The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-01-23

notoieared. .........-.......... 4.27O
FRE1GHrs -The market continues quiet but
firm. The going rates on Al vessels are ID
for Liverpool and 1c for Havre. We continue
to quote as follows
BY Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -@19-32d,
to Havre lie; to Boston &c. to Providence Re,
to Fall River &c, to New York 4c, to Philadel-
phia &c.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32@1d,
to Hayre ole, to Hamburg I'd, to Bremen
l 1-16c, to Cronstadt I'd, to Genoa l 1-16@
lie, to Boston 20.
SuGAR-Only $50 hhds were received this
morning. The supplies are light and the
stock in the sheds is confined to 3434 hhds.
The demand is good at firm prices. and the
supplies on the landing sold at 5@5lc for
inferior, 63@6lc for common, 6i@7c for fair,
prime, SC for strictly prime, 84c for choice,
7@8yc for good seconds, 72@84c for centrifu-
gal, 84@Sac for gray clarified, 8a@9ic for
yellow clarified, and 10@1Olc for pure white
clarified. There is no pure white clarified in
first hands
MoLAssEs - Received this morning 11O1
bbls and 81 half bbls. The supplies are most
ly of poor quality, which is not wanted. The
high grades are scarce and in demand at
full prices The supplies on the landing were
mostly sid at 35(o1 40c for common, 4G@5Oc
for fair, 54@56c for prime. 59G 6oc for strictly
prime, not fermenting, 471c tor fair ferment-
ing and SIC for prime fermenti'g. No choice
on hand; it would command &c Tp gallon.
Stock in the sheds on the ed inst $50 half
bbls and II, 696 bbls Louisiana molasses, and
3l4 bbls New York syrup.
FLoUR-Only local demand to-day, which
is restricted by the absence of double extra
and the grades below. These are the only
descriptions called for. Only S25 bbls sold,
of which 200 choice extra at Sc so, 25 do ut
Sc, $50 and 239 good treble extra at So 65 100
low treble extra at 50 SO and POO bbls on pri-
vate tesrme.
NorE-The incessant rains during the past
three or four weeks, in the Gulf States, have
almost brought our market to standstill
The roads in the country have become SO
muddy that hauling is stopped, hence. no
orders for produce or merchandise of any de-
scription
Corn MEALS in good supply and dull,
at 81 II Dbl. Only 100 sold at 50 80, and 80,
so, "a d id 100 at S4. Dealers have small
job trade at 81 p y Dbl.
PoRK-Very dull and Csc u Dbl lower.
Mess is quoted in round lots at $40 25 p
500 and old at $40 25 p Dbl. so bbls new
standard mess sold on private terms, and SO
at $40 37l p Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Shoulders are coming in
quite freely and are in good supply but sides
are scarce. The demand is very limited.
Shoulders are quoted at Tic, loose, and
Tic packed: clear rib sides lOC)1Olc; clear
sides 1O3@1Oac y ID. Only three car loads
of shoulders sold at 7ic. and ID half casks
shoulders at 7sc u fb. Dealers obtain "a &c
above these prices in their job trade.
80
shoulders, and better demand. Shoulders
are quoted, in lots, at 9094c, clear rib SIDES
11@11 &c clear sides 119@ l18c. Dealers OBJ
tain .c over these prices in their job trade.
There were sales to-day of so casks clear sides.
10 and 10 on private terms, 10
and 10 at 11ac, and 10 at III T. To.
BREAKFAST Western is dull and drag
ging at 1890 79 10.
HAMs-Are in supply and dull at 14c u ID
for choice sugar-cured. They are jobbing at
14,@145c u ID. Is ties sold at lac and 5 at
14jc. The stock Of strictly choice sugar
cured is small
LAED-The supply is light, quoted at 13ac.
refined 14kc, and keg 14ac but the demand is
limited. Tierce packers is dull.
SPARE RIBs-The market is bare. The last
in first hands sold at SO and dealers are retail
ing them at $40 f9 Dbl.
PICKED Pres TONGUES - None in first
hands. The last s Id at &c. Dealers are re-
failing them at Tic apiece.
PIG PoRK-Half bbls command 50 5000
WH1sKY-Good supply and dull at 9Sc
for Louisiana rectitied and 81 Tor choice
Western.
Corn IN BULK-A tow Of 3O,347 bushels is
on the market 1t would have brought, when
it came in. S5GS6c p bushel, had there been
freight room.
Corn IN SAcKs-Is in good supply and dull,
1t Yesterdays inside figures. 1850 sacks, Of
which $50 white, 500 yellow and yellow
mixed, and 1000 white at S5c p bushel.
OArs-Good supply and limited demand |
Prices have fallen 1CI2c p bushel. 1900 |
sacks, of which $50 ordinary st. Louis at Csc, |
$50 choice at 69c, $50 do. at CSC, and $50 and |
200 at 20, Z bushel.
BRAN-Is in fair supply and quiet Only |
50 sacks sold at 81 40 q 100 ID.
HAY-Fair supply and dull. No sales to-
lay. Yesterday prime sold at $24, choice at
(oFrEE-The market is quiet. No stock in
6rst hands. We quote cargoes: Fair Isl elsie,
,ood 18a619c, prime 19@194c p ID, (gold).
foh lots. are quoted at ISOLDE for fair,
l9lMl9sc for good and 2O92O4c p tb for
We are indebted to Messrs. Small & Co.,
,or the following telegram dated Rio Janeiro,
fannarv 81. and New York, January %, 1875:
pr;ce $500. Stock 26O, 900 bags. Exchange
II pfoTT1TnY-Western grown Chickens sell at
eeSS 70: Young do. So 5O@4; Ducks So 500
p I. ssaesa seas; Turkeys $13@15 u dozen.