The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-11

9 Arrived previously. .sS5,212 s94,21z
$40, Is,
Sieareo 0o-day- ............... o4Zo M, ~,
. uieared previously. 617,90l 62l, 32t
J cleared ................ 2ss,s4l
Stock same time last year. ............. 342,07A
To-days exports were to Liverpool.
Receipts proper since last evening 1927
bales, against 1876 on last Wednesday, and
} 9O37 last year, making an aggregate since
Friday evening of o. bales, against
1926 last week and 43, 743 last year, and
since August 81 Of 772, 474 bales, against $751;.
2S6 last year-decrease 1912.
The Exchange kilograms make the receipts
at all the ports, from II NJ. Saturday to - NJ.
to-day, 1870 bales, against Is, 109 last week
and 10, 31S last year, and since Friday Y, 1852
bales, against 69,024 last week and 49, 797
last year. Total since August 81, 1868, 1877
bales, against 2,773, AT up to Tuesday noon,
February 10, last year Excluding the above
19.31S)-decrease "a, $50 bales.
Exports FRIDAY to Tuesday inclusive) to
Great Britain 1897 bales, against 43, 234 last
week and %, 924 last year, and to the Continent
1883 bales, hgainst 90, LOG last week and a. 965
last year. Stocks at all the delivery ports,
made up to - NJ, $40, All bales, against s46,-
$50 last week and S41, 351 last year.
ToBAcCo-We did not hear of trans
action to-day. We continue to quote
as follows Inferior Tugs 9@91c, medium
to fine 10@114c, low leaf 800 129c, medium
13@14c, good to fine 15@164, and selections
179@2Oc. Received since last evening, none;
exported, none; stock on hand by our running
statement. 1884 hhds.
FRE1GHrs- market exhibits but little
variation. We quote as follows:
| By Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 1924,
to Boston &c, to Providence &c, to Fall
River &c, to New York &c, to Philadelphia &c,
sugar to New York So, molasses 81.
| By Sail-Cotton to Liverpool J@17-32d,
| to Havre -@1c, to Hamburg I'd, to Bremen
| l 1-16c. to Cronstadt I'd, to Genoa 1890,
to Boston &c.
SueAR-Only POI hogsheads were received
this morning. Owing to rainy weather, the
movement on the landing is interrupted and
the receipts were late in landing The sup
ply, including the stock in the sheds, is small
however, and the market is firm with fair de-
mand at 5000 for common, 64@64c for fair,
6s@6Ic for good fair, TOTO for fully fair,
79@7Sc for prime, 7l@8c for strictly prime,
SIC for choice, 6R@64c for low to good Sec
onds, 9@9sc for yellow clarified, 94@9sc for
off white clarified, and 1091Oac for pure white
clarified.
MoLAssEs- Receipts this morning'were con-
fined to 106bbls. Rainy weather checked the
L
supply, including the stock in the sheds, is
all Of poor quality, and high grades are called
for. We quote: 43045c for fermenting,
53055c for prime not fermenting 57@5Sc
for strictly prime, Coo for choice, 48M5O for
fair, 3S94Oc for common, and 35c tor infe-
rior.
Only local demand, with sales of
1925 bbls, of which so superfne at 81 IS,
25 low treble extra at IS Is, so good treble
extra at SIS 37a $50 bbls in lots, at IS 25() |
6 so for low to choice extra, so and 700 bbls |
on private terms. This afternoon we heard of
a sale of 1000 bbls, for Cuba, on private terms |
Corn MEAL Is in light supply and firm. |
Holders are asking 81 TO- and IS barrels sold |
at 81 OH II Dbl. Dealers obtain 81 25 10 |
Dbl in their job trade.
PoRK-Is quiet but firm, with a small stock |
on hand. Mess is quoted in round lots |
at s2l, and dealers are jobbing at S21 so |
T. bbl A lot of 100 bbls mess sold at s21 e |
Dbl.
Dry SALT MEAr-The market is quiet but
very firm. The movement is retarded by in
clement weather, and ansactive order trade is
expected on the return of clear weather. The
stock on hand is only moderate. Shoulders
are quoted at 74c loose and 7S@7ac packed,
clear rib sides 10ac, clear sides 1Otc f2 tb.
their job trade. 40 casks and boxes were
sold, Of which 10 and 10 casks shoulders at
7sc, 10 boxes do at e, and 10 casks clear
sides at 1Oac, and $1,000 ID shoulders, loose,
It 7ac = lbs
BAcoS-Is in light supply, but the demand
s only in job way. Shoulders are quoted
1t SS@Sac, clear rib sides 11s@11gc, clear
sides 11sc Z ID. Dealers obtain &c over
hese prices in their job trade.
LARD-1s in light supply and quoted at 14c
or packers in fierce, and 144c for refined
leg 14aCD15c f9 ID. Dealers obtain lc over
he above prices in their job trade.
BREAKFAST BAcoN-Is in good supply and
lull at 1910 ~ ID.
HAMs-Choice sugar-cured are in fair sup
,ly, and quoted at 133@14c p ID, jobbing at
@3c more. The market is dull, though some
OTIS sold at 1890, and offers of 49, were re-
used.
WHIsKY-The market is in good supply
nd dull, but prices, are higher. owing to
he probability of an increase in tax. Louis
ana recti6ed is now held at 81 O6, and
hoice Western 81 0S; and so bbls ordinary 7
Western sold at 81 OF u gallon. A lot of SO
bis Louisiana rectifed sold at 81 OF II gal
IN.
Corn IN BULK-The market is entirely bare.
SPARE RIBs-The market is bare. The last
q first hands sold at IS and dealers are retail
1g them at $40 p Dbl.
|
ands. The last sold at &c. Dealers are re-
filing them at TIC apiece.
PIG PoRK-Halt bbls command 50 5000
PICS FEET.-Kegs are selling at 81 80 and
rkins at SO.
Corn IN SAcKs-Fair supply and moderate
emand. Only 800 sacks white sold at soc p
1shel The movement on the landing is
lterrupted by rainy weather
OATs-Good supply, and not much doing
account OF rainy weather. Only 200 sacks
I'D at zoe + bushel.
BRAN Is IN light supply. No sales owing
rainy weather It is quoted at 81 70 y
10 h.
HAE-Good supply and dull 100 bales
loice sold at S2S p ton.
STARcH-Small stock and dull. Quoted at
@4sc u ID.
BUTTER-Good supply and dull. Inferior
oshen is quoted at 25@30c, medium 3O6
c, choice 37@3Sc y 10. Inferior Western