The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-19

FRI IGHTS-The market continues quiet, with
an ample supply OF freight room on the berth.
We continue to quote follows.
Bv Steam-Cotton to Liverpool 1924; corn l2N1
12Id; cotton to New York ss4c; to Boston, Prov
dence Fall River ana Baltimore, via New York,
Esc Sugar to New York IS y hid; molasses s.
b Dbl.
Havre nc: to Bremen 1901 3-l6c; to
Antwerp / 3-16c; to kevel and Cronstadt ga
81 3d. to Genoa 3-160l114c; oil cake to London
35s; cotton to Boston 13l6c; to Providence
2.0l25 SIC; to Philadelphia 13-16c.
SUGAR Only $50 hhds were received this
morning. Good demand at previous prices,
especially for high grades. The supplies sold
at 1860 for inferior. $40 for common, 55sc
for good common, 81 Tor fair, 65sg6lc Tor far III,
fully fair. SIC for prime, &c for strictly prime c
gor choice, 1869 for gray clarified, SIC for
yellow clarified, sLt091s for of white clarified,
and e4@ec for white nha clarified. Stock IN the
MOLASSES-Only 6SS bbls and y half bbls
were received this morning, mostly termenting.
and selling as landed, at previous prices. No
choice on hand. Fermentlng, 10 quoted
at 3O0l43c, as in quality; good prime fer
menting Acc: cistern bottoms 3Sc, prime not fer
menting 4l942c. prime reboied 4Oc, strictly
prime MOI reboiled, 4S@50c, choice 51o152c u
gallon. Stock in the sheds 1894 bbls and 5l6
half bbls.
CITY REFINERY SUGAR Standard A, in
barrels, is selling at 1919, granulated and pow
s1ered NE, crushed NC, cut loaf 1870 u b.
CITY REFINERY MULAS >ES-OOmmon Is
selling at 4oc; fair 43c, prime 47c, choice Ole.
Golden Syrup soc p gallon.
FLOUR-Only a local demand, and the sales
are conied to 743 bbs, Of which so supertine at
"a; % single extra at 81 Is; 30 double extra at
a 50; 80 and 100 low treble Is S. 25 and 30 good
do at S. so; 100 choice extra at S. 20; 100 choice
extra at So 100 at Sc 25 25 at Sc S.; Is at s. 80,
50 at 81 and 81 at 81 % u Dbl.
Common is quoted at So 25G3 so; fine 50 Is;
superine 81; double extra 81 rs; low treble extra
"a 500l5; choice do S. 371sG5 IS; choice extra St
as 80; choice and family extra Sc 1907 50 % Dbl.
CORN MEAL-Good supply and dull. 50 and
$50 bbls sold in lots at 81 30 u Dbl Dealers are
iobb:ng at 81 50 u Dbl. We have heard Of some
sales, not reported, under 50 80 y Dbl.
GIFTS in Job lots st 81 l5G4 25, and re-
aail from store at 81 so b DBL
pORK-Quiet, but steady and strong with a
rood demand at s2l so u Dbl for mess and so
Is. 100 and sos bbls sold to dealers at 81 30 L
Dbl. The last lot was sold, delivered, at that
price. Dealers are jobbing at $22 b Dbl. Ar
f,er of $2l SO wa refused for 100 bbls to arrive
DRY SALT MEAl-The demand is confined tc
dealers order trade at s. 4GEsIsc for shoulders
IILc for clear rib sides, and II for clear sides
Round lots are quoted at SDs14c for shoulders
lie for clear rib sides and ll1ac for clear sides
) and So boxes shou .ders sold to dealers at s.
BACON-Duu, and quoted nominally at whole
sale at 90 ll0c for shoulders, l24c Tor clear rlt
sides and l2s+ @13c for clear sides. Dealers
are iobbing at &c above these prices.
HAMS-Choice sugar-cured are IN light supply
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