The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-09

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B.. Cleared to-day. ............... 25n4
z | Cleared previously. 6f5,397 GIT On
: Stock on hand and on shipboard not
8 cleared ..:...-. .,.....-............. 279, 1e(
3 sfnoK same time last year 1923, 50
s To-day's exports embraced 1475 bales r.
4 Liverpool, 200 to Coruna, and 829 to Boston
, Receipts proper since Saturday evenjno
10, SOC bales, against 7160 on last Sunday ana
9 Monday, and Is, 158 last year, making an 40.
gregate since Friday evening of 15 92l bales.
t against 1874 last week and 25, 3S3 last wear.
and since August 81 OF 760. 942 bales, against
S6S, 926 last year-decrease 107, 9S4.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports, from IL NJ. Saturday to IL N.
J to-day, &c, 9f3 bales, against 22071 last week
and 81, 3S5 last year, and since Friday 4O,989
bales, against 37,170 last week and Sc, $40
last year. Total since August 81, 1867, 1874
bales, against 2, 1876, $50 up to Sunday noon,
February s, last year (exclding half of the
above 81, 3S5>--decrease 70, 252 bales.
Exports Friday and Saturday, to Great
Britain 80, $50 bales. against 27,237 last week
and Il, ass last year, and to the Continent
1858 bales against 25, 495 last week and $3.50
last year. Stocks at all the delivery ports,
made up to IL NJ, S26 2l4 bales, against 49,
6S7 last week and SI3. 22S last year.
ToEAcco-We did not hear of traps-
action to-day. We continue to quote
as follows Inferior lugs 9095c, medir m
to fine 10@11ac, low leaf 12@)l24c, medium
13@14c, good to fine 15(116I. and selections
179@20c. Received since Saturday evening,
hhds expected, noDe stock on hand BY
our running statement, 1891 hhds.
| FREIGHTs- market continues strong.
We quote as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool Odd,
to Boston &c, to Providence &c, to Fall
River &c. to New York &c, to Philadelphia 80.
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool a@17-32d,
to Havre -(91c, to Hamburg ID to Bremen
l Lice. to Cronstadt I'd, to Genoa 1896,
to Boston &c.
We have good JOB trade, but no demand
for round lots.
SUGAE-Received this morning 1851 hhds.
Tie market opened dull, but later improved
and then strena thened The good grades are
in some request, but the low and medium
grades are neglected. Most Of the receipts
were sold at 50159c for inferior, 5a(16c for
common, 6}G96sc for fair, 6s062c for
good fair, 7@74c for fully fair, TIC for
choice. 6b0S4c for low to good seconds.
o9C195o for yellow clarified, 9AHG93c for off
white clarified, and 10@104c for pure white
clarified.
MoLAssEs- receipts are falling off, and
comprise this morning 49, bbls and half
bbls, nearly all consigned to the same party.
The good grades are in light supply and in
request, while poor descriptions are plentiful
and dull. The receipts were mostly sold at
30@45c for inferior quality, SOC for cistern
bottom, sic for prime, 57{258c for strictly
prime, slightly fermenting, $4,000 for strict
ly prime to choice.
FLoUE-The local demand is restricted BY
the absence OF low grades. A lot Of 500 bbls
on the landing is in transit from St. Louis for
Cuba direct. Thsre were sales of 1850 bbls,
of which Is and 200 double extra at So 25. SO
and $50 good treble at S. so, 25 and 100
choice ex ia at Sc 80, 100, $50, $50 and $50
bbls, in lots, on private terms
CORN MEAL-Ihe market is frmer to-day.
The receipts are small. and last SATURDAYS
decline is recovered. 100 and 100 bbls sold
IN three lots, Oh the landing, at 81 10, so and
80 at 81 15 80 100 and 100 at 81 y Dbl, and
offers Of 81 05 were refused. Dealers are
lobbing at ST % t, bbls. Total sales to-day
$50 bbs
PoRK-Tho market is quiet but firm, with
small stock on hand. Mss is quoted at S210
S21 p q Dbl. Dealers are jobbing at S21 50
e Dbl. 90 and 100 bbls sold on the landing
at SCI = Dbl.
DIX SALT MEAT-The market is strong
at last Saturday Improvement the order de-
mand for the county is good, this article hav-
ing the preference over bacon and pork, and
the stock has been considerably diminished.
shoulders are now quoted at Tic for loose,
sc for packed, clear rib sides 1O4c,
clear sides 10ac q ID. Dealers obtain lG}5c
over these prices in their job trade 5 and
z casks shoulders sold 75c and % do at 7sc
IN spot, and car load, to arrive, at TIC q ID.
BAcoN-Is in light supply and in demand,
With an upward tendency in prices. Shout
iers are strong at 9sC982c, clear rib sides at
l2Gllac,, clear sides at 113@115c y ID.
Dealers obtain 9l9ic over these prices in
heir job trade. 81 casks were sold, of which
. casks shoulders at s., 3 and l6 casks clear
ides at l14c II 1b, ana 80 boxes shoulders,
me lot, at SIC - fb.
LAED-ls In light supply and quoted at 14o
or packers in fierce, aud 14Jc for refined
eg l4sG9l5c y ID. A lot of SO kegs prime
'aekers sold at i4ic U u.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-I5 in good supply and
ull at 1870 y tb.
n.y. and quoted at 13&G114c p fb, iobbing at
93c more. The market is dull, though some
DIS sold at 1890, and offers of 49, were re-
used. tlerces hams sold at 12Sc Id lb.
MHIsKY-Contlnues in good supply and
ull, at SIC for Louisiana rectifed, sc for
rdlnary Western, and 9o@$1 for choice
Western.
Corn IN Bu1K-The market is bare of sup
lies. A lot of 16, 800 bushels cleared for
liverpool last Saturday.
SPARE RIBs-The market is bare. The last
first hands sold at SO and dealers are retail
lg them at $40 y bbl
PIcKLED Pics TONGUES = None in first
ands The last sold at &c. Dealers are re-
.iling them at tic apiece.
ZIG PoRK-Halt bbls command 50 7561O!
FIGS fEET.-kegs are selling at 81 80 and
rkins at SO.
CoRN IN sAcKs-Fair supply and demand.
3oe sacks sold, of which 100 white mixed at
SC, ooo mixed at SSc, $50 and 800 choice
Iile at 9oc' and 800 do at Gle U bushel.
OATs-Are in good supply and fair demand.