The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-27

noon, January 26, last year Excluding the
above 25, 702)-increase 1907 bales.
Exports FRIDAY to Monday inclusive) to
Great Britain 81, G7l bales, against 30, 554last
week and 27,494 last year, and to the Cont
nent -, GA bales, against G799 last week and
q, 633 last year. Stocks at all the delivery
ports, made up to II NJ. $40 1856 bales, against
81 040 last week and 81, l9S last year.
TOBACCO Not a sale has been reported this
week. The amount on sale is estimated at
1925 hhds. We continue to quote as fol-
lows: Inferior Tugs 9GD9Ic, medium to fine
lO@119c, low leaf 12G9l2llc, medium l3@14c,
good to fine 15lG164 and selections l7a@
zoe. Man,.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
| Stock on hand August 81, 1874 1917
Arrived since. ...-................- y
Arrived previously. .........-..... 1858 1878
9,795
Exported past three days. ....-.- none
| Exported previously. .--..---- 5,1J7
Broken up for balinR, city consuE1p-
ton, etc. 3lo 5,ol2
Stock on hand and on shipmexs -
potcleared. ................ 1888
FREIGHTs Yesterday. we reported ship
for Liverpool at I'd for cotton, two for
Havre at 1c and for Bremen at 1-16c.
We now hear Of two vessels taken up for
Genoa, rate not reported, and that to-day an
Liverpool at 1924, which was refused. We
also heard Of an offer for 1000 bales ship for
Genoa at lc The number of unengaged
vessels is limited and the market manifestly
stronger. The going rates on Al vessels are id
for Liverpool and lie for Hayre. We continue
to quote as follows
BY Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -M19-32d,
to Havre lie; to Boston &c, to Providence &c.
to Fall River &c, to New York &c, to Philadel-
phia &c.
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32@1d,
to Havre -C9lc, to Hamburg 3D. to Bremen
l 1-l6c. to Cronstadt Cd, to Genoa l 1-16G9
lie, to Boston &C.
SUGAE-Received this morning $50 hogs
heads. The demand is good for the low
grades and far for the medium grades and
clarified at previous prices. The supplies were
mostly sold at 5G]53c for Inferior 6G16lc for
common, 65MGac TOR low fair to fair, 7CH7i for
good fair, 75G174 for fully fair, 74N, Sc prime to
strictly prime, Sic for choice, 656,Si for low
choice seconds, S5n,95n for yellow clarified,
9lM9ac for off white clarified, and 10G 10ic
for pure white clarified. The stock on hand
is small /.
MoLAssEs - Received this morning $50
bbls and half Dbl, mostly poor in quality.
High grades are scarce and in demand
No choice on hand. The supplies were mostly |
sold at previous prices ;}5(al55 for inferior
as in quality, 4SNl5Oc for fair. not
53Gq 56c for prime, and $50 SOC |
for strictly prime. There is a good stock in
the sheds but mostly Of poor quality.
FLoUR-No demand tor export to-day, ex-
cepting 800 bbls sold on private terms The
local demand is restricted by the absence OF
low grades. $3.50 bbls sold in the local
trade, of which 200 fine at 81 so, 80 and
100 low treble extra at So so, % good treble
q nln
S. Is, 100 choice extra at Sc, $50, $50 and
200, 800, 800 400 and 500 bbls on private
terms. very good job trade is going on but
the market is dull OH round lots. Double ex-
ira is quoted at So %, choice family sea
5 so
Corn MEALS in good supply and little
better demand, but no Improvement in prices.
LOO and 200 bbls sold at So 3d. and 100 at 81
p Dbl. Dealers are jobbing at 81 15C14 %
b Dbl 1t is offering, to arrive, at So 80 T.
DBL
PoRK-Quiet but firm, at $40 50 z Dbl for
ness, and small stock on hand Dealers are
) quoted at $40: rumps SIS rs - Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Shoulders are in good .
upply and irmer, and prices appear to have
cached their lowest point. The supply of
idesi is comparatively small, but sufficient for
he demand. 2 car loads shoulders, loose,
old at 7c, 10 and IA casks shoulders at 7fc ,
ID. Clear rib sides are quoted at 10lc, clear :
ides 1O5c II ID. Dealers are jobbing at &c I
yer theso prices. A dealer recold a car load
f shoulders at re, and one in four lots at I
lc. II a..
BACON in good demand, with a small
took in few hands and about lc. firmer :
houlders are quoted III lots at &c, clear rib r
des lie, clear sides lie. Dealers obtain /
c above these prices in their job trade An t
fer Of IL &c. was refused for % casks clear v
des at the railroad depot. r
HAMs-Are in supply; dull and more de-
ressed. 10 and - casNs choice sugar-cured y
I'D at 1890 p Ii. They are quoted at 1870 +
&c Il h.. Jobbing at .Ic higher. t,
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is dull and Western is a
uoted at l3c p tb. o
LARD Is in light supply and dull. Tierce, p
'ckers' is quoted at 13!013ic, refined 14ssc .
ID, keg 144c. y y
WHIsKY-Is dull and 1c lower Louisiana u
Gifted is now quoted at 97Gl9Sc 25 bbls p
oice Cincinnati sold at 81 o.; % bbls Louis hi
pa rectified at 97c, and % bbls pure Bour- b.
N at 81 s T. gallon. a.
Corn IN BULK-A tow of 3O,347 bushels is IN
hand. 1t is offering at Soc = bushel on '"
e spot and to arrive. m
SPARE RIBs-The market is bare The last te
first hands sold at IS and dealers are retail D,
g them at SO 59 Dbl. al
PIcKLED Pres TONGUES : None in first ia
nds. The last sold at &c. Dealers are re- W
ling them at &c apiece. f.
PFC PoRK-Half bbls command 50 7561O d.
Corn IN SAcKs-Is in good supply and fair pc
mand at yesterdays prices; 2150 sacks
a. Of which $50 white mixed at Sic, 1900 pc
lite and yellow at S5c, and 400 white flint pc
SIC 7 bushel
)ATs-Are in good supply and fair demand
weaker prices; 1000 sacks sold, of which -,
St Louis at 69ac, $50 and 500 choice at an
; = bushel. Th
6RAN-Is in light supply and limited de- let
nd; only 10 sacks sold at 81 50 = 100 H. co
iAY-ls n good supply and dull. Only co
bales prime sold at s24 = ton re-
NAVAL SToEEs-Good supply and moderate ~, nI
nand. Rosin-No. l sells at 81 80, No. 2 e sr
81 1902 20, pale at 81 60G2 IS y Dbl; de