The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-06-05

HAMs-Choice sugsr-cured in fair supply and
duh, at l31a@132c p 10 as in brand 10 ueIces sold
at 1870 p ID.
LARD-Continues in light supply and firm at 100
l215c for tierce and 121s@12Zc for kegs so nerces
refined sold at l2c 2 10.
WHISKY-Dull. Louisiana recti6ed is held at 99c;
choice Cincinnati 81 OF p gallon.
COW PEAs-Are in light supply and good demand.
They obbng at 81 IS for mixed. and 50 for clay
aud sell in larger lots at 1Oc less p bushel.
CORN IN BULK-A tow Of 14OO bushels arrived
this morning; 1000 bushels of II Sold TO Cuoa' at &c
for yellow; the balance is not offering, but is gong
forward by rail r the country There Is stock on
hand of 49, 900 bushels, and more supplies are on the
way here. The market is quoted at zoe q bushel.
WHEAT IN BULK-None on hand offering Tow
Of bushels lust arrYed ssld about three weeks
ago at 81 40 = bushe for No aspiring.
CORN IN sACKS-Is III good supply and qniet at
previous prices The sales comprise 100 sacks, OF
which 800 yellow mixed at 79c, 800 do at Soc POO 40
and 500 white at CSC Z bnshel.
OATS-Are in good supply and fair demand at yes.
ter laws prices he sales comprise 1850 SACK, OF
which 700 choice in second hand sacks at SIC 800 and
400 at 5sc and $50 and 200 choice at Sc u bushel
BRAN-Is in good supply and dun at Yesterday in
side prices sacks sold, of which 20J choice at
and POO at 81 05 u 100 ii.
HAY-The supply Cd the landing is light. but the
stock in warehouse is large 400 bales prime sofa al
S23 q ton.
COFFEE-The demand for job lots is good 10
stock in first hands. We quote cargo lots at lsc
gold for ordinary low fair. 19@l9lac for fair, 2O
Ca2O}1c for good, and 2114@2lAc p 10 for prime
job lots are selling lsc for ordinary, 1870 for fair
2O9.c for good, and 2lslc p t for prime;
following telegram, dated Rio de Janiero, May 49,,
1874, and New York, June A. 1874: Purchases since
May g. 5000 bags; cleared to Atlantic ports, 1000;
cleared to Gulf ports none; loading 10000; stock,
129 0O0 average daily receipts, 22OO. Price, 1890
Exchange, 2514 p cent
Domestic Markets.
by Telegraph
NEW YORK May 1, Noon.-Flour quiet and m
changed. Wheat scarce, ehade frmer. Corn firm
PORK firm, mess SIT 871a@17 80. Lard quiet, steam
IL 1s@ll GIG. Turpentne steady, 39ls:
Rosin quiet, 81 7592 50 for str1ined Freights
heavy and ire gular.
NEW YORK, June 4.-Cotton closed frmer: Middling
Uplands, 162s@ls24. Sales to day, AS bales Ne re-
cepts 4S5; gross $780, Futures closed steady; sales
rs, bales as follows: June, 1907 1882; July,
1916; August, 1s ll-32@ll3s; September. 1874
ais 9-32.
mand 1c better. Winter red Western red, Western
l56; White, 157dl64. Corn shade frmer, fairly ac
tive 1882 for and old; Western mixed, 82@s4
for Western yellow. Coffee more active, unchanged
Rio quoted 1614@161a Gold liz; Rice quiet; Tallow
duh 1907 1l-l6; Rosn heavy 1892 80; Turpentine
steady 394@ 40; Pork frmer. new mess $50 lsls;
Lard firmer; Whisky steady ST. Freights 16
CINcINNATI, June 4-Cotton-not given. Flour
demand good at full prices Wheat firm, 81 81. Corn
steady. G5d67. Oats quiet, 50G5S. Pork firm, sales
Of country at interior points at ST. 50, city held at
Sls. Lard-demand fair at lower rates, sales Of
kettle last evening at 11ls, generally held at II "a
1l3s. Bulk meats-demand fair and market firm
shoulders 6G5@6.70, clear rib 9.20G925 clear 91s@
955. Bacon steady, demand moderate, jobDing sales
OF shoulders at IA, clear rib 10, clear l0a. Whisky
demand fair, market firm, 80.
ST.. LOUIS, June 4.-Cotton-More doing; d.
ding 17a4. Flour quiet and weak; little doing
Whea' higher; No. 2 spring Chicago 81 L.; No.
red winter 81 1919. Corn advanced; No. mixed
5sdG0 on track and in elevator. Oats frme No
A track. Whisky steady at 96. Pork higher, at
SIS 25d1S 90 latter extra heavy. Dry alt meats firm
and higher; little doing; clear rib, at Kansas City,
g. Bacon quiet; only order trade. Lard firm; sum
mer steam lOa4
LOUISVILLE, June 4.-Cotton quiet; Middling 1734
Flour shade easier for fancy at 81 So other grades
inch nged Corn quiet, 1902 Oats quiet, 62@ g.
Mess pork SIS % Bacon quiet and unchanged
Sugar-cured hams 1871 PLAIN 124. Bulk meats
quiet and unchanged. Lard, 121a@l2a. Whisky 95.
CHICAGO, June Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat duh and lower No. l spri Chicago 81 2l@
80 No. spring Chic go 81 17tS. Corn, demand
fair and market firm; No. 2, mixed. sos. Oats,
steady demand moderate, No. 3 451a@45sl Pol de-
nand fair, SIT 50@l7 621a. Lard steady, demand
moderate, H. Bulk meats steady, demand moderate
sales OF shoulders packed at 7. short rib middles,
oose Whisky, steady, demand moderate, 80.
Foreign Markets.
LIvERpo L, June A. n.-Bacon-long clear mid
lies 46s 3D. Lard 9ls Sd. Tallow 39s.
LIVERPOOL. June 4, P. M.-Cotton-sales of Up
ands nothing below Good Ordinary, deliverable July
md August, sgd; do. nothing below Low Middng,
deliverable July aud August, 81; sales of Orleans
lothng below Low Mddling, deliverable June and
July, 9-lGd.
Breadstuffs dull: wheat 12sal2s "a for red win
er; corn, 35s cd; -four 27s lard 81 turpentine 80
LATER, $50 p. M.-Cotton-siles Of Uplands |
lothng below Good Ordinary, deliverable June and
July, Sad
LON on, June 4, Evening.-Common rosin Is 3da