The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-19

Exports TUESDAY to Wednesday inclusive
to Great britain 81 O65 bales, against 49, 1872 las
week and AZ, 064 last year. and to the Continen
IS, S46 bales against a. 1888 last week and 20, A.
last year. Stocks at all the delivery ports
made up to - NJ, 1885, 25S bales against 845,
15S last week and $40, 10 last year.
ToBAcco-We did not hear of sale to-day
The amount on sale is estimated at 300 hhds
We continue to quote: Inferior Tugs 9(995c
medium to fine 1O@114c, low leaf 12@12Ic
medium 13@14c, good to fine 150165, and
selections l74@20c. Received since last eve.
ming none; exported none; stock on hand by
our running statement 4247 hhds.
FREIcHTs-The market is unchanged and
we continue to quote as follows:
By Steam - Cotton to Liverpool 9-16d,
to Boston &c, to Providence &c, to Fall
River &c, to New York &c, to Philadelphia &C.
bulk corn to Liverpool lid; sugar to New
| York SO; molasses 81.
BY Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32M5d, to
Havre lie, to Hamburg Cd, to Bremen
| Lice, to Cronstadt I'd, to Genoa 3-32c,
to Boston &c.
SUGAE-Only III hhds We're received
this morning. The demand is fair and
prices are firm and about 500 hhds, in Guiding
some from previous supplies, sold. Infe-
rior 5G52c, common 6(G6ac, fair 65C163c,
good fair Tote, fully fair Tic, prime 7sc
strictly prime SC, choice SIC, seconds 6@S4c,
yellow clarified 9Cl9l, off white clarified 81
| @9ac, pure white clarified 10@104c q h.
MoLAssEs receipts this morning were
| confined to 315 bbls and Is half bbs. Low
grades are in supply and dull while good
grades are scarce and in demand, 400 bbls
| sold. including some from previous supplies,
at 3SG140c for common, 4SGG50c for fair, SOC
for prime and $50 for strictly prime.
FLOUR local demand to-day and
the sales are confined to 1900 bbls, of which
100 single extra at 81 rs, 40 at 81 &c. SO low
treble extra at 50 12a, $50 choice treble extra
at So so, 100 choice extra at IS 60, 100 at SIS IS,
u at SIS 50, 25, 25 and 80 at S. and $50 bbls
on private terms, and 200 half bbls choice
extra at 50 79 half Dbl.
Corn MEAL-Better inquiry and firm, with
light supply. so and 100 bbls sold at 81.
Dealers are jobbing at 81 % p Dbl
PoRK-The stock is fair and no demand.
Mess is held at $50, and extra heavy at $40 80
T. Dbl Dealers are jobbing at $50 so y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Sides are scarce, IN de-
mand, and command advanced prices, while
shoulders are in supply and dull, at I'M
changed prices. 500 pieces shoulders and
RIB sides sold on priv ate terms; 500 pieces
clear rib sides at lO4c, 500 pieces sold at
1O4c for clear RIB sides and lllc for clear
sides, 424 pieces clear sides at IL lc, 20 casks
shoulders at Tie and Az pieces do at 7! c.
Shoulders are quoted at Tic loose and
&c packed Doilers obtain 4@ac above
these prices in their job trade.
BACoN-Sides are scarce and in demand
and sell at gGlc higher; shoulders are quiet
but firm. Shoulders are held at So clear
rib sides 12c, clear sides 125, II ID. 10 and !
casks rib sides sold at l2c and 10 do clear
sides at l2l T. h. Dealers obtain II over
these prices in their lob trade
PIC PoRK-Is selling III half bols at SO 80 |
D half Dbl.
LARD-Choice refined is in request and |
commands full prices, while The grades below
are dull. Tierce is quoted at l4e for packers
and 149C1 15c for refined; keg 1440 154c p ID.
125 halt bbls extra choice sold 10 arrive at
15c, 800 buckets do on the spot at 15,c, and |
81 tierces kettle rendered at l4c II ID
WHISKY = Good stock and no demand.
Prices have again declined, and we now
quote nominaly 81 O5@1 OS for Louisiana
rectifed and ST OS@1 10 for Western rec
titled.
HAMS Small stock but no demand. Choice
sugar-cured is quoted 1870 II tb; lot of 10
tierces sold at that price.
SPARE RIDs-The market is bare. The last
in first hands sold at IS, and dealers are re-
failing them at SO y Dbl.
PIcKLED PIGS TONGUES = Some were re-
PIcKLED Pres FEEr-Some in barrels were
received, and sold at 50 p Dbl
Cow PEAs-HAve commenced coming in by
rail- and Carolina were offered by the car load
at S 60 ~ bushel but have mostly gone into
store unsold, though there were some sales to
dealers at 81 As J9 bushel. 1t isyet too early
for much demand. Stocks 1000 bags mixed
and clay held at 50.
Com IN SAcKs-Fair supply and good de-
mand, at firm prices; 10, $50 sacks sold of
which $500 yellow and yellow mixed on pri-
vate terms, 1000 white mixed at SIC, 1900 and
1900 white at S5c, 1000 white at 84bc and
1850 at s5ac p bushel. Sellers are willing to
realize on soft corn, but strictly prime and
choice is held very strongly, with an upward
tendency in prices.
CoFFEE-Fair demand. Stock in first hands
q, 33l bags; in dealers hands 13, 900 bags. We
quote cargoes: fair 1S5@1Sic, gold, good 1Sa
g 100, prime 19l919ac ~ ID, Job lots: ordi-
nary 1Sl@1S!c, rair 1S3@19c. good 1910
L9ac, prime 194@2Oc u II; $500 bags Of the
Leonard Meyer sold on private terms.
We are indebted to Messrs Marks & Co.
or the following telegram, dated Rio de ia 9
1eiro, February II, and N ew York, February '
49, 1875: Purchases since the 10th inst 7
o. 600 bags, cleared for Atlantic ports 5000
Bags, cleared for Gulf ports none, loading
y, 600, stock 100000, average daily receipts
300 bags: price $4,000; exchange 278 59 cent
OATs-Are in light supply and moderate
lemand at unchanged prices. $50 sacks
old, Of which $50 and 800 at Tic, and 100
hoice at re y bushel.
BRAN Light supply and fair demand. 700 :
acks sold Of which so and $50 at 81 IS r
90 ib.
HAY-Fair supply and dull $50 bales sold, :
{ which $50 prime at S25, and 100 choice St
.ouis at S2S T. ton.
EGGS Light supply and moderate demand.
Western are quoted at 3O@34c; Louisiana 80 1
g35cp doz.
PouLrRY-Western grown Chickens sell at Q
5 50@6; young do 1904; Ducks 1904;
reese s6@7; Turkeys sl5@1S T. doz; Louisi- fl
IA grown Chickens 81; young 50 50@3; al
uoEo 60 sOI02. Gaaca ceGF. T,rl>or,|