The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-30
THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN SUNDAY, JANUARY go 1876
against 2, 517 ,646 up to Friday noon, January 49,
last year texcluding the above II, 107)-increase

against 2,517, 646 up to Friday noon. January 20,
433, 9l8.
Exports Yesterday to Great Britain 1905 bales,
against 5564 last week and 1888 last year, and
TO the continent $3.50 bales, against 1868 last
| week and 5227 last year.
STOCKS At all the delivery ports, made up to IL
868. 1893 last year.
TOBACCO-The only transaction reported TO-
day was hhds at. The amount on sale is esti-
mated at 1925 hhds. The last sale Of any magni-
tude reported was 300 hhds on the 5th inst, which
was said to be at prices that required no change
ID our quotations. Nothing has transpred since
quote Tugs 1s4lc and leaf L@l1.c and &c lower,
while others object to any change. Under these
circumstances we repeat our previous figures as
nominal and merely for reference, as follows: Low
Tugs 6t07c, good 711aa@8c, low leaf 9@11c, medium
l2lDl4c. good 15C0l6c, and fine 17gloc.
Received since last evening, IL hhds e1-
ported bv rail; stock on hand by our running
statement 2908 hhds.
FREIGH fS-There seemed to be better
fee ing to-day and We heard OF shipments OF cot
ton to Liverpool both at 7-16d and at 15-32d.
Yesterday we reported ship for Havre ut 1c,
and ono for Liverpool at 7-l6d. We quote as
follows:
last shipments at 10 3d. corn l1@111sd; cotton to
New York &c; to Boston, Providence, Fall River,
Philadelphia and Baltimore, via New York, &c.
su.ar to sew York 81 81 u ibid molasses 81 so
By sail-Cotton to Liverpool 7-l6@l5-32d; to
Havre 15-16@lc, the former the going rate; to
Bremen 1Dl1sc; to Antwerp 1H@1 3-l6c; to
Amsterdam to Cronstadt -99,l6d !;
dence 20 Is sac; to Philadelphia 1850. Bulk
corn to Liverpool 10d.
SUGAR-Galy 494 hhds we're received this
morning. The demand is active, especially for
the better grades Of open kettle, and prices for
them are 1s@Hc higher. The supplies were all
sold at 4951zc for inferior. 5's4@6c for common,
6I062S &c for good common, 61a0654c for fair to
good fair, 67s07c for fully fair, no for prime,
~ FIR stricslv prime. .794@s1ac for gray clari-
ned s@S Tor ~ yeaex Sar iea Ssc h ios
clarified.
MOLASSES- Only 587 bbls and half bbls
we're received this morning. The market is
strong and unchanged. with light supplies. Some
cistern bottom sold at 4Oc ID gallon. The demand
continues good. ana the supplies sold at previ-
GUS prices 25@28c for low common fermenting
28038c for centrifugal, 3O035c for common fer.
menting, 37@40c for fair fermenting, 43045c
No choice on hand; it would command 53c y
gallon.
FLOUR-Only local demand, and the Gales
are confinea to 1897 bbls, Of which $50 and so
choice treble extra at IS 5O 40 and Is do at s. Isl
81 at IS S7; go and LOO choice extra 1t So l0O 90
IS 05; 100 at s6 45 so at Sc TO- so at$7 g. % and
40 at 81 Is. A lot of 125 half bbls choice extra
sold at "A u half Dbl.
CORN MEALS stronger. Some inquiry and
offers OF 81 Is refused. selling in joD lots at
81 35a2 40 . Dbl. 100 bbls sold at 81 Is, and
50 At 50 80 % Dbl
GRIT. auoted at 81 1904 IS, and job
bing at 81 % y Dbl.
DRY SALT MEAT-Moderately fair supply,
with tho demand mostly confined to the job trade
at $685. clear rib sides 1114c, clear sides
1134c u b. The market is quoted at Wholesale
at 77s019c for shoulders loose and packed, clear
rib sides a40llc, clear sides IN 011ac IL h..
25 boxes sold. 10 arrive vt 71sc; car Load shou-
ders at the depot at Sc; 10000 10 clear rib sides,
at the depot, at 1896 and 1000 ID clear sides at
u14c y Is.
BACON-We have to note dull market and
l2 for clear sides. Dealers are jobbing should
ers at 91ac; clear rib sides at l21c, clear sides
at 1890 IL ID.
POkK-Mess is in demand at $2l so y Dbl ,
and the supplies sell as fast al received at that
price. $50 bbls received yesterday, sold in lots
| to dealers at s21 So, and 400 bbls just in would
command that price, but they are not yet ready
for delivery. car load sold at s2l so to arrive.
This comprises the total supply in first hands.
Dealers are jobbing at SCI 75@22 q Dbl.
HAMS-A lot Of 20 tierces choice sugar-cured
sold, for export, at lac u ID. The market for
choice sugar-cured is quiet but steady at IA
@l414c; jobblng at 1411aa9l5c u ID.
BREAKFAST BACON-Is dull, and quoted at
LAbD-Quiet and st5ady, and quoted at 12144
@l21ac tor ordinary packers, in tierce 1254 9l3c
for choice packers prime steam; 13140135ssc for
refined in tierce, and 13s4@l4c for keg.
PACKERS HOG Pr DUCTS - Prime mess
pork is selling at $l9@19 50. extra prime pork
s170e1S rump pork $l7@18 y Dbl; pig pork $40
500ll y half Dbl; spare ribs s7@s y bbl; pigs
tongues 61a@7c apiece; pigs ieet 81 Is y keg,
| 81 50 " firkln, and $70l8 b Dbl.
COIN IN BULK-No stock in the market. A
lot Of 900 bushels is offerng to arrive. at sic
| u bushel
WHISKY - Rectified is in light supply. but
there is no demand. Louisiana Is quoted at 81 10
and Western at 81 11@1 Is per gallon.
CORN IN SACKS-Good supply, and the de-
| mand has slackened, but no change in prices;
l15O sacks sold, Of which 1000 white at 53c, and
$50 yellow at SIC y bushel.
OAiS-Fair supply and quiet. 700 sacks sold,
Of which $50 St.LLuis at ACC, $50 choice Galena
at 4Sc, 100 and 200 do at 49c. A dealer sold 100
sacks red rust-pIoof at 75c y bushel
BRAN-The supply is larger, and the demand
continues limited. Only 100 and 700 sacks sold
at 75c % 100 ID.
HAY-Plenty on hand and dull. 800 bales
prime sold at SIT u ton.
BUrTER-The eupoly is ample and the de-
mand moderate. Choice Goshen ia quoted at 33
! choice Western 25@27c, medium 2O@2!c, infe-
rior 15016c u b.
CHEE-E-Fair supply and quiet Choice
Western factory is quoted at 12laa0l3c. New York
cream l4IfDl5c, EnSllsn dairy LOG T3 10
BAGGiNG-The stock on hand is large and
the demand limited Domestic jure is quoted
at wholesale at 49, q yard it is retailing at lac
y yard. India is neglect ed quoted at wholesale
at 1Oc: at retail 1919 U yard.
COFFEE-The market is quiet. Stock in hands
of dealers -- bags in fret hands 1925.
We quote cargoes: Ordinary 17@l714c gold, fair
1724@lSc, good 1s14@1S1ac. prime lss4@l9;
u h. Job lots-Ordlnary MO 71ac, far 1874
q SIC, good lss4@l9c, prime 194@l91ac = H..