The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-08

to-day at I'd for cotton, and one for HAMBURG
for mixed cargo. Particulars not reported
We quote as follows:
RI By Steam Cotton to Liverpool -@9-16d
to Bremen ga 11-16d, to New York 1c, to Boston
11-16c, to Philadelphia &c. Molasses to New
By Sai1-Cotton to Liverpool -@gd
| the latter for consignments; to Havre 15-32G
1c, to Bremen l 1-16@1sc, to Genoa l LIE
Ollie, to Boston &c.
SUGAR-Received this morning 667 hhds
The demand is good and all the supplies were
sold at previous prices. 41059c for inferior,
5a@6c for common, 6l@6sc fair, 6i@7Ic fol
good fair, I@74c for fullyihir, u for prime,
&c for strictly prime, and SIC for choice, SO
SIC for good seconds, 74@8ac for centrifugal,
S4@82c for gray clarified, 5000 for yellow
clarified, 9@9Ac for off white clarified, and
94Gl1 DC for pure white clarified.
MoLAssEs = Received this morning 1883
bbls and ID half bbls. The market is very
dull for all grades below prime, and prices
for them are unsettled, while the high grades
are scarce and in request. There is no choice
on hand. It would command &c ~ gallon.
The supplies were disposed of at 30@35c for
inferior, 35CG45c for centrifugal, 48M50c for
fair, 5l(D55c for prime, and 56(0]57c for
strictly prime. A. lot of half bbls, strictly
prime, brought Coo y gallon.
FLouR.-Only local demand, which is re-
tarded by the absence of low grades. There
is en- ample stock on hand of the medium and
higher grades No export demand. The
treble extra at SIS so, so and $50 do at SIS IS, o.
and 80 good treble extraat SIS 60, 287 choice do
st SIS IS, 40 choice extra at Sc, so at Sc %, 25
at Sc IS 1Ts Dbl, and 100, 100 and $50 on pri-
vate terms. The Exchange quotes SIS Is for
double extra, SIS 1905 628 for treble extra,
SIS 1906 for choice treble, and S6@6 IS for
family.
Com MEALS in light supply, but the
demand is limited. Holders are asking 81 10
"a Is J9 Dbl. and no sales, except SO at
81 TO- Yesterday some sold at 81 7p bbl
Dealers are jobbing at 81 25 7p Dbl.
PoRK-Is dull and appears to have weak
SCI was refused for 80 bbls heavy. Mess is
quoted nominally at S21CG21 Is - Dbl The
last sales were at that. Dealers have better
job trade at S21 SO % Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT.-Shoulders are scarce and
in request, but sides are dull. Shoulders are
quoted at 75c for loose, and 7sG17ic packed;
sides are very dull and quoted at 1O1c for
clear rib and 1050910ic for clear, Dealers are
jobbing shoulders at SC clear rib sides 1O.c;
clear sides 104c p 1b. A lot of 10 casks shout
ders sold at 7ac T. To.
BAcoN-Small stock, but no demand and
dull. Prices still lower. Shoulders are quoted
at Gle, clear rib sides 1!c clear sides 12c 73
ID. 5 casks shoulders sold at 9ac, and do
clear sides at 12.c u To.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Westerni is dull and drag
ging at 1870 5p I'd.
HAMs-Cholce new sugar-cured are IN sup
ply and sell at 14@14i 79 tb; decline. A
lot 10 tierces choice brought 15c u tb.
LAED-The dealers were replenishing their
stocks to-day, aud the supply being small
prices for refined have advanced &c 10 fb.
30 tierces were sold, of which GO packers at
l3.c; 20 and so do at 1910; rs tierces refined
at 14c; 25 and 80 do at IA c, and 100 at AZ II
ID. Refined in tierce is jobbing at 14s@143c.
Keg is quoted at wholesale at 14ac.
WHIsKY-Louisiana and ordinary Western
rectifed is quoted at 97C098c u gallon,
choice Western 81 03 - gallon. The mar
ket is in supply and dull
Corn IN BULK-A lot of 81, 1873 bushels, all
there was on hand, was sold to the city trade
and is being put in sacks. Some supplies on
The way are expected soon. In the last two
or three sales Of bulk corn prices have not
hence we cannot give quotations. |
SPARE R1Bs-Are selling at Sc rs % Dbl.
Picked PIGs' TONGUES selling at SIP |
&c apiece, as in quality.
Pres FEET-Are selling at 81 so p key and |
So so 79 firkin.
PIG PoHK-Scarce and commands $40 so IL |
lalf Dbl.
Corn IN SAcKs-Is in good supply and lin
ted demand. 2O0O sacks sold, Of which 500 |
oft on private terms, 500 white mixed and |
900 yellow and white at Sc p bushel The |
market is weak with tendency in prices in |
avor Of buyers. The Exchange quotes mixed |
t S5c, white at SEC, and yellow at $50 79 |
ushel.
OArs-Good supply and dull. Only 100 and
SO sacks sold at 75c y bushel. The Elk.
hange quotes prime at 74c, and choice at 75c
bushel
BEAN-Is in fair supply and firmer $50
acks sold, of which POO at 81 Is, and so at
1 80 u 100 ID, the latter an improvement Of
C ~ 100 ii:
HAY-Fair supply and dull 200 bales
hoice Ohio River sold at S27 u ton.
.uoted at &c p ID.
MALT-Good supply and moderate demand;
cling at 81 500l rs y bushel.
HoPs-Sell at SOC 1P ID,
PoUhTRY Western grown Chickens sell at
s.; young do. s3@3 so; Ducks $50
3 SO; Geese SCOT; Turkeys S12@13 %
oxen. Louisiana grown Chickens sell at
3 50@4, young 50 50@3; Ducks 50 500
Geese S5@6, Turkeys S1O@12 5p dozen.
EGGs-Good supply and moderate demand.
1estern are quoted at 25@2Sc, Louisiana 35
140c T9 dozen.
BuTTEE-Good supply and dull. In
rior Western is selling at 2O@25c, medium
5@2Sc, choice 30@32c, inferior Goshen 25
D3Oc, medium 35@40c, choice Acc fP Id.
PEcANs-Are scarce and selling at 14@17c
fb.
BEANS AND WESTERN PEAs-Good supply
nd moderate demand. Western beans are
,lling at SIC, Northern beans 4c 7p tb.
reen peas SO p Dbl.
SALT-Small stock and a fair demand We
uote dealers rates: coarse 81 25@1 80 f9
lck fine 81 5O@1 60. Turks Island 90@95c
bag of bushels When taken at ware
ouse reduction is made for drayage. Table
lit in pockets sells at 25@6lc each as in size.
NAVAL SToREs-Good supply and limited
emand Spirits turpentine is quoted at
'!@36c y gallon Pitch S3@3 Is; Rosin
o. 2 50 1902 Is, No. 50 1902 SO y Dbl;
ar So 1904 " Dbl.
COTTON SEED On-No stock on hand and :
IL IL y