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

Decrease up to noon OF January 81, B., 1896
bales.
Exports Friday and Saturday to Great
Britain Is, 4l2 bales, against 25,821 last
nent 25, 495 bales, against II 977 last week and
II, 245 last year. Stocks at all the delivery
ports, made up to - NJ, S4S 6S7 bales, against
S87, q. last week and S2S, 10Y last year.
ToBAcCo-We did not hear of transaction
to-day. The amount on sale is estimated az.
3O75 hhds. We continue to quote as follows.
Inferior lugs 9@9ac, medium to fine 1OA.
114c low leaf 12@122c, medium 13@14c,
good to fine 15@l64. and selections TAO
exported, none; stock on hand by our run
ming statement, 1898 hhds.
FRE1GHTs-The market is firm, and we con-
| tinue to quote as follows
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -@19-32d,.
| to Havre &c; to Boston &c, to Providence &C.,
to Fall River Sc, to New York &c, to Philadel--
phia &c.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32@lds~
to Havre ole, to Hamburg I'd, to Bremen.
Lice. to Cronstadt cd, to Genoa 1885,
to Boston &c.
SuGAR-Received this morning 1922 hhds.,
We have to note dull market to-day with the,
tendency in prices in favor of buyers. About
600 hhds. were disposed of at 5@5a for in
ferior, 6(96ic for common, 64@6ac for fair.
7@7sc for good fair, TIC for fully fair.
79c for prime, &c for strictly prime to choice,
65cG0Sa for low to choice seconds, SIC for
choice, 6a@S4c for low choice seconds, 84@s,
9sc for yellow clarified, 9a@9ac for off white
clarified, and 10@1O4c for pure white clar-.
fled.
MoLAssEs- this morning 1909
bbls and so half bbls, mostly poor in quality.
The high grades are scarce and in demand,
and there is no choice on hand About 1000
bills sold at 35@42c for centrifugal, as in
quality, 42c for common fermenting, SIC for
cistern bottom and 5Sc for strictly prime.
FLoUR-The month has opened with good
local demand which is retarded by the alb
sence of low grades, the descriptions called
for. 26OO bbls sold to the trade, of which 25
25 and 35 double extra at SIS 50, SO, Is and 80.
choice treble extra at So rs, 100 at SIS IS, 90
do at IS 80, Ga and 100 choice extra at Sc.
200 at Sc 25, 100, 100 and 200 at Sc SO, 400,
100, 100, 12l, 200 and 500 in lots on private
terms 100 half bbls choice extra sold at
SO % u Dbl. We have heard Of large sale
to-day, about 5000 bbls, taken for Great Bri-
tain particulars not TRANSFERRED.
Corn MEAL-There is none on the landing,
and the stock in store is small and held at
81 1904 Is % Dbl. Dealers are jobbing at
81 IS y Dbl. 200 bbls sold in five lots at
81 10 and 200 in lots at 81 Is fp Dbl.
PoRK-Tbe stock on hand is small, in few
AnAuo hAu Ill ucmuuu, duu PRIZES uHVc aO~
vanced fully SOC II Dbl. Mess is now strong
at $50 50@21, with some offers at $50 SO, re-
fused Sixty bbls sold at $40 SO 79 Dbl.
Dealers are jobbing at $2l p Dbl.
BAcoN-Is in light supply and firm at last
Saturdays improvement. Shoulders are quo
ted at Ssc. clear rib sides at lie, clear sides at
l15c. y ID. Dealers obtain &c over these
sold at 85c, and Is casks clear sides at lilo
q ID.
HAMs-The stock has been much reduced
md prices are now much irmer. 10 and 90
,es choice Western sugar -cured sold at
l4c y lib. They are jobbing at l44c p H. m
DRY SALT MEAr-Quite good demand
sprung up to-day, and prices advanced fully
-c@sc p To. 20 and 100 boxes shoulders sold
1t 7ac, 35 casks do. at 70, 5000 lbs do. loose
It 75c. and Is casks clear rib sides at 10c ~
b. Clear sides are quoted at 104c II ID.
shoulders are now quoted at 75c loose, and
&c packed.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Western is in supply
nd dull at 123c, and New York is scarce and
commands 15c 1P h.
LAMBS in light supply and firm at 1870
&c for packers and 14sc for refined ; key
4a@15c p ID.
Corn IN BULK-No change since Saturday. h
Vhen we stated that lot of 10000 bushels
old to distil!er on private terms, and 13, 8OG
ushels are in treaty at about SIC 7y bushel-
! barge load is going forward, with freight
Dom engaged, leaving little or none on sale.
WHIsKY-Is in good supply and dull at 80
S9Sc for Louisiana rectified and 81 Oh for
hoice Western.
SPARE R1Bs-The market is bare. The last
4 first hands sold at So and dealers are retail
,g them at $40 7p Dbl
Picked PIGS TONGUES : None in first
ands The last sold at t. Dealers are re--
Iiiing them at &c apiece.
PIG PoRK-Halt bbls command SO 75310
PICS FEET.-Kegs are selling at 81 IS and
rkins at SO.
Conn IN sAcKs-Light supply and good de-
and 23OO sacks sold, of which 1000 white
liked at sec, 400 and $50 choice white at SIC
nd $50 choice yellow at $50 7p bushel; an
lvance of 293c y bushel.
OATs-Are in light supply and fair demand
advanced prices. 1000 sacks sold, of which
10 in bad order, at Tic, and 300 choice at
&c Z bushel; an advence of &c p bushel
BRAN None in first hands. The last sold
81 so q 100 ID.
HAY-Good supply and moderate demand
10 bales sold, of which 100 Prime at s24, 10.
loice at S26, and 70 and $50 do S27 u ton.
R1cE-The market is dull. We quote No.
4(a14ac, common SIC, ordinary 53M6c, fair
@64c, prime 7i@74c y ID. Choice is
COFFEE demand is fair and prices are
m Stock In first hands 5948 bags; dealers
ock 5000 bags We quote cargoes: ordinary to-
W fair, Isl @1S3c; fair, 100 1910; good, 1870
'c prime, 2092Olc p ID (gold). Job lots:
binary to low fair, 1S}@19c; fair 19t@2Oc;
,od 2O92O4c; prime 20a@21c ID fb.
We are indebted to Messrs. Small & Co. for
e following telegram, dated Rio de Janero,
'nuary 30th, and New York, February T.
rs: Receipts last week, $4,000 bags; pur-
lases, 50, 900 bags; price $500; stock, 200,-
" bags. Exchange 2ea p cent