The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-11

hid: exported none. Stock on hand by
our running statement 1926 hhds.
FEE1GHrs-1he market continues extremely
dull and rates are shade easier. We now
quote as follows:
By Steam - Cotton to Liverpool 15-32d,
to Boston, Providence and Fall r yer, via
New York &c, to New York DC, to Phil adelphia
&c; molasses to New York 81.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 7-16@i5-32d.
to Havre &c, to Bremen 1c, to Cronstadt
1924, to Barcelona 1c, to Genoa ll-16c. to
Boston &c.
SUGAE-The supplies are small and the re-
ceipts this morning were confined to 133 hhds.
The demand is good at stlffening prices,
and the supplies on the landing sold together
with some in the sheds at 50153c, for Interior,
6II6ac for common, G3G17c for fair, Y G179c
for good fair, 73@174c for fully fair, sos
for prime, Sc for strictly prime, o50G64c tor
choice, T@S5c for seconds, &c Tor yellow
clarified, 95CJl0c for off white clarified, and
and 1Olc for white clarified. The sales in the
sheds are made by dealers, who obtain outside
prices.
MoLAssEs Only Is bbls came in this
morning. The demand is good at stittening
prices, and about 500 bbls sold in the sheds at
| 45(a, 53c for common, 53Cl5 for fair, 55c
for prime termenting, 56(a)59c for prime, Coo
for strictly prime and G5(r Csc for choice. The
sales in the sheds are mostly made by dealers
at the outside prices.
| FLoUR-The stock on hand is small and
there are but few round lots suitable for export
Offering. The demand is confined to the local
trade and ONLY 23OO bbls sold, of which 100
low treble extra at ST 95, 175 do at IS. 100
choice treble extra at s. G25, 100 good do at
So %, so choice extra at s. 10. 80 choice ex-
ira at Sc 10, 100 at Sc so, 100, HOO, 100,
$50 and $50 bbls on private terms, all to
dealers. ....-..
Corn MEA-We note better feeling aud
firmer market to day, with the stock mostly
held at 81, under limit. 1000 bbls sold, of
| which 100 on its merits at 50 -. 100 choice at
50 80 SO, 100 100, 100, 100 and 800 at So s.
+ Dbl.
PoRK-The dealers supplied themselves
yesterday, and we have to note quiet mar
ket to-day Overweight mess is quoted at
| $40 so r. Dbl. 80, 80 and 80 bbs sold at
SO so, and 100 bbls on private terms. Deal
ers are jobbing at $50 + Dbl. A lot Of 600
| bbls is in treaty.
| Dry SALT MEAT Is in fair supply and
dull. Shoulders are quoted at re loose, y
| G375c packed, clear rib sides 10s;, clear sides
| l05c r ID. Dealers are iobbing at ic over
| these prices. A consignment of 2237 pieces
shoulders and l76 pieces clear rib sides, aud
60 600 ID shoulders and clear rib sides, loose,
sold to dealers on private terms.
BAcoN-Sma!l stock and quiet, but steady.
| at unchanged prices. Shoulders quoted
at sc. clear rib sides &c, clear sides l2Jc
p ID: } casks clear rib sides at lie, do at
IL, e., 10 do clear sides at u, p H. Dealers
are jobbing at &c over these prices.
HAMs-Some demand for Cura, hence less
depression; 10 terces choice sugar-cured sold
at BE, - do for Cuba at l3ic + tb, and 10
tierces on private terms.
BREAKFAST BACON - l. dull and quoted
nominaly at 123e r. ID.
SPARE RIBS The market is bare. The last
in first hands sold at S. and dealers are re-
failing them at SO + bbl
PIC PORK Is selling in half bbls at 50 75C9
10 r. half Dbl.
Cow Peas Carolina clay are quoted at
81 90 r bnshel, dealers are jobbing at
81 Is r bushe'.
Corn IN BULK The supply on hand is con-
fined to tow of i, 900 bushels. 1t is offered,
to arrive, at 7Sc p bushel.
WHIsKY-Dull and unsettled. Louisiana
and ordinary Western rectitied is quoted at
81 10C11 II T. gallon and choice Western rec
tilted 81 II T, gallon. 10 bbls ordinary
Western rectihed sold at 81 10, 5 bbls Bour-
bon at 50, and 81 bbls Rye at 81 40 r gallon.
LARD-Continues ouii, and is quoted at
1fc for terce, packers, and 14ic for refined;
keg 14i p ib. A lot of G5 kegs refined sold
at 14sc II IL.
Corn N SAcKs-Is in good supply and de-
mand at yesterdays prices. The purcha SEES
Of yellow are mostly for Cuba. The sales e m
brace 1880 sacks. of which 1000 white
mixed in burlaps; at S3c, 1000 and 5000 white
at SIC, 1900 and 500 white, in lots, at Soc, and
$500 yellow and $50 yellow mixed at SIC, and
800 yellow and yellow mixed at SSc r bushel.
OATs-Good supply and fair demand at
easier prices. 1850 sacks sold, Of which 700
at 69c, and $50 at 70c T. bushel.
BRAN-Light supply and dull. No sales
Quoted at 81 35GG1 10 r 100 ib.
HAY-Good supply and moderate demand.
The sales comprise $50 bales, of which POO
prime at 1913 $50 do at s24 so, $50 choice at
S2G, 60 at $40 so, and 60 do at S27 so r. ton.
POULTRY Western grown chickens sell at 50
0l6; young S3G14. Ducks S4GG4 so. Geese S.
al. Turkeys SlS0120 u doz. Louisiana grown
chickens sell at 81 50@5; young 50 50@3.
Ducks 81 50M3. Geese S6GG7. Turkeys
Sl2W15 e dozen.
BUTTER Good supply and fair demand.
Inferior Western is quoted at 1G(l20c. me-
dunn 20O22c, choice 25c, inferior Goshen
25Cl30c, medium 30G33c, choice Bic r ID.
CHEESE Good supply and with fair de-
mand. Choice Western factory, 15GG Ice; in
ferior grades, 10O12Ic; New York cream
Isle - Id.
RICE The stock on hand is accumulating
We quote: Louisiana No. 4@4!c, common
55I5ic, ordinary 606ic, fair 69GD63c, prime
74@7ac u ID. Choice is nominal
CoAL-Good supply and moderate demand.
PittsbuIy is selling at 30c T. Dbl at whole
sale, 75c at retail. 81 T. hid, soc y box to
steamboats,, and Csc to manufacturers; an
tnracite sl2G1l4 q ton. Virginia camel 90c
II Dbl.
BAGGING-The season is over for country
orders, but dealers and spectators are buying
stock for next season. Domestic jute may be
quoted at wholesale at 123c and retail at 1890 |
= yard. Hemp 13@l3!c India in bales, and
rolls 12c + yard.
F1sH-We quote Mackerel-extra No. l,
$50 in bbls, $40 so in half bbls, 50 p in
quarter bbls, and 81 80 in kits No. l. Sl2 in
bbls, Sc % in half bbls, So 30 in quarter
bbls and 81 30 in kits No. 2, SO in bbls, |
50 p in half bbls, 50 in quarter bbls and |
81 % in kits ; No. 3, large, 50 in bbls, 81 Is |
in half bbls 50 IS in quarter bbls, and 81 10 |