is in light supply ana selling in the
local trade at 1870 for fierce packers and
141lN14s4c for refined; 15@1514c for key and
15L@i5s4c for bucket. % tierces refined sold
at l45sc, and 166 kegs kettle at l4a4c Y ID;
% p Dbl.