The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-15

to Fall River &c, to New York 4c, to Philadel-

to Fall River &c, to New York 4c, to Philadel-
phia &c.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32@1d.
to Havre -@1c, to Bremen 1-16c. to
Cronstadt Cd, to Genoa ! 1-l6915c, to Bos-
ton &c.
SUcAR-The supplies are small and only
1909 hhds came in this morning. The
demand is good; prices are firm and I'M
changed and the receipts sold as land
ed, at 4l@5Ic for inferior, 5a@63c for
common. 6I@6sc for fair, 6s@7lc for good
fair, 7i@7Ac for fully fair, u for prime, Sc for
strictly prime, and SIC for choice, 8(98sc for
good seconds, 7l@84c for centrifugal, 81 G0Sac
for gray clarified, S3@9c for yellow clarified,
9@94c for off white clarified, and 9s@1Osc
for pure white clarified.
MoLAssEs - Received this morning 1920
bbls and 121 half bbls. The demand is good
and prices are firm and unchanged. The sup
pliesars mostly Of poor quality. Strictly prime
is scarce and the market is bare Of choice. The
supplies were sold as landed at 35@,40c for
common, 35045c for centrifugal, 55G56c
for prime, and 58@59c for strictly prime.
FLoUR-As we stated yesterday, there is
some inquiry for Great Britain and for
Cuba, but purchases are retarded by the
lack of freight room, especially for Cuba.
1000 bbls were taken for export to-day, how
ever, on private terms. In the local trade
there is very little doing in the absence OF
double extra and the grades below. These
are the descriptions wanted at present. There
is an ample stock on hand of medium and
choice extra. The principal sales to the
local trade were $40 bbls, of which Is low
treble extra at SIS so, 100 and 200 bbls good
treble extra at IS 62a, Is choice treble at
So 70. 30 choice at 6, 40 at Sc 25, and 100 at
Sc so y Dbl The Exchange quotes common
at 81 25, fine none, superfne 81 SO;
double extra IS %, treble extra SIS 500
671. choice treble extra IS 75@6, choice
family extra Sc 25@6 IS u Dbl.
at 81 25 p Dbl. Dealers are jobbing at 81 IS
~ Dbl. The Exchange quotes at 81 Is -
Dbl
PonK-Dull and quoted nominally at $40 so
u Dbl for mess, with holders Offering freely
and soliciting bids. It is jobbing at S21@
S21 SO 79 Dbl The Exchange quotes mess
dull at 500 so. prime mess nominal SIT so,
and rumps at SIG Is y Dbl
BAcoN-Quiet but firm with very small
stock on hand. Shoulders are quoted at 81
@94c, clear rib sides 11ac, clear sides 12c
p fb.
LARD-Is in light supply and in request
at 1896 for packers and 14ac for refined in
tierce. and l5c in kegs. Dealers obtain 4c
less the above prices in their job trade The
Exchange quotes: tierce steam 1890, refined
144c, key 142c and dull.
DRY SALT MEAr-Is scarce. There is none
in first hands and none coming in, and prices
have further upward tendency. Shoulders
would command 7sc loose, and Sc packed,
readily clear rib sides 1o}c. clear sides log
@1O2c - ID. Dealers are jobbing shoulders
at 8Ic, clear rib sides 1O9c, clear sides lie
n ID. 40 casks shoulders sold in lots at &c
. ID. ,l
HAMs-Are dull and lower. Choice sugar
cured are now quoted at -@14c jobbing at
144@144c fa tb. A lot of Is tierces sold on
the landing on private terms The Exchange
quotes at 14@14sc as in brand.
BREAKFAST BACoN-Westerni is dull and drag
ging at 1916 u ID.
WH1sKY-We note an improvement in prices
to-day, and ordinary Western and Louisiana
is now quoted at 97c p gallon, choice Western
81 OF u gallon.
Corn IN BULK-A tow of 80, BAT bushels has
arrived. comprising the total supply on hand
If freght-room for Great Britain could be OBJ
tained it would command 85@S6c 7p bushel. |
SPARE RIBs-Are selling at Sc Is p Dbl.
PIoKLED Pros ToNaUEs-Are selling at 5f9
&c apiece, as in quality.
Pres FEEr-Are selling at 81 so 7p key and
50 SO u firkin.
PIG PoRK-Scarce and commands $40 so y
halt Dbl.
Corn IN SAcxs-Good supply and fair de-
mand at firm prices. Yellow is held at 9Oc p
bushel The sales 1850 sacks, of which 200
ordinary yellow mixed at $50, $50 mixed at |
SIC, 800 and 500 choice white at $50 ~ bushel |
The Exchange quotes mixed at S5J SIC, white |
at $50 p bushel.
OArs-Are ini light supply and good de-
mand. 1900 sacks sold, of which $50 choice |
mixed at 72c, $50 do. at 72ac, 300 do. at 7ac,
800 choice black at 73c, and 200 choice at 74c |
II bushel The Exchange quotes choice at
72(a, 73c.
BRAN-Is in light supply and in demand.
Only $50 sacks sold at 81 80 7P 100 tb. The
quotes at 81 30 y 100 fb.
HAY-Is in light supply and moderate de-
mand. Only $50 bales sold, of which 100
prime at S24, and $50 choice ct 500 Il ton.
The Exchange quotes prime at S24, choice at
S27 u ton. q
CoFrEE-The market is steady. No stock
in first hands. The local trade is slack.
Dealers stock $500 bags. We quote cargoes:
Fair 1S!@1Sca (gold), good 19@19i, and
prime 19i 919ic 7e ID job lots, prime 2O@2O4c,
good 155@2Oc, fair 1Si@19ic y ID. Yes
terms per Friede. We are indebted to Messrs
Small & Co., and Marks x Co., for the follow
ing telegram, dated Rio de Janeiro, Jan. 18th.
and New York, Jan. 14th, 1876: Purchases
since the 9Th inst, 5000 bags cleared, Allan
tic ports 100000 cleared Gulf ports 5000;
loading, $4,000; stock 24O, 900 average daily
receipts, 1900. Price nominal $500; ex-
change 26s per cent.
R1cE-The demand is better at previous
prices The stock il light aud receipts are
small. We quote Louisiana prime 7}@7ac.
fair 6a@7c, ordinary 6@64c, common SIG
SIC, No. 2 34G94c y ID.
RuTrrR-CToOd snpply and limited demand.
Inferior Western sells at zoe, medium 23@
23c, choice 25@28c, inferior goshen 25@3Oc,
medium 3O035c. choice 40@42c p ID.
Eeas-Are scarce and in demand. Western
ire selling at 30@35c, Louisiana 45@5Oc %
lozen.
DRIED FRUIT Light supply and moderate
demand. Apples are quoted at 6a07ac,
Peaches 7@S y fb.
POULTRY Western grown Chickens sell at