The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-06

FREIGH Ts-Two ships were taken for outports
to-day, particulars not reported. ship for Genoa
Bremen at 1850. Coastwise rates to New Eng.
land ports have been raised 1-16c. We now
quote as follows:
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -@11-16d., to
do Wis New York I'D: to New York &c; to Boston
via New York &c; to Providence and Fall River,
via New York l3-l6c; to Philadelphia &c; to
Bremen -@13-16d tobacco to New York S..
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool = @15sd; to Havre
ne: to Antwerp asc; to Hamburg &c; to Am
SUGAk-There were no receipts this morning.
dealer sold % hhds at $50 for fair, and 92c
for prime, not reflled. Stock in the sheds BOO
hhds.
MOLAsSES = There have been no receipts
of new as yet this season. Yesterday some in
ferior old sold at 25c u gallon:
came in this morning. In the absence OF sales
we omit prices.
FLOUk-The market continues dull, with a
scarcity OF double extra but good stock of the
higher grades on hand. The sales to-day COM
prise 1925 bbls, Of which HOO bbls for Cuba on
private TERMS and 1440 bbls in the local trade, Of
which SO fine at 81 so; 50 double extra at S. so;
100 low treble at IS co. 80, 30 and so low treble
extra at IS Is; 102 good treble at Sc 3711; 75 100
and 300 cho,ce treble extra at Sc 50; so, 100 and
100 choice extra at 81; 14O at 81 3d. 100 at 81 50;
200 and 300 bbls, in lots, on private terms.
-Superfine is quoted at 81 IS, double extra at
IS 81, low treble extra IS 7566. good do 500
25, choice treble ex ra s6 5O@6 rs, choice and
family extra $7@7 so, patent process So 5O@9
" Dbl.
CORN NEAL-Continues dull, and only Is
bbls sold at 50 95, and 100 at So y Dbl. 1t IS
jobbing at 50 10 y Dbl.
GRITs- S Ii in lots at a sO@5 IS, and job
PORK-Is in request with a email stock and
stronger prices. Mess is held at S4 621I6g25,
and is jobbng at $24 75Gl25 u Dbl SO and 200 bbls
sold at the railroad depot at s24 371; 100 and 100
bbls. to arrive at $24 SO, and IS on the spot at
$25 u bbl Some offers Of s24 80 we're refused.
DRY SALT MEATS &c stronger, with
small stock and fair demand. A car load of
shoulders sold at the depot at 95sc. They are
now held at 90 0110c, and jobbing at 10c y tb.
nr r6er o
are held strongly at lie, clear rib sides l51ac,
clear sides 1870 ~ b. with Offers of less refused,
ard jobbing at &c above these prices; 81 casks
sold to-day, comprising casks shoulders at 1875,
do at 1916, 16 casks clear sides at 1910, at
1870, 20 at 1926 and 10 at 1915 y ID.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is higher in sympathy
with Bacon and is selling at 161a@17c u b.
and in demand. They are quoted at l61a@l7c,
brands less in favor 15s4@l6c, inferior and
ordinary 14@15cha y ID. To-day 10 and 10 tierces
lads in light supply and in demand at
144@l41ac in tierce, 15c in keg and 1514@l5Hc
in buckets. TODAY lot of 100 kegs sold on
private terms, and rs tierces, refined at l411a u
ID.
WHISKY-Small stock and dull. Louisi ina
rectfed is selling at 81 1901 II, and Western at
sod Incl n n - , saGsn 4 100 6Gs e pnes Bourbon
CORN IN SACKS Is in good supply and dull
Prices are unchanged. 1850 sacks sold, OF
which 800 mixed at Zoe, $50 and 200 do at Tie,
200 white mixed at nc. $50 choice white at 74c,
$50 choice yellow in gunnies at 75c, and 500
white at 75c % bushel.
OATS-Are in fair supply; good demand for
choice; inferior are neglected. Prices are firm
and unchanged. 2297 sacks sold, Of which 200 in
ferior at 4oc, 800 at 42c 800 at As, $50 ordinary
at 45c, 147 and $50 prime at 4sc, 200 and 200 at
SOC, 200 and 200 choice Galena at SIC, and $50
choice Galena at 55c p bushel.
6RAN-Light supply and dull. No change in
prices. $50 sacks sold, OF which 300 in second
hand sacks, at the railroad depot, at 81; $50 do
1t 81 021as. and 400 choice at 81 05 y 100 ID.
HAY-Ne note more activity, and choice is
scarce and in demand. Prices are firmer. AIS
bales sold of which 100 prime ST. Louis at $40 so,
IS do at $23, 125 do at $685. go and 100 do. at s26
y ton.
RICE-Good demand, No damaged or soft on