The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-03

Exports FRIDAY to Monday inclusive) to
Great Britain 35, SO bales, against 81, 76l las,
week and 40. 461 last year, and to the Cont
nent 27,025 bales, against IL, 444 last week and
17,242 last year. Stocks at all the delivery
ports made up to u NJ, S47 O55 bales, agains.
$40, 1856 last week and Sl3, 463 last year
| ToBACCo-We have not heard Of a transac-
ton thus far this week. The amount on sale
is estimated at 3075 hhds. We continue to
quote as followsinferior Tugs 9G095c, medium
to fine 1O01llc low leaf l2G1l2bc, mediu N
13@14c, good to fine 159l61, and selec tons
17aW20c.
TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand August 81, 1874 ~ 1917
| iIrVed SINCE .:..'.............. none
Arrived previously. ............... 2,0l7 2,0l7
1854
Exported past three days. 20
Exported previously .........-..-. 5,193
Broken up for bahng. city eonrnYap-
Stock on hand and on shipznoai
not cleared. .........-. 4,2sG
| FRErGHTs-A ship was taken up for Havre
| at 1c for cotton. Some masters are now ask
ing 17-32d by sail for Liverpool, but for the
present We continue to quote as follows
By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool -G11y-32d,
to Havre 14c; to Boston &C. to Providence &C.
to Fall River &c, to New York &c, to Philadel-
phia &c.
By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool 15-32M1d,
to Hayre gle, to Hamburg ID, to Bremen
l Lice. to Cronstadt I'd, to Genoa 1920,
to Boston &c. -..5
SUGAE-Received this morning 633 hhds.
The demand is fair but at barely sustained
prices. The supplies were mostly sold at 5(a,
SIC inferior, 6G96ic for common, g. a. ac for
fair, 7(l7Bc for good fair &c for fully fair,
nc for prime, ia 7isfor1prime to strictly
prime, 6Ic0Si for low to choice seconds,
9@Sic for choice 6h0SIc for low choice
for off white clarified and 10@l01c for pure
white clarified.
MoLAssEs-Received this morning 7S4
bbls and SO half bbls, mostly low grade,
which is neglected; good descriptions only
being called for hence we have to note a dull
market, centrifugal selling at 35Gl 42c, as in
quality: common fermenting 40c; cIstern bot
tom SIC: strictly prime fermenting 52956c;
strictly prime, not termenting, $50 per gallon.
FLoUR-We have to note quiet market to-
day, following yesterdays activity and only
100, $50 and 400 bbls sold, in lots on private
terms $50 low treble at IS 40, IS at So 50,
and 142 at So So e Dbl, together 1900 bbls
The local demand is greatly restricted by the
absence of low grades. Superfine is quoted at
81 60; double extra So Is; treble extra So 371
G15 625 choice treble extra So 75dy6 choice
family S6Cl6 80 p Dbl.
Yesterday we stated that we heard of large
sale of about 5000 bbls, taken for Great Brit
ain, particulars not transpired. To-day we
are informed that 1000 bbls were sold and
1000 bbls were in treaty subject to freight en-
gagement, and later we learned that freight
was secured for 1000 bbls. This would make
sales only 5000 bbls, though some have still
the impression that 5000 bbls were sold
Conn MEAL-There is none on the landing.
and the stock in store is small with good
demand, and advancing prices. 80, SO and 80
bbls sold at 81 10 and so at 81 20 y bbl 1t
is iobbing at 81 . q Dbl
PoRK-Is in active demand with scarcity |
Of supply, and prices have still further ad- |
yanced G2llc 7 Dbl. Yesterday, early in the
day, $50 bbls mess sold at $40, and later 1913 |
bbls sold at $40 rs. and 122 bbls at sol, and |
100 at s21 124 y Dbl. To-day 80 bbls goo ibs)
sold at $50 80; 100 bbls mess at $40 S75, and
100 bbls at S21 T. Dbl. Round lots are now
held strongly at S2l and upward, and dealers
are jobbing at S21 so IL Dbl On Change $50
was paid for the privilege of delivering 500
bbls mess, seller last half of March, at $50
z Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAr-The market is quiet to-
day but strong at yesterdays improvement.
Two car loads shoulders sold at 7lc and a
lot OF 10000 ID, loose sold at 93c for rib
sides, and 10ic for clear sides. Shoulders are
quoted at II loose, and 7sGg7!c packed; clear
rib sides at Zoe, clear sides at 10ic ~ ID.
Dealers obtain la &c over these prices in their
Job trade
BAcoN-Is quiet to-day, but strong, with
small stock on hand. Shoulders are quoted
it SEC, clear rib sides at lie, clear sides at
l15c. y ID. Dealers obtain ic over these
prices in their job trade. Only - casks clear l
sides sold at 11sc = ID.
-, -, |
md dull at 1890, and New York is scarce and
15c = tb.
HAMs-The market is very firm with a
mall stock on hand Choice Western sugar
ured command lie in round lots, and 144c
n job lots. New York sugar-cured 14CI 15c I
, ID. /
LAED-Is in light supply and firm at 1850 t
&c for packers and 145c for refined keg v
48@15c II ID. 20 tierces refined sold at lag, C
nd 80 kegs do at 1870 q ID. T
Corn IN BULK-A balance of 13, 800 sacks,
II there is on hand, is being put in sacks and r
old to the trade. t
WHIsKY-Is in good supply and dull at 81 {
19Sc for Louisiana rectitied and 81 OF for b
hoice Western. A lot of so bbls Western rec c
fed sold at 92ic p gallon. Il
SPARE RIBs-The market is bare. The last Il
, first hands sold at s. and dealers are retail
lg them at $40 p Dbl. IL
PICKED Pres TONGUES - None in first a
ands. The last sold at 7e Dealers are re-
fling them at 7tc apiece. c
PIG PoRK-Halt bbls command 50 5000 ?
Pres FEEr.-Kegs are selling at 81 30 and
rkins at 50. \
Com IN SAcKs-Is in fair supply and mo- al
crate demand at yesterdays prices. $3.50
cks sold, Of which 800 white and yellow is
ixed at sec, 500 white and mixed at SIC,
700 white at &c. and $50 choice yellow at al
&c = bushel.
OATs-Light supply and good demand at j
rther advance iof 1c ~ bushel. 1850 sacks d