The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-18

except hid yesterday. The amount o
!. sale is estimated at 300 hhds. We continu
to quote: Inferior Tugs 9@94c, medium t
fine 10@114c, low leaf 12@124c, medium l
@14c, good to fine 15@164, and selection
174@2Oc. Received since last evening hhds
3 exported none; stock on hand by our run
3 ming statement 4247 hhds.
8 FRE1GHTs-Yesterday we reported ship TO
8 Havre at 1c for cotton, full cargo. We con
: tinue to quote as follows:
. By Steam - Cotton to Liverpool Sled
: to Boston sc, to Providence &c, to Fal
! River 4c, to New York &c, to Philadelphia &c
bulk corn to Liverpool lid; sugar to New
York 50; molasses ST.
By Sall-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32@4d, te
Havre lie, to Hamburg I'd, to Bremen
! 1-16c. to Cronstadt I'd, to Genoa 1920,
to Boston &c.
SuGAR-Receiyed this morning 293 hhds.
1t has rained necessarily all day preventing
movements on the landing. The market is
strong with small stock, and we quote infe-
rior 515ac, common 606.c, fair 6s@64c,
good fair 7@7lc, fully rair 7lc, prime 74c,
strictly prime Sc, choice SIC, seconds 66Slc,
yellow clarified sa@g9l, off white clarified 81
094c, pure white clarified 10@10lc p h..
Stock in the sheds on the 18th last, 1926
hhds.
MoLAssEs Received this morning ga bbls
and l half Dbl. No movement on the land
ing owing to rainy weather. There is good
stock on hand but it is poor in quality, while
the high grades are in request, and the mar
ket is bare Of strictly prime and choice, Yes
terdays sales were at 35c for inferior fer
| menting, 48c for prime fermenting, 5Sc for
cistern bottom ana &c for choice.
Flour lot of 1000 bbls sold, for Liver
pool, on private terms. In the local trade
there were 1910 bbls, of which 800 bbls in
lots at 81 S7bGG6 % for single extra to choice
extra, % double extra at 81 80, % at SIS, 125
good treble at So 25, 40 at s. 25, 100 bbls
choice treble extra at SIS 60, 100 choice extra
at Sc, 100 do at Sc O5, % and so at Sc 25,
| so at Sc so, 200 and 800 bbls on private
| terms
Conn MEALS in light supply and firm.
| $50 bbls sold at 81. Dealers are jobbing at
81 % II Dbl.
PoRK-Is in supply and dull at previous
prices. Mess is quoted in round lots at $40,
and dealers are jobbing at $40 so h Dbl.
Dry SALT MEAT-Shoulders are IN fair sup
ply and sides are scarce but there is very
little demand, the dealers having good stocks
on hand Shoulders are quoted at 7lc loose
and 7lc packed, clear rib sides 108c, clear
sides lOsc % ID. Dealers obtain a0ac over
these prices in their job trade.
BAcoN-Small stock and a good demand for
clear sides, which are still higher Shoulders
are quoted at SsC9S4c, clear rib sides 1lic,
clear sides 12lc h ID Dealers obtain 1(llc
over these prices in their job trade. Late
last evening % casks clear sides sold at the
railroad depot at lie II h. and today there
were some sales at the above prices, With none
to BE- had for less and the stock mostly held
higher.
BREAKFAST BAcoS-Is in good supply and
duh at 12ic = Id. A lot OF 90 boxes choice
Western Nav Nnr IA II,
HAMS Small stock but little or no demand, |
Choice sugar-cured is quoted 1910 = tb; a |
lot of IL tierces sold at that price.
LARD-Is in good supply and dull. at 14c |
for packers in tierce, and 145c for refined. |
Keg is quoted at 143M15lc as in quality.
WHIsKY-Good stock, no demand and much |
lower; Louisiana rectitied is now offering at |
81 90 p gallon. Prices too unsettled for
quotations of Western.
SPARE RIBS The market is bare. The last
in first hands sold at So and dealers are re-
failing them at SO = Dbl.
PIG PoRK-Half barrels command at 50 70
O1O.
Picked Pros TONGUES - Some were re-
ceived in bbls and sold at &c api ece.
PIcKLED Pres FEEr-Some in barrels were
received, and sold at 50 T. Dbl.
Cow PEAs-HAve commenced coming in by
rail. and Carolina were offered by the car load
at 81 GO II bushel, but have mostly gone into
store unsold though there were some sales to
dealers at 81 As q bushel 1t isyet too early
for much demand. Stocks 1000 bags mixed
and clay held at 50.
Corn IN SACKS - Good supply Rainy
weather has interrupted business on the land.
ing. Yesterday, not reported, 5000 sacks white
mixed sold on private terms. To-day 200
sacks yellow sold at Soc y bushel. Yester-
day there were sales at S5c for yellow and s.
a. SEC for white. |,
OATs-Are in light supply. 100 sacks sold
at TIC II bushel. On account of rainy weather J
there was scarcely anything done. Yesterday :
choice sold at Tic, choice black mixed at re.
BEAN-Small receipts to-day, but owing to
rainy weather there were no sales. Dealers
have been selling in store at 50 y 100 h. with
none in first hands.
HAr-Good supply and nothing doing on !
he landing on account Of rainy weather.
Prime is quoted at S25 = ton. No sales yes !
erday or to-day. j
CHEESE Choice Western factory is in de- J
nand, and commands 15I@lGc II ib. The
supply Of other grades is light, and the de-
nand is moderate. New York cream is
quoted at 16a@1Slc = tb. Family favorite 7
So lie; English Dairy Western lG!@17c; 4 4
Northern lie ~ tb.
BUTTER Good demand for choice, but
'ther grades are dull. Inferior Western is p
quoted at 17@2Oc, medium 2l@23c, choice
HOPPE, inferior Goshen 25030c, medium
O133c, choice 3Sc fp h.
kIcE-Is duh, but holders are firm in
heir prices. We quote Louisiana No.
4@4ic, common 5l@5Ic, ordinary $50
c, fair 6i964c, prime 74@74c fa tb. Choice c
nominal.
COFFEE Fair demand. Stock in first hands
2, 33l bags; in dealers hands Il, 900 bags We
uote cargoes: fair 1S!@1Sic, gold, good 1872 IL
919c, prime 19i@19ac p ib, Job lots: ordi- o. o.
airy 1Sl01SIc, lair 1S3@19c good 1910 N
D4c, prime 10000 p fb. Z
PouLTRY-Western grown Chickens sell at E
5 50@6; young do S3@4; Ducks S3@4; T.
reese S6@7; Turkeys Sl501S p doz; Lonlsi-
IA grown Chickens S4G5 young 81 5O@3;
ucks 50 5o@3; Geese S6@7; Turkeys =
12n15 70 dozen Ii